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1. Leslie Edward Pridgen (born March 24, 1977), better known by his stage name Freeway, is an American rapper. Freeway a.k.a. Philly Freeway began rapping while in high school. He later met fellow rapper Beanie Sigel, who would be signed to Roc-A-Fella and later help Freeway get a contract with the record label. Freeway became one of the label's most visible artists after making his first appearance on The Dynasty: Roc La Familia in 2000 and appearing on several other Roc releases before putting out his solo album, Philadelphia Freeway.
The album was produced primarily by Roc-A-Fella-affiliated artists--Just Blaze, Bink!, Kanye West--and featured mostly Roc-A-Fella rappers as well, many of them from State Property: a Philadelphia-based bunch of Roc members that Freeway and Beanie Sigel had compiled into a group. The album's biggest hit was What We Do, produced by Just Blaze and featuring Jay-Z & Beanie Sigel.
After relations between Beanie Sigel and State Property soured, whether he and Freeway are still friends is unclear. Though Beanie had said he didn't know if he'd work with State Property again, he was present at Jay-Z's I Declare War concert alongside Freeway.
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2. Freeway are a classic British rock covers band based in York. A five piece playing primarily twin guitar rock music from the classic rock era of the 70s and 80s.
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3. A 3-piece blues rock band from Australia
Rolling Down The Freeway
Freeway Lyrics
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You know I'm rolling with the FREEEEEEEWAY
My boy don't take no slack
Rollin down the FREEEEEEEWAY
Were tryin to SEEEEEEE what we can SEEEEEEE
I'm with the FREEEEEEE its all I need the ROC is all I need I'm with the Free
You know I'm rollin down the FREEEEEEE
Who you with ma freeway flow too legit to quit
Not too legit to spit crimes
Did shoot out on you front steps music
Put the intro teck to it in front of your step moms
And I write hooks make you break your neck to it, make you like crooks
Close you eyes I can take you to the hood B
Closer that you could be bumping the hood chickens
With intising looks that pack nines half the hood niggaz roll with shoties
Other half got watch they bodies
From the niggaz with the black mask, snatch cash, fuck the lottery
Even a strong arm robberies strong ties to Bobby
And its long time in these lines and lobbies so we all grind
Cops, 6000 and bonnies and we on time let a clip flow through your body
Got the macks, he got the nines, I got the gats, he got the ride, we rolling out
[Chorus]
[Verse 2: Freeway]
Verse two you in my will then bitch you close
To the nigga that make all the moves in the hood
Rock jewels in the hood feel safe when you come through
Cruise trough the hood and from the ghetto to the burbs
My niggaz they pedal birds and hocus pocus smokers notice
I went from every day making a service
To pulling up to the curb in big ass excursions
Hogging up the road and my eighth grade teacher Mrs. Lee hope you listening
Something with my life fool something with the right fool
Made it through the night that was night school
Made the right moves with the right crew don't be ridiculous
Cash rules don't be ridiculous skip school and I'm getting it
Click booms what I get it with still hit fools where they living at
She got the gauge, I got the mack, she got the weed, I got the bat, we rolling out
[Chorus]
The song "Rolling Down The Freeway" by Freeway is a rap song that talks about his life and experiences while on a road trip with his friend. The song has a catchy chorus that talks about him rolling with the freeway and trying to see what they can see. The first verse talks about his rap flow and how it is "too legit to quit." He also talks about crime and how he can shoot out on your front steps.
The second verse talks about how he has made it in life and how he is now cruising through the hood and into the burbs. He talks about his friends who pedal birds and how they notice the smokers who don't know that they are being watched. He talks about going from making daily services to pulling up to the curb in big excursions. He also gives a shoutout to his eighth-grade teacher, Mrs. Lee, hoping that she is listening to his song.
Overall, the song talks about his experiences on a road trip with his friends and how they are trying to see what they can see while rolling down the freeway. The song has a catchy chorus that is repeated throughout the song, making it easy to remember.
Line by Line Meaning
You know I'm rolling with the FREEEEEEE
I'm sticking with Freeway and his crew
My boy don't take no slack
My guys are tough and mean business
Rollin down the FREEEEEEE
We're cruising down the highway
Were tryin to SEEEEEEE what we can SEEEEEEE
We're keeping our eyes peeled for anything interesting
I'm with the FREEEEEEE its all I need the ROC is all I need I'm with the Free
I'm loyal to Freeway, his crew, and his record label (Roc-A-Fella Records)
Who you with ma freeway flow too legit to quit
I'm Freeway and my rapping is unstoppable
Not too legit to spit crimes
I'm not above committing crimes
Did shoot out on you front steps music
I'll even bring my music to shootouts in residential areas
Put the intro teck to it in front of your step moms
I'll play my music loudly to intimidate someone's stepmother
And I write hooks make you break your neck to it, make you like crooks
My catchy choruses will make you move your head and enjoy criminal behavior
Close you eyes I can take you to the hood B
Trust me and I'll show you the rough parts of the city
Closer that you could be bumping the hood chickens
You'll be so deep in the city you'll be listening to girls from the streets
With intising looks that pack nines half the hood niggaz roll with shoties
The girls are so attractive they can carry guns and half the guys in the city have shotguns
Other half got watch they bodies
The other half are more cautious and protect themselves
From the niggaz with the black mask, snatch cash, fuck the lottery
People are afraid of robbers with masks who steal money and ignore the lottery
Even a strong arm robberies strong ties to Bobby
Even robbers have connections to higher-ups in the criminal world
And its long time in these lines and lobbies so we all grind
It's tough out here and we're all working hard
Cops, 6000 and bonnies and we on time let a clip flow through your body
We're armed and dangerous and won't hesitate to shoot you
Got the macks, he got the nines, I got the gats, he got the ride, we rolling out
We're prepared with our guns and transportation and leaving now
Verse two you in my will then bitch you close
In the second verse I'm addressing someone who's close to me
To the nigga that make all the moves in the hood
I'm the one calling the shots in the city
Rock jewels in the hood feel safe when you come through
I wear expensive jewelry in the city and have no fear because of my reputation
Cruise trough the hood and from the ghetto to the burbs
I travel all over the city from the rough areas to the suburbs
My niggaz they pedal birds and hocus pocus smokers notice
My crew sells drugs and drug addicts know it
I went from every day making a service
I used to do drug deals every day
To pulling up to the curb in big ass excursions
Now I have big and fancy cars
Hogging up the road and my eighth grade teacher Mrs. Lee hope you listening
I'm now rich and successful and want to brag to my old teacher
Something with my life fool something with the right fool
I did something right with my life because I'm now very successful
Made it through the night that was night school
I overcame hard times like I was in night school
Made the right moves with the right crew don't be ridiculous
I surrounded myself with the right people and made smart decisions
Cash rules don't be ridiculous skip school and I'm getting it
Money is important and I didn't even finish school to be successful
Click booms what I get it with still hit fools where they living at
I'm still violent and won't hesitate to hurt people
She got the gauge, I got the mack, she got the weed, I got the bat, we rolling out
Our group has different weapons and drugs, but we're still leaving now
Contributed by William H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.