Bundy & Sincere
Curren$y Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist Lyrics

Bullshit run a marathon
Dealing with the insincere and exaggerated nature of the music industry requires constant vigilance and steady endurance.

Rap shit got my parkin' Bentleys on a lawn
Achieving success in the rap industry has granted the author lavish perks and material possessions.

Continental Ts, got that red label on ours
The author's taste for luxury vehicles is exemplified by their ownership of a high-end model of Bentley.

Don't confuse me with these other rap frauds
The author sees themselves as genuine and talented in their craft, separating themselves from less authentic musicians.

I'm a crocodile in the swamp, them niggas is little frogs
The author sees themselves as a powerful figure in rap music, while others pale in comparison and are insignificantly weak.

Back to back, G bodies, Chevies with my dogs
The author enjoys driving around with friends in classic American cars, notably Chevrolet models with a body style from the 80s.

Freddie safe full of fetti, plottin' another heist
The author's associate Freddie resells drugs and has accumulated a large sum of money, but they are always planning something to further secure their wealth.

Already, I'm ready, already outside
The author is always proactive and prepared for new opportunities, eager to make the most of every situation.

Three in the morn', like Bundy told Sincere
The author is up late into the night like the notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, who once exclaimed 'I'd just drive around when it was easier for me to do things at night, I knew that all of the police were out hunting for me in the daytime, so I'd stay in the hills and in the little back roads and stuff during the daytime, and then come in at night.'

My nigga come on, I'm 'bout to start blowin' the muhfuckin' horn
The author's friend needs to hurry up if they want to join them in their car before they start honking the horn to signal their departure.

I'm tryna get everything I want painted and rimmed up
The author is obsessed with fully customizing their cars, such as repainting and upgrading the rims of each vehicle.

Before the fall really hit
The author is aware that their success is finite and wants to enjoy it before it disappears.

This jet life shit, ESGN, sippin' juice and gin
The author enjoys the lavish lifestyle earned through their success in the rap industry, signing with independent label ESGN and enjoying a drink of gin mixed with fruit juice.

Got my mind on my money and my money on my mind
The author is constantly thinking about ways to earn and protect their wealth, consumed with financial desires.

Money and yo' bitch, both on my line
The author has a bevy of women and constant financial opportunities available to them.

Told shawty that I can't make it
The author informed a female companion that they cannot keep their previously agreed-upon plans.

Told money I'll be on the way, quick
The author notified a person responsible for their financial opportunities that they will be arriving soon.

Sands in the hour glass, so goes the days of our lives
The author is aware of the constant passage of time and how quickly life moves on.

Make sure you touch something luxurious before you die
The author advises living life to the fullest and enjoying luxury experiences before death comes.

Light one for Mac Miller, Blue Slide Park in the sky, still in here
The author pays tribute to the late rapper Mac Miller, who has died but lives on in memory. 'Blue Slide Park' is a reference to Miller's debut album, named after a park he frequented while growing up in Pittsburgh.

Uh, wet dope on the Bounty paper, I lay it down
The author sets drugs on top of Bounty paper towels and lets the absorbent paper soak up any liquid residue.

Let it dry, you can leave the money and stick around
After letting the drugs dry out, customers can leave their payment and stay around to use the drugs if they desire.

Feel like I'm stuck in the system, runaway slave child
The author feels trapped in their surroundings and compares their feelings to those of a slave attempting to escape their oppressive owner.

My lifestyle straight out the gang files
The author's way of living would be described in official law enforcement records relating to gang activity.

Can't drank, insane, bunny rabbit five game
The author is unable to consume alcohol due to the risks associated with mixing it with their drug use. They are highly focused on their drug endeavors, represented by a reference to the dice game 'Bunco' played with five dice.

Rest in peace Big Lord, he took a thigh shot in the main vein
The author pays tribute to a deceased individual who was killed in a violent shooting. The specific detail of the thigh being targeted due to its proximity to a large vein is given to emphasize the brutality of the act.

Bitch, I rap for fun and sell that coca leaf to maintain
The author enjoys making music and does it as a hobby, but the primary way they earn money is through selling cocaine.

Niggas gettin' a check off of that Meth, I made a lane change
While some rappers are receiving recognition and revenue for their music, the author has moved into a different area of criminality by selling methamphetamine instead of relying solely on their musical output for income.

Walter White, walk the wheat
A reference to the main character of the television series Breaking Bad, who produces high-quality methamphetamine in a clandestine laboratory hidden inside an industrial laundry facility.

Cookin' up that Jesse Pink
Another reference to Breaking Bad, where the character Jesse Pinkman works with Walter White in producing methamphetamine.

Niggas'll open up they mouth to talk some shit
People will frequently talk badly about others behind their back, but may not be willing to confront them directly.

But they don't often eat
Individuals talking poorly about others may not have any actual ability to harm them or hold power over them.

Me and my comrades is well fed
The author and their associates are well-protected and well-provided for, having plenty of resources at their disposal.

Sincerely yours, unfadeable Fred
The author is writing in first-person and signing off with their own name, Fred, while also signifying that their influence and success are not going away anytime soon.

Kane
A reference to the wrestler Undertaker's older brother, who also worked in the wrestling industry.

What else can I say? I say
The author admits that their topics and themes are consistent, and they are not attempting to have a complex or overly deep message in their music.

You kept it real, today
The author feels that their lyrics are grounded in reality and offer genuine insight into their experiences.