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Gun [YC:] Oh what niggaz want to get on thats right I got some niggaz in click [YC:] That'll hit yall motherfuckas all night [Verse 2: Neef] Whoo whoop Bucky Yo, bang bang here we go Naw this ain't radio Load up ya gun music Don't pull it if you ain't gonna use it Don't tempt me nigga, I'm gonna shoot it Trust nigga, you gonna come up missin' about mine 30 shot MP5, spit out nines All hollows in ya gut So you holla when it cuts Let off a dime, then I calm 20 shots'll follow up You'll be sparkin' like a dutch Keep the shit up on a hush Out on bail, fresh outta jail Two cases, I got to fight nigga They sent me down try to right niggaz They want me up north, stressin' with them white niggaz Gettin' husky, fuck it let 12 judge me Got to keep it on me daily If you got some beef you smell me Listen what you niggaz tell me…come out naked So I can be in the????

SP We want we want That boy in the Porsche with the top in the trunk Oschino long like joker clip all hanging out Money over bitches what this SP gang about Bought it like brotha man gas like son of Sam One through your face leave your stretched like a rubber band You wouldn't understand you don't want it fam The MC with the hammer have yall niggaz do the running man Born in the ghetto straight form the projects Game like LeBron James but no Nike contract Pitbull red nose all gold marshland all froze Low top red holes red shoe strings no socks on Mr.

Young Gunnas Sig [YC:] Holla at ya boys Yea we doing big things nigga [YC:] State Prop. Editar playlist Apagar playlist tem certeza que deseja deletar esta playlist? Young Gunz began as just two of the numerous rappers in Roc-a-Fella's State Property collective, yet all it took was one runaway hit, "Can't Stop, Won't Stop," to distance them from the pack and elevate them into the spotlight.

The Philadelphia duo -- Young Chris born Chris Ries and Neef born Hanif Muhammad -- debuted with brief appearances on the first State Property album and, more importantly, got a high-profile shoutout in Jay-Z 's "Takeover" earlier that year. However, it was their first track together, "Can't Stop, Won't Stop," that proved decisive to their success. The track first showed signs of life on the mixtape circuit, where DJ Enuff began repping it.

Roc-a-Fella obviously felt "Can't Stop, Won't Stop" had a bright future, because the label granted it the coveted lead-off position on the second State Property album, The Chain Gang