Ready
Akon/Birdman/DJ Khaled/Fat Joe/Lil Wayne/Rick Ross/T.I. Lyrics

And you know it don't stop, grindin' round that clock
DJ Khaled is stating that he never stops working and is always grinding to make progress.

Masterminding my second album, my first album just dropped
DJ Khaled is currently working on his second album after successfully releasing his first album recently.

Scored a touchdown on my first down, niggas thought I was gon' flop
DJ Khaled proved his worth by achieving great success right from the beginning, despite initial doubts from others.

See I hustle like my momma but I look just like my pops
DJ Khaled inherited his father's looks but takes after his mother in terms of work ethic and determination.

And we still duckin' cops, ride round and takin' shots
Despite success, DJ Khaled and his crew still face challenges and obstacles, such as avoiding law enforcement and dealing with setbacks.

Hennessy for my enemies, niggas know I'm takin' they spot
DJ Khaled celebrates his success by indulging in Hennessy, and is aware that he is surpassing his rivals and taking their place in the industry.

Just like T-I-P told you ASAP but you niggas rappin' like Aesop, Aesop get a grip
Using T.I.'s words, DJ Khaled highlights the fact that some rappers are not being true to themselves and their own experiences, and are instead telling fables or exaggerated stories.

Oh that's your dream car? Nigga that's my old whip
DJ Khaled and his crew have moved on to bigger and better things than what others might consider to be their dream or aspiration.

Oh that's your dream girl? Nigga that's my old bitch
Similarly, DJ Khaled is proud of the women he's been with, even if they may not be a current aspiration for others.

Oh that's your new flow? Nigga that's my old shit!
DJ Khaled recognizes that imitation is the highest form of flattery as other rappers borrow his style and flow.

This that new Krit shit, that Cole shit, them country niggas
DJ Khaled appreciates the current state of hip-hop and recognizes the talents of rappers such as Krit and Cole.

One for the money, two for the show Three for them hoes saying anything goes They say they ready for whatever! They say they ready for whatever I been around the world, twice to be exact Six bad bitches and they lapped up in the back They say they ready for whatever! They say they ready for whatever
The chorus repeats the phrase 'ready for whatever', indicating an attitude of resilience and determination in the face of any situation.

Shawty look what we got, my bass beat and it knock
DJ Khaled highlights the strength of his beats, and the power they have when played loud.

Got the old school in my old school was to post up on yo block
DJ Khaled reminisces about the old days when he would hang out and play his music on the streets and corners of his neighborhood.

Yo broad chose like she was supposed to and you up in arms 'cause she bopped
DJ Khaled asserts that women choose to be with him because he is the obvious choice and therefore, other men have no reason to be jealous or outraged.

I hate to say it but I got to say that I wish that they would just stop
DJ Khaled expresses frustration with those who imitate or copy his style, rather than creating their own original music.

So fuck these haters, fuck these hoes that ain't slammin' doors on they drop
DJ Khaled dismisses those who are not making an impact in the music industry, and the people who criticize his work without any basis or substance.

Y'all niggas too young to remember how to the south used to be but I'm not
DJ Khaled draws upon his experience in the music industry, and acknowledges how the sound of southern hip-hop has evolved over the years.

Say that's yo' new car? Nigga that's my old slab Say that's yo' new bitch? Nigga that's my old stab Oh that's yo new flow? That shit sound so trash
DJ Khaled is once again proud of his past conquests, and dismisses the efforts of those who imitate him in any way.

Hol' up, but don't forget about Compton nigga
DJ Khaled acknowledges the influence and power of the Compton music scene, and pays respect to it.

One for the money, two for the show Three for no limit and the rest for death row
DJ Khaled pays homage to some of the influential record labels and artists of the past who have made an impact on hip-hop music.

That means I been bout it bout it and this is the realist shit I ever wrote
DJ Khaled emphasizes the authenticity and honesty of his lyrics in this song, which reflect his experiences and perspective on the industry.

And if anyone ever doubt it then they are the loudest of liars I know
DJ Khaled challenges anyone to dispute the truth or accuracy of his lyrics, knowing that he is being genuine and honest.

I only desire to blow, she only desire to blow
DJ Khaled highlights his and his partner's common goals, which revolve around success and taking their talents to the next level.

And I hope that my dick is a whistling flute, and that's not the instrumental
DJ Khaled uses a metaphor to describe his sexual performance with a partner, and hopes that it is pleasurable and enjoyable for both of them.

Now pick up my coat You let that motherfucker drag like RuPaul, I'll drag your ass to the floor
DJ Khaled demands respect from those around him, and will not tolerate any disrespect or rudeness towards him or his work.

Bitch, I can admit, I'm a recovered addict, paraphernalia that is Telling the doctor I'm sick, head doctor I'm needing your lips, yea
DJ Khaled is not afraid to be open and honest about his past struggles, specifically referencing his drug addiction and the addiction to oral sex.

Proper analogy for it, if I can afford it then I won't ignore it, clear Cop me a palace and Porsche and right when I floor it that's when I switch gears
DJ Khaled aims to enjoy the fruits of his labor and does not hesitate to indulge himself in luxury and extravagance.

Living my life on Uranus, uh, keeping one foot in your anus, uh The other foot all on your neck, repeatedly stomp 'til I break it, uh
Using wordplay, DJ Khaled asserts his position of power and influence, and plans to succeed by dominating his competition.

Bitch I'm demanding respect, these bitches is telling me take it DJ Khaled, even if I had callus, holding the torch ain't no challenge, ain't it
DJ Khaled does not wait for respect to be given to him, and instead demands it to be shown to him. He also acknowledges that even if he were to experience hardship, he is still equipped to hold his position in the industry.