Infatuated by the fame status

[vespertine]

She wanna ride inside the G-Class Grain, matted
I come around, she leave that n***a like he ain't matter
That girl been drinkin' all day, need to change bladder
She's just happy that the crew back in town
She 'bout to go downtown for a whole hour
If I had her, you can have her, man it don't matter
I'm never sour, I'm just smokin' somethin' much louder.

 

[kifykify]

Ye Ye you might match Central Cee's flow

 

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Just release the metrics of this

 

[kifykify]

Those who know about the rhymes blud used:

 

[vespertine]

thanks n***a

 

[vespertine]

“She wanna ride inside the G-Class, grain, matted”

• He’s bragging about a Mercedes G-Wagon, luxury SUV. “Grain, matted” refers to the matte-finish paint job and wood-grain interior trim. Basically: status symbol flex.

“I come around, she leave that n*a like he ain't matter”**

• When he shows up, women drop their current man instantly. Translation: his clout outranks the competition.

“That girl been drinkin’ all day, need to change bladder”

• Hyperbole about heavy partying—she’s been drinking to the point her bladder “needs changing.” Crude way of saying she’s wasted.

“She’s just happy that the crew back in town”

• The woman’s excitement isn’t just about him individually—it’s the whole rap entourage returning. Association with the crew = social status and fun.

“She ’bout to go downtown for a whole hour”

• Sexual innuendo. “Downtown” = oral sex, an extended session.

“If I had her, you can have her, man it don’t matter”

• He’s dismissive: women are interchangeable to him. If he’s done, the next man can take over—he won’t be jealous.

“I’m never sour, I’m just smokin’ somethin’ much louder”

• “Loud” = slang for high-potency weed. He’s claiming he stays positive (not “sour”) and chill because he’s smoking strong marijuana.

 

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