Flex has released several mixtape albums. He is also influential in the automotive street scene, with a show on Spike TV, Ride with Funkmaster Flex, The show is also on KTN (Kenya Television Network), Channel O (South Africa) and [[Channel [V]]] (Australia), as well as All Muscle with Funkmaster Flex on ESPN, and Next Year Car Wars with Funkmaster Flex He founded Team Baurtwell, a custom car club. Flex puts on an annual touring car show, the Funkmaster Flex Celebrity Car Show Tour, which includes the cars of stars such as Wyclef Jean and many others.
The LUGZ shoe company produced the FMF-1 Funkmaster Flex driving shoe, designed by Flex. He has also been a spokesman for Starter athletic gear and Greyhound.
In the videogame, ESPN NFL 2K5, Flex is a celebrity adversary and is also unlockable as a free agent fullback in season mode. Funkmaster Flex Currently Resides in Ardsley, NY
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Discography
The Mix Tape Volume 1: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Mix Tape Volume 2: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Mix Tape Volume 3: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Tunnel (album)
The Mix Tape Volume 4: 60 Minutes of Funk
Funkmaster Flex Car Show Tour (2005)
Lurkin
Funkmaster Flex Lyrics
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Von, Von, Von (That hard, BMC)
Young nigga, twenty-six, never had a job (huh)
They never gave a nigga shit so I had to rob
I was walkin' niggas down, they ain't have a car (yeah)
Too fast, I get on your ass, you ain't gettin' far
Too sad, he was talkin' bad, now he in the Star (boom)
Switch the car, hit 'em hard (whoa), cold, play it smart
While you out, you would stop, hit the gas, livin' large (uUh)
Damn, you know we ain't squashin' no beef (no beef)
My dawg got dumped in the middle of the road
We leavin' this shit in the streets (boom, boom)
Got some shorties outside, they lurkin' for me, uh (huh)
They ain't lurkin' for free (yeah)
Got some shorties outside and they won't go to sleep (huh? What?)
'Cause this how they eat
But lately, I been tryna be cool (cool)
'Cause I know the kids, they watch what I do (damn)
And I know the feds, they watchin' me too (huh)
But niggas ain't stoppin' me, I'm sendin' this bitch to the moon
We shoot them boys fast, say, "Give 'em a broom" (damn)
This one for Patoon (boom)
And if you ain't see his ass, you'll see him at noon (uh-huh, what?)
Put him on the news (boom, boom)
This how it go (you know how it go)
Better keep your pole (better keep your pole)
Better not move slow (not move slow)
Boys on a roll (them boys on a)
Them boys tried to score (them boys tried to score)
Boys ain't gon' go (boys ain't gon' go)
That boy ain't no ho (that boy ain't no ho)
I'm lettin' you know, I'm lettin' you know
Damn, you know we ain't squashin' no beef (no beef)
My dawg got dumped in the middle of the road
We leavin' this shit in the streets (boom, boom)
Got some shorties outside, they lurkin' for me, uh (huh)
They ain't lurkin' for free (yeah)
Got some shorties outside and they won't go to sleep (huh? What?)
'Cause this how they eat
In Funkmaster Flex's song 'Lurkin', the artist talks about his life and the circumstances that led him to a life of crime. At 26, he has never had a job and has had to rob in order to make ends meet. He talks about how he walks down people who do not have cars, indicating that he robs them of their possessions. He also warns that he is fast and efficient, and anyone trying to evade him will not get far. The line "Too sad, he was talkin' bad, now he in the Star (boom)" suggests that anyone who talks badly about him will face the consequences and end up dead.
The chorus talks about how the artist and his crew are not going to stop their beef with others, and they will leave things in the streets. He mentions that there are people (shorties) outside, lurking for him, and they are not doing so for free. It's implied that these people are working with the artist or are a part of his crew, and everyone is out to get what they can to survive. The artist makes it clear that these people won't go to sleep because this is their life, and this is how they eat.
In summary, the song Lurkin is a reflection of a life of crime and the struggle to survive in a violent environment. The lyrics are a warning for anyone who crosses the artist, promising swift and brutal retaliation. The chorus shows that there is no end in sight to the violence and that everyone is out for themselves to survive.
Line by Line Meaning
Young nigga, twenty-six, never had a job (huh)
I'm a young guy who's never had a legit job in my life.
They never gave a nigga shit so I had to rob
I had to turn to robbing because society never gave me any opportunities
I was walkin' niggas down, they ain't have a car (yeah)
I used to chase people on foot since they couldn't escape in a car.
Too fast, I get on your ass, you ain't gettin' far
I'm quick enough to catch up to anyone who tried to run away and I won't let them get away.
Too sad, he was talkin' bad, now he in the Star (boom)
A guy who talked trash to me ended up getting shot and is now a star in the sky.
Who's that? We don't give a fuck, he ain't one of ours
We don't care who someone is, as long as they're not from our group. Everyone else is fair game.
Switch the car, hit 'em hard (whoa), cold, play it smart
We switch cars to confuse the cops and hit our targets hard with no mercy. We play it smart and calculated.
While you out, you would stop, hit the gas, livin' large (uUh)
While you're out, you stop to refuel and then hit the gas, living a life of luxury.
Damn, you know we ain't squashin' no beef (no beef)
We don't ever settle disputes or 'squash beef' between us and others.
My dawg got dumped in the middle of the road
My friend got killed and left in the street.
We leavin' this shit in the streets (boom, boom)
We're not taking any disagreements or fights off the street, we settle things violently.
Got some shorties outside, they lurkin' for me, uh (huh)
I have some young people waiting for me outside, keeping watch for any danger.
They ain't lurkin' for free (yeah)
My watchers are prepared to use violence if necessary and they expect to be paid for their services.
Got some shorties outside and they won't go to sleep (huh? What?)
My watchers are vigilant and won't sleep, always keeping watch.
'Cause this how they eat
They rely on this dangerous activity as their primary source of income and survival.
But lately, I been tryna be cool (cool)
I've been trying to be more relaxed and avoid unnecessary conflict.
'Cause I know the kids, they watch what I do (damn)
I'm aware that young people are paying attention to my actions.
And I know the feds, they watchin' me too (huh)
I'm aware that law enforcement is keeping an eye on me as well.
But niggas ain't stoppin' me, I'm sendin' this bitch to the moon
Despite the potential consequences, I won't stop my dangerous activities and will continue to escalate conflicts.
We shoot them boys fast, say, 'Give 'em a broom' (damn)
We are quick to shoot our enemies and don't hesitate to kill them. We don't leave any evidence by using a broom to clean up afterward.
This one for Patoon (boom)
This action is dedicated to someone named Patoon, possibly a fallen comrade.
And if you ain't see his ass, you'll see him at noon (uh-huh, what?)
If you didn't witness our retaliation against Patoon's enemies, you'll be able to see the aftermath at noon when we leave his body as a warning.
Put him on the news (boom, boom)
We'll make sure this action gets reported on the news as a warning to others.
This how it go (you know how it go)
This is how our group operates and it's well-known to everyone.
Better keep your pole (better keep your pole)
You better carry a weapon and be ready for conflict at all times.
Better not move slow (not move slow)
You better not move slowly or be caught off guard in our neighborhood or you'll be in danger.
Boys on a roll (them boys on a)
Our group is successful and unstoppable in the neighborhood.
Them boys tried to score (them boys tried to score)
Our enemies have tried to make a move against us, but failed.
Boys ain't gon' go (boys ain't gon' go)
Our group isn't going anywhere, we're here to stay and won't back down.
That boy ain't no ho (that boy ain't no ho)
We don't believe our enemies are weak or cowardly and we don't underestimate their capabilities.
I'm lettin' you know, I'm lettin' you know
I'm making it clear that our group is powerful and not to be messed with.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Dayvon Bennett, Aston Taylor
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@therealjacobtv
Flex look cool asf up there with Von 😎 “pause”
@mambakobe1580
Definitely one of the best music videos I’ve seen 🔥
@maccobain6338
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@widowmaker4097
Ye big bro flex was boolin
@flocaine
Von definitely was gonna be bigger than durk
@Temichael
exacly #kingvon
@amyfader8309
He the real voice of the streets!!!!!!
@richjohn313
Fact