Why, why, why they
Why they
Why they
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
You want the smoke with me or you just actin'?
Got rid of five niggas, won't catch me lackin'
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Never ratted, never told, always stickin' to the code
Got it tatted on my soul, I ain't never savin' hoes
I'm the realest in the game, from out the trunk to bein' paid
I still hypnotize minds with my fuckin' gold fame
Man, don't come to me 'bout no bitch
Don't come to me 'bout no ho
You know I'm 'bout this shit, these niggas be puttin' on a show
Every time I roll a blunt, firefighters come patrol
Most these rappers rollin' eighths, Juicy smokin' fuckin' O's
I made sacrifices, I got many vices
Cash and diamonds, cars, and way too many guns in
All them bitches licensed
Test my gangster, test your life, bought an AR for my wife
Can't no money change a thug from the mud, Mafia
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
You want the smoke with me or you just actin'?
Got rid of five niggas, won't catch me lackin'
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These bitches keep testin' my gangster (Why?)
Won't set me up, won't set me up, made my own way, ain't let me up
I'm always wake, don't gotta send nobody else to wake me up
Don't wake me up, don't wake me up, I'm on my grind, don't deal with comfort
Rollin' up another one, fuck what they say, do what I want
Bitch, I say it 'cause I mean it, I don't say it just because
Take my people out the struggle, hope one day, they get some love
Take some money out the bank, help you invest, boy, you ain't dumb
Ain't have nothin', talkin' crumbs, please don't question where I'm from
Please don't test me, I got seasons, twenty million, got it off features
You can tell just by the way she thinkin' different, she was with me
Well-equipped, a couple sips, Khalifa Kush, a couple zips
Stay ten toes, I never slip, I'm on that G-A-N-G shit
Why they testin' my gangster? (Why?)
These niggas keep testin' my gangster
Juicy J, real name Jordan Michael Houston III, is an American rapper, record producer, and actor born in Memphis in 1975. He is known for his contributions to the crunk hip hop movement of the 1990s and 2000s. Houston began his musical career as a member of Three 6 Mafia, a group he co-founded with DJ Paul. Together, they released numerous successful albums, including "When the Smoke Clears" (1995) and "Choices: The Album" (2000). In 2006, the soundtrack to the film "Hustle and Flow", which included the song "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp" written by Juicy J, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song. After the disbandment of Three 6 Mafia, Juicy J continued to collaborate with artists such as Wiz Khalifa, Lil Wayne, and Nicki Minaj, releasing successful albums like "Stay Trippy" (2013) and "Rubba Band Business" (2015). His music is characterized by fast tempos, provocative lyrics, and frequent use of synthesizers. Some of his most popular tracks include "Slob on My Knob", "Bandz a Make Her Dance", and "Bounce It".
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