Jokes On You
Clipse Feat. Fabolous Lyrics

Make money money, make money money money, make money money, make money money money, make money Money, make money money money, make money money, make money money money you niggas got it twisted Man
The singer emphasizes the importance of making money efficiently and disapproves of those who do it shabbily.

I'm like ha ha ha ha ha you niggas make me laugh,
The singer ridicules the unrealistic expectations that some people have regarding the money-making process.

C'mon if it don't make me math
The singer suggests that he is reluctant to engage in unprofitable ventures or investments.

I'm like ha ha ha ha ha what u can't take a joke,
The artist finds it amusing that some people cannot tolerate a humorous comment or a joke.

Well I cant take being broke
The artist admits that he cannot afford to be broke or financially insecure.

I'm like ha ha ha ha ha, make money money money
The singer reiterates the importance of making money consistently and efficiently.

Ha ha ha ha ha, make money money money
The singer emphasizes the importance of making money consistently and efficiently.

You niggas are comical, who me
The artist finds it ironic that some people consider him comical, given his success and wealth.

I'm seven digits two comical on my mama fool
The artist implies that his wealth and income are so high that people find it hard to believe he is serious.

I'm getting this money and that kill'em
The artist emphasizes his determination to work hard and succeed financially.

They looking at a pimp funny I'm Katt Williams
The singer compares himself to the comedian Katt Williams, who is known for his humorous and controversial jokes.

Money mike, I gets money on the mic
The artist boasts about his ability to make money through his talents and skills.

And some say I'm wild'n out
The singer acknowledges that some people find him reckless or impulsive.

Bacardi styling out, pushing seven digits dialing
The singer boasts about his extravagant lifestyle and high income.

But I ain't gotta fucking choice
The singer implies that he is driven by his ambition to succeed and make money.

My money talks in a Chris Tucker voice
The artist suggests that his wealth and success are so significant that they are equivalent to Chris Tucker's iconic voice.

'and you know this man'
The artist imitates Chris Tucker's famous catchphrase from the movie 'Friday.'

You a stand up rapper, hip hop comedian
The singer ridicules those who consider themselves rappers but rely more on comedic performances than their musical skills.

I start laughing as soon as I put your cd in
The singer finds it amusing that some rappers have no musical or lyrical talent.

You joke, you joke, you kid, you kid
The artist mocks those who try to pass off as professional rappers but lack the skills and experience.

Should have went to comedy central with the vids you did
The artist suggests that some rappers are more suited for comedic performances than music videos.

But OK, you b.e.t. only if its comic view
The artist suggests that some rappers are only successful because of their comedic performances on television shows like BET's Comic View.

Promise you I'm funny style I can be a comic too
The singer implies that he could easily transition from a rapper to a comedian if he wanted to.

I'm Marty Mar, at a auty mar
The artist reveals his stage name (Marty Mar) and suggests that he is successful and wealthy enough to afford an Audi car.

Cute snotty broad, tits like dolly par
The singer describes an attractive woman with large breasts, comparing her to the famous country singer Dolly Parton.

Ed harty naw this is carty ma
The singer corrects himself and reveals the name of his car (Cartier) instead of the incorrect one he mentioned earlier (Hardy).

But that was a good one, hardy har
The singer acknowledges a good joke and imitates a characteristic laugh.

Lambo Galardi car getting my last laugh haw
The artist boasts about owning a Lamborghini Gallardo car and suggests that he has achieved his financial goals.

Mane look, the diamonds in your chain look
The artist criticizes the poor quality or aesthetics of someone's jewelry or attire.

Funnier than Dane Cook, you hit the Sufi
The singer compares someone's sense of humor to that of comedian Dane Cook, suggesting that it is poor or unfunny. They also suggest that to have poor humor is comparable to being punched in the face.

I am to fly, in the booth I
The singer suggests that they are confident and successful, especially in their musical performances or recordings.

Make joke of them, I ain't the richest nigga but I ain't broke as them
The artist states their belief that it is better to make fun of others than to be broke or financially insecure.

I'm serious, petty worth will make a man delirious like Eddie Murph
The artist acknowledges that finances can be a serious matter and that being poor or struggling can have severe consequences (delirium). They also compare this situation to a skit from the Eddie Murphy movie 'Delirious.'

Girls get curious
The artist suggests that wealth and income can be attractive to women.

Is he really funny, don't be silly honey
The singer suggests that they are confident in their sense of humor and that others should recognize it.

I'm the burner packing, Bernie macing
The artist reveals that they have a gun (burner) and pepper spray (Bernie macing) for self-defense or protection.

I ain't scared of you ma-fuckers kick ass
The singer suggests that they are not afraid to fight or defend themselves against others.

Hon stack thick ass
The singer suggests that they have a significant amount of money (a hundred thousand or more) and that they are attractive and well-endowed.

A deck of card v.i.p. section hard
The singer describes their exclusive access to a VIP section in a club, and suggests that they are wealthy enough to play expensive card games.

They try to holla at me you know the heckler broads
The artist implies that they attract attention from women, including those who might try to insult or heckle them.

I'm popping rose, I don't the neck to god
The artist boasts about drinking expensive champagne (rosé) and suggests that they are not afraid of God's judgment or punishment.

Don't front yo, I be in the front row
The singer suggests that they are successful and wealthy enough to afford front-row seats in a concert or event.

Watch your wise cracks or I'll be at your front door
The singer warns others to be careful about making disrespectful or humorous comments, or else they will face consequences.

And I push up on a female smoothly, in a GL but keep that on the D.L. Hughley
The artist reveals that they can easily approach and charm women (push up) and do it in a discreet or secretive manner (keep that on the DL). They make a pun on the comedian D.L. Hughley's name.

I'm joking you don't wanna see the anger Fab tell'em
The artist suggests that they have a temper and are not afraid to show it.