Foxy Brown Feat. Young Gavin
Foxy Brown feat. Young Gavin Lyrics

Oh shit! Oh my God! This shit hurts! What is it! What is it! Oh fuck is girl! Is a girl! Oh let me hold my baby...
Expressing shock and disbelief at the overwhelming feeling of joy, relief, and love upon finally receiving and holding a long-awaited child, who happens to be a girl, after a difficult and painful labor.

You know... They don't fuck messed up know, I mean, I finally got my Chyna Doll...
Acknowledging that others may have underestimated or doubted her abilities, but that now she has successfully achieved her goal of having a beautiful and talented daughter, whom she affectionately calls her Chyna Doll.

What? A little Foxy! You know Foxy...
Excitedly recognizing the potential and talent of her daughter, who she lovingly refers to as Little Foxy, after herself as the successful and respected rapper Foxy Brown.

Mama as ben puttin down in the streets for many many many years...
Referring to her long-standing reputation and influence in the tough and competitive world of hip-hop, where she has earned respect and success through her rhymes, lyrics, and performances.

I'd run with the baddest niggas out here...
Boasting about her fearless and unshakable bravado, toughness, and street smarts, as demonstrated by her association and collaboration with the most hardcore and notorious figures in the rap game.

I mean, I own the hookers, I mean, I own the pimps, I mean, the street was mine...
Claiming dominance and control over the seedy and dangerous aspects of urban life, such as prostitution, drugs, and crime, where she has established herself as a powerful and untouchable queenpin.

But i got you Chyna Doll... Now the street is yours...
Acknowledging that her daughter now holds the key to her future and legacy, and that she will inherit her mother's position, name, and respect in the rap and street scene.

I want you to get out there and make your mama proud...
Encouraging her daughter to pursue her dreams, use her talents, and carve her own path in life, while also acknowledging the importance of family, loyalty, and honor in their shared heritage and culture.

But remember... Only one person can judge...
Reminding her daughter that, despite the harsh and unforgiving nature of their environment, and the constant scrutiny and criticism they may face as public figures, they should always stay true to themselves and their ideals, and not let others dictate their worth or destiny.

So baby... Live your life and go out there and be like a gangster...
Uplifting and empowering her daughter with a message of confidence, independence, and defiance, urging her to embrace her strength and authenticity, and to overcome any obstacle or challenge that comes her way with style, grace, and badassery.