Stunt 101
G‐Unit Lyrics

Yeah
An introductory line signaling excitement

Uh-huh
An agreement or confirmation of a point being made

Stunt 101
The title of the song that refers to teaching someone how to live a flashy life

I'll teach you how to stunt
An offer to teach someone the art of living a flashy, materialistic lifestyle

My wrists stay rocked up
A line referring to the abundance of jewelry on the artist's wrists

My TV's pop up in a Maybach Benz
A reference to the luxury vehicle the singer owns that has a pop-up TV inside

Nigga, you can't see me
An expression of the singer's wealth and success, implying that they are too high up for others to reach

My Bentley GT got smoke gray tints
A reference to the high-end vehicle the artist owns that has smoke gray tinted windows

My neck stay blingin', my rims they gleamin', I'm shinin', man
A description of the artist's physical appearance, emphasizing their flashy, expensive jewelry and rims on their car, and their overall shine

I see you schemin', nigga, keep on dreamin', I'll hurt ya, man
A warning to anyone who is trying to take what the artist has, implying that the artist will take action to protect their wealth and success

Seven series BM, six series Benz (uh-huh)
A reference to the luxurious BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz 6 Series vehicles that the singer owns

Twenty-four inches, Giovanni rims (yeah)
A reference to the 24-inch Giovanni rims (wheels) on the artist's car

R1 one wheel when I'm on one of them
A line showing off the singer's motorcycle (an R1) and their skill on it

Ma, that boy out there actin' a fool that's him
A line about the singer's wild behavior and how that is part of who they are

They say I've changed, man, I'm gettin' paper, I'm flashy
An acknowledgement that the singer's success and wealth have changed them

They like me better when I'm fucked up and ashy
A line indicating that people might have preferred the artist before they became flashy and wealthy

My royalty check's the rebirth of Liberace
A reference to the wealth and success of the late musician Liberace and how the artist's receipts have surpassed his

Stunt so hard, everybody gotta watch me
A line expressing that the singer's flashy lifestyle and success is so impressive that everyone has to pay attention to it

And I don't really care if it's platinum or white gold
A line indicating that the material of the singer's jewelry doesn't matter as long as it is of high quality

Long as the VS bling, look at that light show
A line indicating that as long as the diamonds in the jewelry have a high clarity (VS) and sparkle, that's all that matters

In the hood they say, "Fifty, man, your sneaker look right, yo"
A line about the artist's footwear that is so impressive that even people in their own neighborhood are impressed

Just can't believe Reebok did a deal with a psycho
A reference to the artist's deal with the shoe company Reebok and how it might be hard to believe that they would work with someone who is so wild and flashy

Banks is a sure thing, y'all niggas might blow
A reference to fellow rapper Lloyd Banks and how he is talented and will succeed, while others might not

I'm finna drop that, so I suggest you lay low
A warning to those who might want to compete with the artist, as they are about to drop new music and will dominate the scene

Buck, he from Cashville, Ten-a-key, nigga
A reference to fellow rapper Young Buck who is from Cashville in Tennessee and used to sell drugs for 10,000 dollars per kilogram

Gettin' them ten a ki', save ten for me, nigga
A line about how Buck used to sell drugs for a high price and would save some for the singer as well

Now I'm sensing a lot of tension now that I'm rappin'
A line about how people are starting to feel envious or threatened by the singer due to their success and new career in music

But the kids used to look up to you, what happened?
A line about how the artist's competitors might have had fans in the past, but now those fans look up to the artist instead

Me on the contrary, hand covered with platinum
A line referring to the artist's abundance of expensive jewelry

Different color coupes but I'm in love with the black one
A line about the singer's love for their black-colored car

On point, 'cause you get R.I.P.'s when slackin'
A line indicating that the singer needs to stay alert and focused in order to prevent any threats to their safety or life

So the stash box big enough to squeeze the MAC in
A line indicating that the artist keeps a gun in their car's stash box in case of emergencies

Yeah, I'm fairly new but I demand some respect
A line about how the artist might be new to the game, but they still deserve respect

'Cause I already wear your advance on my neck
A line indicating that the artist's advance payment from the record label is already being spent on their expensive jewelry

I'm fresh off the jet, then I breeze to the beaches
A line about the singer's lavish lifestyle and how they can just fly to beaches whenever they want

Blue Yankee fitted, G-Unit sneakers
A line describing the artist's outfit of choice, a blue New York Yankees hat and G-Unit brand sneakers

I already figured out what to do with all my features
A line indicating that the singer already knows how to make the most of their success and wealth

Decorate the basement, full of street sweepers
A line about how the singer is so wealthy that they can even have expensive weapons (street sweepers) as decoration in their basement

When it comes to stuntin' there's nothin' you can teach us
A line implying that the singer is the ultimate master of living a flashy, materialistic lifestyle

We're in a different time zone, your records don't reach us
A line implying that the artist is operating on a higher level of success and that they don't need to listen to anyone else's music

Nah, I ain't here to save the world, just roll up a blunt
A line indicating that the artist is not trying to change the world, they just want to enjoy themselves and smoke some marijuana

Come with me out front
An invitation for someone to join the singer outside

The kid's so icy, you don't have to like me
A line indicating that the singer's wealth and flashy status is undeniable, even if someone doesn't like them as a person

In a throwback jersey with the throwback Nikes
A description of the artist's outfit of a retro sports jersey and Nike shoes from the past

I know you probably seen me with Cash Money from back in the days
A reference to the artist's past collaborations with the Cash Money record label

The only thing changed is the numbers on the Range
A line indicating that the artist's wealth has increased, but other than that they are still the same person

I bought me an old school and blew out the brains
A line describing how the singer purchased an old car and restored it in a flashy way

The Roc the Mic tour, I threw off my chain
A reference to the Roc the Mic tour where the artist took off their gold chain and threw it into the crowd

My Sprewell's spinnin', man, I'm doin' my thing
A line about the spinning rims (named after NBA player Latrell Sprewell) on the singer's car and how they are enjoying their success

And whodi now in trouble now that you in the game
A line implying that anyone who tries to compete with the singer will be in trouble due to the singer's success and wealth

Come on now, we all know gold is gettin' old
A line indicating that gold jewelry is becoming outdated and that the singer prefers more unique materials

The ice in my teeth keep the Cristal cold
A line about the artist's diamond-encrusted teeth that also function to keep their champagne (Cristal) cold

G-Unit, homie, actin' like y'all don't know
A line indicating that people are pretending not to know the artist's group, G-Unit, despite their widespread success and notoriety

Look, I can't even walk through the mall no more
A line about how the singer's fame and success has made it difficult for them to go out in public without attracting a lot of attention

I just pull up, get out, and get all the hoes
A line indicating that the singer's fame and success has made them attractive to women, and they have no trouble getting attention from them

They never seen doors lift up on a car before
A line about the artist's flashy car and how it has unique features that impress people

Don't be mad at me, dawg, that's all I know
A line indicating that the artist is just living the only way they know how and they don't want people to be angry with them for their success

Is how to show these fugazies how it's 'posed to go, yeah
A line indicating that the artist is showing up fake people (fugazies) and showing them how to really succeed and live a flashy life