Wright grew up in Terror Town, a neighborhood within East Side, Chicago known for its high levels of violence and gang activity.[3] He was influenced by artists such as Young Jeezy, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, Meek Mill, Lil Wayne.[4] He is close friends with fellow rapper Lil Bibby, with whom he has collaborated on numerous songs. Both artists are associated with the family N.L.M.B., which was originally formed from the merger of No Limit, a renegade faction of the Almighty Black P. Stone Nation, and the Muskegon Boyz, a renegade faction of the Gangster Disciples, although the initials N.L.M.B. are also currently used by the gang to signify "Never Leave My Brothers," and "No Limit Muskegon Boys." Lil Herb, however, has stated that N.L.M.B. is a "brotherhood" rather than a gang.
100 Days 100 Nights
G Herbo Lyrics
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100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 200 nights
100 days, 200 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
I gotta get my money right
It's hard growin' up in the struggle
Apartment buildings, low budget, I turned nothin' to somethin'
My mama lived with her mother, I grew up with my cousins
In the streets been through soo much, cause I ain't runnin' from nothin'
Lil nigga with big attitude, I'm gon' do what I gotta do
You don't know how good it feels it to throw my mom's a stack or 2
Be gone for months, come back with food and right back on that avenue
Spent years on that avenue, shed tears on that avenue
My niggas made decisions and did bids for that avenue, free Crazy James
Go to sleep, wake up with nothin' to eat, yeah that's a crazy thing
Sometimes I think I can just blink out this crazy dream
But reality it really ain't easy as I make it seem
Lost my nigga, why they off, my nigga?
I give it all up, what it cost, my nigga?
I ain't really ever give a fuck 'bout shit, but now I ain't ever gon' toss, my nigga
Say Kobe, without you in these streets feel like I'm lost, my nigga
Shed soo many tears, make me feel weak, but I ain't soft, my nigga
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 200 nights
100 days, 200 nights
100 days, 200 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
I gotta get my money right
We ignorant, we immigrants, we murders, we prisoners
We burglars, we hustlers, you start it off, we finish it
Like fuck this rap, I'm in this shit, it's over, cause I'm killin' it
In the trap I'm like "fuck this", but I'm right back where I finished it
I'm a fly nigga, fuck a sack up, If I like that, make it right back
For my niggas, keep my mouth closed, I'mma make bail, I'mma fight that
Free T Slate, free lil Bruce, free GTL cause he ain't tell
Took 20 years with no fear, then like 4 year get no mil
Like A money might call real, know it's all bad, but he's all well
But back to me, as long as I'm alive, that's all I got to be
I swear where I'm from, I'm happy from all the years a nigga got to see
All the bread I got to make, all the hands I got to shake
I'm tryna live it up, cause sad to say, I know I got a date
But for my mama sake, I just pray that it ain't right away
I got to see her better days
All the shit I put her through still put smiles up on her face
She worried when I leave the house with them cows up on my waist
Like she she know what's goin' down
Keep one in the head cause when it rains, I know what's pourin' down
I love my block, but when they ask I say I do it for my town
And money niggas hate, but then they mad when you don't come around
My niggas know what's up if you don't then move the fuck around
Move the fuck around, fool, I'll only buck you down
My niggas know what's up if you don't then move the fuck around
Move the fuck around
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
100 days, 100 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 200 nights
100 days, 200 nights
100 days, 200 nights
I gotta get my money right
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
100 days, 300 nights
I gotta get my money right
In G Herbo's song "100 Days 100 Nights," the artist reflects on his upbringing in the struggle and the importance of getting his money right. The repetition of "100 days, 100 nights" emphasizes the urgency and determination he has to secure his financial stability. He speaks about growing up in low-budget apartment buildings and turning nothing into something. He also discusses his experiences in the streets, doing what he has to do to survive and provide for his family. The loss of a friend and the pain it brings is also touched upon in the lyrics. The chorus serves as a reminder of the artist's goal to prioritize his financial success, regardless of the challenges he may face.
Overall, the song is a powerful reflection on the realities of growing up in poverty and the lengths one may have to go to in order to succeed. The artist's use of vivid imagery and emotional language paints a picture of his experiences and brings to light the struggles many face in similar circumstances.
Line by Line Meaning
100 days, 100 nights
The artist is emphasizing the importance of consistently working hard to achieve financial stability.
I gotta get my money right
The artist acknowledges the challenges he faced growing up and the need to secure his financial future.
100 days, 200 nights
The artist continues to stress the importance of consistent effort towards achieving his financial goals.
In the streets been through soo much, cause I ain't runnin' from nothin'
The artist has faced numerous challenges while growing up in impoverished neighborhoods but refused to run and hide from them.
Sometimes I think I can just blink out this crazy dream
The artist sometimes wishes he could escape the harsh reality of his situation and make everything easier.
Shed soo many tears, make me feel weak, but I ain't soft, my nigga
The artist recognizes the emotional toll of his experiences but asserts his strength and resilience.
We ignorant, we immigrants, we murders, we prisoners
The artist acknowledges the negative stereotypes commonly associated with people from his community.
But for my mama sake, I just pray that it ain't right away
The artist hopes to live long enough to provide better support for his mother.
Keep one in the head cause when it rains, I know what's pourin' down
The artist carries a weapon to protect himself in dangerous situations.
Contributed by Jacob O. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@seanmills9968
This some real shit. Herbo tells my life story fam. It's nice when you can relate to someone who know how the struggle really was.
@badenjohnson8050
Sean Mills i feel it mann
@SanFordBeats
N still go through it😔but gotta grind till I get outta here
@keyszersoze1340
"You don't know how good it feel to throw my mom a stack or two" Feel that shit there 💯
@2pistoltaj623
Sean Mills facts bro I’m glad it more people out there going through the same shit we going through 🔥💯✊🏾
@calmtrapish.2753
Sean Mills 💯🔥💣💨💨💨
@leonidas2x859
Heard this when I was 17 now I’m 24 and I’m back with this classic. This pure motivation ♎️🔥🦅
@RealLandisTv
💯 felt that I was a junior year in high school , I’m 27 now ts keep grinding bro
@Dezz___
@@RealLandisTvsame bro remember waking thru the hallways banging this whole album 💯🔥
@sierrapatterson2245
💯💯💯