There is more than one artist with the name Freeway:

The first is: Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with the name Freeway:

The first is:

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.

The second is:

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.

The third is:

3. A 3-piece blues rock band from Australia

Y'all Get Out
Freeway Lyrics

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[Freeway]
Niggaz listen up (bitch ass niggaz)
Bitches listen up

[Beanie]
Ya niggaz can't fuck wit us

[Freeway]

Haterz listen up

[Beanie]
Burn that nigga free!!!

[Verse 1]
Yo,
NASTY NAS ain't ridin' on the FREEWAY
Hell no we bang out on the FREEWAY, crash on the FREEWAY
Haterz waitin' for Hova to die, before he see JAY
On my way to platinum, hata who gonna stop me?
I got the cops locked, who gone lock me?!
I got the block lock, eye on poppy
I got poppy lock, V on manny
Manny is poppy a lobby lock, NAS on his way
Pulled the shotty out, he piss on his body
Be on my way, buckshots stuck in his body
Piss up his lay, fuck cops park on the lobby, chill up his way
Ya niggaz ain't built for these SOLDIERZ
Roc-A-Fella heat HOLDERS, put a shell up in each SHOULDER
Fuck up my day
Nas is like, a bitch wit the mack to his BELLY
Been dissed like this since MAKAVELLI (2Pac)
Now in dayz nigga,
Ya rappin' is way worse then ya actin' in BELLY
It's set!!!

[Chorus]
WE MOVE OUT, we move out there
YA'LL GET OUT, get put out there
Wit ya thongs on, and ya girl clothes
It's a mans world, sing along ho'z
WE MOVE OUT, we move out there
YA'LL GET OUT, get put out there
Wit ya thongs on, and ya girl clothes

[Verse 2]
By the way,
I came from the block and I'm bringin' the block wit me
And I came by myself, but I'm bringin' ya bitch wit me
Pop wit me, extra clip wit me, 50 shots wit me
Cause niggaz wanna get at me, haterz hop wit me
Fuck it I'll treat ya like PAC and diss ya all
Still sell 7 mill?
Free Alswald drop you from the buildin' and hit ya car
Or O.J. Free, stab you up then get OFF
You won't play me, ya Cadi truck top elvolve
When shots from the ROC rip off
Won't be like the movie, hit you then hit ya barbor
Freeway play wit ozzies extra cartalege
Take all ya groupies,
I'm the talk around town in the hooptie, fuck a astro martin
And where ever you stop, my glocks are like New York lots
Muthafucka make you pay for parkin'
Now I'm upset!!!

[Chorus]
WE MOVE OUT, we move out there
YA'LL GET OUT, get put out there
Wit ya thongs on, and ya girl clothes
It's a mans world, sing along ho'z
WE MOVE OUT, we move out there
YA'LL GET OUT, get put out there
Wit ya thongs on, and ya girl clothes
I ain't forget you (Talkin' to Jadakiss)

[Verse 3]
I'm on my way to YONKERS to see this prick (Jadakiss)
He talkin' shit on his records like he got clips
I'ma see where he at when he see this 5th
I DON'T KNOW WHAT HE BEEN TOLD
But FREE gone kill any and everybody that's dissin'
And everybody I'm hittin' either got ICE OR DOE
Nigga that's money in chains, change and jewelry foreign exchange
And that's JUST BECAUSE, my hands foreign ya chains leavin'
And don't give me a reason because IF YOU DO
Then you won't be leavin'
Toni Braxton style, won't be breathin'
(uhh) Niggaz wanna hate on the kid
So I S-K, half of they face off fuck up they looks
Was pull brick tape off,
All them dayz that you thought I was stuck in the grill
I had my nigga wit me, plan on my mind
JIGGA wit me hand on my nine, I take 'em wit me
Kris Kross ingo's wit me, trigga wit me
Here come the pain, go tell ya mom his nigga hit me
Because I kris kross ingo's wit him,
Unbless beef is a RHYME, so I dead that seekin' a FINE
Freeway in the hood where the bread at (Coke)
Slicin' the loaf, slice into dimes knife to ya throat
Like it or not that's how we do in the county
I'll bring the gun to ya stremph if you tangle wit MINES
Don't cop a ?? in ya phone time stremph, cause I own my stremph
Nigga 19 just start carryin' nines
Bibles and Jenny's,
I pack gats that shoot threw ya bricks and ya lightpole fixurin'
And hit you and give you liposuction, nigga the rif-O sickin'
Niggas rappin' and it bout no dumpin'
This nigga KISS got a lightbulb missin'
Clap all brain or somethin' clap all night glow vision
YOU BETTER NOT SHOUT (shout)
YOU BETTER NOT POUT (pout)

You better not cry when the riffle dumpin'
Free come into town bout to light that bitch up

Overall Meaning

In "Y'all Get Out," Freeway expresses his defiance and confidence against his haters and critics. He starts off by referencing Nasty Nas (Nas) and Jay-Z (Hova), emphasizing that he is making his mark in the music industry and no one can stop him. He mentions his success in the rap game, how he has control over the streets and the police, and how Nas is jealous of his rising popularity. He also takes a shot at Nas' acting skills, comparing them unfavorably to his own.

The chorus of the song reinforces Freeway's message that he and his crew are moving forward and leaving their haters behind. He asserts that it is a "man's world" and dismisses those who wear thongs or dress like girls.

In the second verse, Freeway boasts about his tough upbringing and his ability to defend himself. He references iconic figures like Tupac Shakur ("Pac"), O.J. Simpson, and Al Capone, suggesting that he is capable of resorting to violence if necessary. Freeway makes it clear that anyone who disses him will face consequences, and he's not afraid to take drastic measures. He also mentions his reputation with women and his disregard for luxury cars, preferring to focus on street credibility.

In the third verse, Freeway targets Jadakiss, a fellow rapper who has been talking negatively about him. He declares that he will confront Jadakiss with a gun and warns others not to test him. Freeway asserts his dominance and boasts about his wealth, using money, chains, and foreign jewelry as symbols of his success. He also references his affiliations and challenges his enemies to face him. Freeway ends the verse by asserting his ability to handle any kind of beef, using wordplay and lyrical skills to shut down his opponents. He won't hesitate to bring the gun to the strength of his enemies if necessary.

Overall, "Y'all Get Out" showcases Freeway's confidence and determination to succeed in the rap game, while also showcasing his gritty and aggressive style. He does not shy away from addressing and challenging his haters, emphasizing his dominance and willingness to defend his reputation and crew.

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