Gold BBS'S
Conway the Machine & The Alchemist Lyrics

Lulu, uh
Introducing the singer's state of mind and setting the tone for the following lyrics.

Yeah nigga, let me get a light
Casually asking for a cigarette lighter from someone, implying a relaxed atmosphere.

Smoking this mimosa
Enjoying the act of smoking a specific strain of cannabis called mimosa.

Why the popo so vexed for? They raid the wrong house
Expressing confusion and frustration over police officers conducting a raid on the wrong residence.

We had the dope and money next door, uh
Admitting to having illegal drugs and money hidden in a neighboring house.

The water on my neck pure and I ain't even get the back-end yet from my next tour
Referring to the valuable jewelry on the singer's neck and anticipating additional financial gains from future concert performances.

That's what they so upset for, they broke so they gon' stress more
Asserting that the reason for the police's agitation is their financial struggles, causing them to intensify their efforts.

I keep my gun on me, you left yours
Highlighting the artist's preparedness and implying that others may be unprepared or lacking a weapon.

My money in line that's why I'm good with the connect for
Stating that the artist's financial stability allows them to maintain a positive relationship and reliable connection in their illicit dealings.

Dog food in the trunk like I just left the pet store (talk to 'em)
Drawing a metaphor between carrying drugs and buying dog food to emphasize the abundance of narcotics being transported.

Free the brodie, they got my dude up in the mountains
Expressing support for a friend who is currently incarcerated in a remote prison facility.

When we was fifteen, we used to shoot up niggas houses
Revealing past involvement in criminal activities, specifically shooting at people's homes during their teenage years.

Started with an eight ball and then I moved a couple ounces
Describing the singer's progression from dealing small quantities of drugs to selling larger amounts.

I fucked nigga's baby mommas, even seduced a couple spouses
Boasting about engaging in sexual relationships with other men's partners, including wives, demonstrating a lack of respect or loyalty.

I just blew a couple thousand on shoes that ain't even out yet
Indicating the singer's extravagant spending habits on exclusive and unreleased footwear.

Pussy good? Get a new outfit. Christian, Loubs if her mouth wet
Suggesting that if a sexual partner pleases the artist, they should be rewarded with a new outfit and expensive designer shoes.

Niggas ain't richer than me, I doubt that
Expressing doubt towards others' claims of wealth and asserting the artist's own financial superiority.

Set the streets on fire and niggas ain't put me out yet, Machine bitch
Asserting dominance by stating that despite causing chaos in the streets, the singer remains unchallenged and undefeated.

I told my shooter when you shoot it, you unload
Instructing the person responsible for shooting a weapon to empty the entire magazine or chamber.

Ain't it funny how we open laundry mats to wash the money from the load
Humorously commenting on the irony of using laundromats as fronts to launder illegal money and conceal its origins.

My Spanish homie on the west, he think he Tony, when he sniff, he lose control (Perico)
Referring to a Spanish-speaking acquaintance in the western region who believes he possesses the characteristics of a fictional drug lord named Tony, but succumbs to the loss of self-control when using cocaine (Perico).

And he don't care who out there when he slide, he gon' pull up and start emptying the pole
Describing the fearlessness of the Spanish-speaking acquaintance who is willing to confront any adversaries and unleash a barrage of gunfire.

And everybody goes nigga
Implying that when violence erupts, everyone involved becomes aggressive or combative.

I say the word, niggas gon' run down
Asserting the artist's influence and control over others, suggesting that at their command, others will take swift and forceful action.

With F&N drum rounds you getting gunned down
Warning of the severe consequences that await anyone who becomes the target of the singer's associates, armed with high-capacity firearms and ammunition.

Tried to hide my pole in the closet and my son found it
Recounting an incident where the singer attempted to conceal their firearm in a closet, only for their child to discover it accidentally.

So I had to shoot this SK, I gotta teach my son now
Acknowledging the necessity of using the firearm and explaining the singer's decision to educate their child about firearms and their role in self-defense.

How you gangsta? You ain't never do shit
Questioning the authenticity of individuals who claim to be gangsters despite having no substantial experience or involvement in criminal activities.

You ain't never shoot shit, never been to jail
Criticizing those who boast about their criminal exploits but lack any evidence of having actually committed violent acts or served time in prison.

I could tell you a bitch (pussy)
Asserting the singer's ability to discern weakness in others, implying that they are not as tough or daring as they claim to be.

We was peddlin' sniff, told my brodie let's fuck with this rap shit
Recalling a past where the singer and a close companion were involved in selling cocaine, but then encouraging their friend to pursue a career in rap music instead.

He said he'd rather sell a few bricks
Communicating the friend's preference for continuing to sell drugs and make money through illicit means, highlighting a disparity in aspirations and goals.

He said that's like me telling you quit
Drawing a parallel between the friend's reluctance to give up drug selling and the artist's dedication and skill in rapping, suggesting that neither should abandon their respective pursuits.

When you the best at what you do, ain't nobody on your level who spit
Reaffirming the artist's belief in their exceptional talent and asserting that no one else possesses the same level of skill in rapping.

Came from the bottom from shoveling shit
Describing the difficult and humble beginnings of the singer, engaging in menial tasks or undesirable jobs to make a living.

Now it's thirty pointers in the bezel of my Oyster Perpetual wrist
Highlighting the artist's success and prosperity, manifested in owning a high-end watch adorned with diamonds.

Your bitch could tell you I'm rich, she came to my telly, The Ritz
Asserting the singer's financial status and influence over others by stating that a woman would betray her partner to engage in a sexual encounter with the singer at an upscale hotel called The Ritz.

And I gave her impeccable dick
Boasting about the singer's sexual prowess and claiming to have provided an outstanding sexual experience.

I keep this Mac-11, I grip
Asserting possession of a Mac-11 submachine gun and emphasizing the singer's readiness and willingness to use it if necessary.

I let off a clip when I throw my gun in the air, word to Fredro and Stick
Referencing a scene from the movie 'Strapped' where a protagonist throws his gun in the air, signifying their disregard for traditional rules and their desire to engage in violence.

Yeah nigga, everybody goes nigga
Repeating the statement from earlier, emphasizing that in confrontational situations, everyone involved becomes aggressive or combative.

You, and you, and him too nigga
Addressing different individuals and asserting that everyone present is affected by the escalating tension and potential violence.

Greenlight on all you niggas
Issuing a warning that all individuals present, likely enemies or rivals, have been marked as targets and are subject to attack.

Niggas know what the fuck is up nigga, yeah
Asserting that the addressed individuals are fully aware of the situation and should recognize the imminent danger they face.