Legacy
Heritage O.P. Lyrics


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All my niggas gotta eat and I'ma look out for the gang
All these niggas goin' crazy, so you better tuck your chain
If a nigga push the static then we pop out and we bang
Yeah, a nigga was a scholar but my legacy won’t change
I done seen a lot of things that little niggas never should
I had days where I could sit and smoke a pack or roll a wood
Y'all done see me do some shit that niggas never said I could
Now my legacy is more than tryna make it out the hood
Niggas really out here thinking that this money make you real (Yeah)
All this money that you chattin' but you never paid a bill (Yeah, yeah)
Never had to scrap for nothin', never had to chase a meal (Whoa, whoa)
You was never on your grind, but I done had to chase, for real (Yeah)
I was used to moving slow but now I move a faster way
I had dreams when I was younger when I drove right past a Wraith (Past a Wraith)
I moved up when I was down and I could see my past today (Past today)
Got your shorty in my camera and I ain’t talking chatterbait (Chatterbait)
All you niggas on my dick, I know you love this shit (Love this shit)
I got a dime right in my bag, I swear she love to strip (Love to strip)
She give me top right off her brain, but on no student shit (Student shit)
And shorty ass could retarded on some stupid shit (Whoa, whoa)
And niggas rap about the same shit, I changed it
Niggas moving on some fake shit, I changed quick
I don't care about the fame shit, it's lame shit (Yeah, yeah)
Now I'm ridin' in some Wraith shit, the lane switch (Whoa, yeah)
All my niggas gotta eat and I'ma look out for the gang (Gang, gang)
All these niggas goin' crazy so you better tuck your chain (Whoa, whoa)
If a nigga push the static then we pop out and we bang (Whoa)
Yeah, a nigga was a scholar but my legacy won't change
I done seen a lot of things that little niggas never should (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I had days where I could sit and smoke a pack or roll a wood (Yeah, yeah)
Y'all done see me do some shit that niggas never said I could (Whoa, whoa)
Now my legacy is more than tryna make it out the hood (Whoa)
P-Trill present, hailing from thee K-B (Uh huh)
Tall stature, I bet people jack he a tree
I be working in the lab so I could see a 3 (The gym)
I'm the bomb, talking C-4 or T-N-T (Boom)
Young like M.A, but we all gon' E-A-T (Word)
Eating pellets with my mans, no P-A-C (Facts)
Always got each other back, with a P-A-T (Of course)
And if you think a nigga lack, catch that T-A-P (Stupid)
At your head top, orange hair rising like Ichigo
Super if it's blue, us Saiyans know where anger need to go (Uh huh)
My troopers in the coup, wrong move and we feed you bro
Shooting at your taper like a COOF is what we need from you
5 star no GTA, smart like a detective
Never give up, like it’s my ninja way, yo respect it
Talk with my eyes and see with my mouth, I'm that perceptive
Up next to be blessed with success, that’s my objective
All my niggas gotta eat and I'ma look out for the gang (Gang, gang)
All these niggas goin' crazy, so you better tuck your chain (Whoa, whoa)
If a nigga push the static then we pop out and we bang (Whoa, whoa)
Yeah, a nigga was a scholar but my legacy won't change
I done seen a lot of things that little niggas never should (Should)
I had days where I could sit and smoke a pack or roll a wood (Wood)




Y'all done see me do some shit that niggas never said I could (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Now my legacy is more than tryna make it out the hood (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

Overall Meaning

In the lyrics of "Legacy" by Heritage O.P., the artist addresses themes of loyalty to his community and the struggles he has faced on his path to success. The opening lines express his commitment to ensuring that his friends and associates are taken care of, emphasizing the importance of looking out for one another. He warns of the dangers present in his environment, urging listeners to be cautious and protect themselves from potential threats. The mention of violence and retaliation in the face of conflict reflects the harsh realities of his upbringing.


The artist reflects on his journey and the challenges he has overcome, highlighting the dichotomy between his past and his present success. He acknowledges the skepticism he faced from others who doubted his abilities, but asserts that he has proven them wrong through his actions. The reference to striving to "make it out the hood" underscores his ambition to transcend his circumstances and build a lasting legacy beyond his origins. This aspiration is a driving force behind his actions and decisions.


The lyrics also touch on themes of materialism and authenticity in the hip-hop industry. The artist critiques those who prioritize money and status without understanding the true value of hard work and struggle. He contrasts his own experiences of having to work for everything he has achieved with the shallowness of those who boast without substance. The pursuit of genuine success and artistic integrity is a central theme in his message, rejecting superficial fame in favor of personal growth and impact.


Through clever wordplay and vivid imagery, Heritage O.P. paints a picture of resilience and determination in the face of adversity. He celebrates his progress and accomplishments, emphasizing the evolution of his mindset and approach to life. The references to luxury cars, relationships, and personal growth serve as symbols of his journey towards self-improvement and success. Ultimately, the song encapsulates a message of self-reliance, authenticity, and loyalty to one's roots as key components of leaving a meaningful legacy.




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Written by: Brandon Chamblee, Paul Valentine

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