Ayy, man, if you workin' a nine-to-five and you listenin' to this song, man
I want you to take a two-minute smoke break, bruh
Just two minutes, you know?
When your boss ain't lookin' or if he go somewhere
Take a two-minute smoke break
They said we couldn't smoke dope in this bitch, but we still fired up
Nigga actin' like he want smoke in this bitch, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Big wheels, 454 big block, it's hot, bitch, fire it up
Soon as they drop this shit in the spot, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Can't talk 'round none of these niggas 'cause they probably wired up
Ain't no way you can dodge that hit when it come from the higher-ups
Show me a bad-ass bitch, I'll show you a nigga that's tired of 'em
Anything that nigga Pat with, I'm with, nigga, that's my bro
Don't get lined up, when I'm in your city, ho, line up
That's my cup, don't worry 'bout what's up in my cup
Both doors off on the Jeep and I'm hangin' out the side of this bitch like a fire truck
Money get piled up, play with me, killers get dialed up
They said we couldn't smoke dope in this bitch, but we still fired up
Nigga actin' like he want smoke in this bitch, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Big wheels, 454 big block, it's hot, bitch, fire it up
Soon as they drop this shit in the spot, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Niggas don't want no smoke, these niggas just talkin', they know not to play with that fire (Yup)
We turn this bitch into Fourth of July except my hitters don't bust in the sky (Yup)
Niggas ain't real no more, they out here pretendin', they wearin' a fuckin' disguise (Yup)
I found out niggas is snitchin', I call up my henchmen and tell 'em I doubled the prize (Yup, yup)
Y'all niggas ain't gettin' money for real, y'all post for the 'Gram (Mhm, mhm)
I got some niggas, they'll come rub your motherfuckin' nose for a gram (Yes, sir, yes, sir)
Playin' with us is a gamble, you better not be tryin' your luck
'Cause we treat the beef like a grill in the summer, to whoever want it, we firin' it up
They said we couldn't smoke dope in this bitch, but we still fired up
Nigga actin' like he want smoke in this bitch, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Fired up, nigga, don't get fired up
Big wheels, 454 big block, it's hot, bitch, fire it up
Soon as they drop this shit in the spot, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
Fired up, nigga, we gon' get fired up
The lyrics FIRED UP of JUICY J is also present in the album Mental trillness 2 (2024)
Juicy J, pseudonimo di Jordan Michael Houston III, è un rapper, produttore discografico e attore statunitense nato a Memphis nel 1975. È noto per aver contribuito alla nascita e al successo del movimento hip hop crunk degli anni '90 e 2000. Houston ha iniziato la sua carriera musicale come membro dei Three 6 Mafia, gruppo di cui è cofondatore insieme a DJ Paul. Con il trio hanno pubblicato numerosi album di successo, tra cui "When the Smoke Clears" (1995) e "Choices: The Album" (2000). Nel 2006, la colonna sonora del film "Hustle and Flow", che includeva la canzone "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp" scritta da Juicy J, ha vinto l'Oscar alla migliore canzone originale. Dopo lo scioglimento dei Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J ha continuato a collaborare con artisti come Wiz Khalifa, Lil Wayne e Nicki Minaj, pubblicando album di successo come "Stay Trippy" (2013) e "Rubba Band Business" (2015). La sua musica è caratterizzata da ritmi veloci, testi provocatori e un uso frequente di sintetizzatori. Tra i suoi brani più famosi figurano "Slob on My Knob", "Bandz a Make Her Dance" e "Bounce It".
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