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Gravite Zero ft. Youngbloodz Lyrics

Okay, yeah, okay, okay (yeah, yeah)
Starts with affirmation and acknowledgment followed by excitement with Lil John's name being taken

Okay, okay, okay, this Sean Paul (yeah)
More affirmations with excitement with the inclusion of Sean Paul's name

Lil John, J-Bo, Youngbloodz (yeah, yeah)
All the names being taken when mentioning the artist

You already know how we do it homeboy (what? What?)
Acknowledges the already existing infamous status of how they function

It's A-Town (105 Road) (okay, what? What?)
References their hometown along with a famous road name

Yeah, it's A-Town (Eastside for dem hoes)
Further location-specific reference highlighting Eastside

Attic Crew you already know (okay, what? What?)
Another affirmation with reference to their artist group

Lil John, Eastside Boyz (yeah)
Another mention of their group with Lil John's association

And yo boy Sean Paul let me tell ya like this here boy (let's go)
Introduces Sean Paul to further statement on their approach

They callin' me To come back to the streets, Sean P.
Taking a call to come back to the streets as a serious address for their genre

A.K.A A Sharp Crease, said it was necessary
Takes on a name that brings importance to Sean's potential comeback

These sucka niggas out here very scary
Uses colloquial street language to describe their competition

They come from the hole they livin' in the month of February
Uses wordplay to again describe their competition

Ok then, put a sissy nigga on display then Kick in yo' door and have my folk dem bring dem K's in
Showing how they deal with weak opposition with violent imagery

I'm still Attic, A-double-T-I-C
Promoting their group by spelling it out

It ain't a hoe out there fo' real who don't know 'bout me
Claims widespread fame with a little colloquialism thrown in

Bitch I'm fo' sho wit it
Uses street lingo to denote his confidence

Don't make me pop that trunk to the 'Lac, bitch I will go get it
Threatens violence with a nod to his car and weapons

And I ain't selfish, I will let you and your ho feel it
Shows off his charitable side with a little humor thrown in

Won't catch me sippin' on no Cris and got a cold billy
Refuses to drink Cristal and instead has his own cold bottle of something else

It's Youngbloodz, A-Town, malt liquor sippin'
Mentions his group and city again with a nod to his drink of choice

Comin' straight from the gutter Toe-tag a motherfucker, leave 'em under a cover
Uses violent and provocative imagery to assert his local supremacy

Lil John, he drop the beat that make ya bounce like rubber Sean Paul, he tote the heat to make ya mug then slug ya, yeah
Highlights Lil John's beats and Sean Paul's violent persona

If you don't give a damn, we don't give a fuck (hey)
Uses strong language to showcase how they don't care about their critics

Don't start no shit, it won't be no shit (what? What? What? Hey)
Emphasizes the need to avoid initiating confrontations

I post up get to it, drink hand in hand
Mentions his laid-back approach with little mention of action

They call me Mr. Herringbone 'cause that's my right hand man
Uses alliteration to describe his jewelry and also a little nod to his loyal friend

Old school, straight foolish like no other indeed
Uses similes to describe himself and his approach

With Lil John it's Youngbloodz they crunk as can be
Acknowledges Lil John's role in making them sound great

Attic Crew 105 that's if you lookin' to rumble
Mentions their group and a little location-specific reference

Cock back and bust aim now I done got yo' number
Uses a little imagery to describe how he will get back at any opposition

In the club you gon' feel it when it drop this summer
Predicts that his new music will be a hit in the club

Like rain we gon' pour and hit you hard like thunder
Uses strong language to again emphasize their strong presence in their genre

'Cause in the Dirty we dem boys that drank you under the table
Acknowledges local reputation and uses a nod to alcohol to describe it

Where dem niggas pimp hoes in fly suits and gators
Uses some local and likely outdated lingo to describe their city's nightlife

In my Chevy so super I'm the one to call
Describes his impressive car and how he stands out as a star

Just dial 1-800-430 slash Alcohol
Uses humor to further describe his love of alcohol

And dawg I'm not the one that you really just want to clown
Warns enemies not to mess with him or take him lightly

I'm cool in my way, but shit still I shut 'em down
Shows off his confidence and how he can handle confrontations calmly

And piss on them haters J-Bo he cuts a fool
Uses strong language and imagery to describe his disdain for his critics

In the cut 'bout slizzard somewhere that's how we do (yeah)
Mentions his chilling approach with some more local slang thrown in

Out of town hard heads get swiss cheesed up And you gon' need more than stitches to patch that leak up
Uses strong language and imagery to describe how he will deal with those who are not local and not aware of his talent

Chump like re-up, I'm all TB'd up
Uses locality-specific slang to further emphasize his superiority

With the plush leather guts steady grippin' the butt
Describes his car again with some more creative imagery

Oh, you fo' sho with it
Acknowledges his competition again

Oh, pull yo' pistol, show a nigga you ain't ho with it
Challenges his competition to show off their skills

And I ain't selfish I will let you and your folk feel it
Again shows his generosity with a little humor thrown in

Talkin' big boy shit Mean muggin' like a motherfucker with my hand on my dick (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Uses some provocative language with some more humorous elements thrown in

'Cause off the rip we keep it jumpin' like it ain't nothin' new
Mentions their history and how they have always been successful

We started off with Shake Em Off, so look partner, oh, guess who? (Who)
Uses a little reference to their first hit song

It's them boys from the bottom who took you down 85
Further talks about their local reputation and how they beat any opposition that came their way

And hit you with that U-Way, so look here, don't be surprised
Uses local slang to describe a specific way they deal with their opposition

We buckin' blowin' chillin' and sippin' on something good
Talks about their lifestyle and how they like to relax

I'm peepin' out the scenery and wishin' a nigga would
Uses some imagery to describe how he surveys his surroundings for any potential threats

In case it just might pop, I'm 'bout ready to lock and load
Describes how he prepares mentally for any potential altercation

To take you through the South to show you how we throw dem bows (yeah)
Describes some playful violence that may occur during his concerts

Don't start no shit, it won't be no shit (what? What? What? Hey) (yeah)
Repeats earlier advice on how to avoid confrontations