Hollywood
I.Y.F.F.E Lyrics


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It's black Hollywood
Where the stars are bright
We all get money, everything's alright
It's black Hollywood
Where we party all night
Big city, bring dreams, doing big things
Ain't no place like, Hollywood!
We gettin' money
It's black Hollywood
Every night's a party
It's black Hollywood
If you don't believe me
Come and take a ride with me

It's for the bosses and ballers
My pallers and homies
It's V.I.P.'s and invites only
Hollywood, Hollywood, Black Hollywood
We ain't trippin' on nothing boy, it's all good
I'm only in town for the night
It's the party of your life, red carpet, strobe lights
You ain't here
You a square
Short tail dress, she should holler at a player
Shoes on, have a drink with me, put your hands up
This for grown folks; Pull your pants up!
You see the models and actors?
The fixtures and factors?
The singers and rappers, they looking classy and dapper
I look good smell good at the same time
Valet bring my car, "oh no that ain't mine!"
Mine is the masi with the red guts
Pull up playing 2Pac, baby keep your head up

It's black Hollywood
Where the stars are bright
We all get money, everything's alright
It's black Hollywood
Where we party all night
Big city, bring dreams, doing big things
In your face like, Hollywood!
We gettin' money
It's black Hollywood
Every night's a party
It's black Hollywood
If you don't believe me
Come and take a ride with me

I got a car full, we in the 4-door
Police trippin', but I don't ever go slow
On my way out, on my way in
Smokin' weed and im speedin' in a grey Benz
And we smoke big in the club too
Everywhere we go, we burn a bud or two
I see the ball players and the R & B singers
To make it here, you know you gotta be your tremendous
Yeah they be happy when they see me
Your whole life's on reality TV
And everything's free, what it do, G?
You a big time producer making movies?
Behind the scenes, I get the picture
You hanging out with movie stars and directors
Just seen Snoopy Dog and Mistah F.A.B
Bobby V, tell'em where we at

It's black Hollywood
Where the stars are bright
We all get money, everything's alright
It's black Hollywood
Where we party all night
Big city, bring dreams, doing big things
Ain't no place like, Hollywood
We gettin' money
It's black Hollywood
Every night's a party
It's black Hollywood
If you don't believe me
Come and take a ride with me

Take a picture, you can frame one
I'mma hit you with the game gun
Denzel, Will Smith, and Halle Berry
Add Snoop Dog, that's legendary
Big cars, nice homes
Weed and rolls, designer clothes
Blue carpet, that's how it's laid out
You see my life is a movie
So gone and play it out
I can teach you, greet you, will seat
Do what I tell you and I will put in my sequel
We can walk down Sunset Boulevard
Walk the sidewalks and hang with the stars
Liar, liar, pants on fire
I want my star to be next to Richard Pryor's (yeah)
Because I'm the people's champ, and
Black Hollywood, that's where I'm at

It's black Hollywood
Where the stars are bright
We all get money, everything's alright
It's black Hollywood
Where we party all night
Big city, bring dreams, doing big things
Ain't no place like, Hollywood!
We gettin' money
It's black Hollywood
Every night's a party
It's black Hollywood




If you don't believe me
Come and take a ride with me

Overall Meaning

The song "Hollywood" by I.Y.F.F.E is all about the glamorous lifestyle of black Hollywood. The city and the people within it are portrayed as being rich, successful, and living life to the fullest. The phrase "black Hollywood" refers to the top echelon of black entertainers, who stand out as the elite in the entertainment industry. As the song states, "Where the stars are bright, we all get money, everything's alright." The lyrics are all about living the high life in this exclusive and luxurious world.


The song is also about the party culture of black Hollywood. The lyrics describe the lavish parties that are held every night, with strobe lights, red carpets, and exclusive invites. The song also touches on the idea of status and hierarchy within black Hollywood, as certain events and venues are invite-only for VIPs and bosses.


Overall, the song is a celebration of the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry. It paints a picture of black Hollywood as a place where dreams are made, and where success and fame are within reach for those who work hard and live their best lives.


Line by Line Meaning

It's black Hollywood
Referring to the black community within Hollywood, where people get to party with the biggest names in the industry, no matter their race.


Where the stars are bright
A reference to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where celebrities have their own star on the sidewalk.


We all get money, everything's alright
In this exclusive world, everyone seems to be making money and enjoying life to its fullest, with no worries or troubles to speak of.


Where we party all night
Describing the party scene that takes place every night within this glamorous community, where anything can happen.


Big city, bring dreams, doing big things
A statement about the size and importance of Los Angeles, where people come to pursue their dreams and make it big.


Ain't no place like, Hollywood!
A boastful statement about the uniqueness and incomparable nature of the black Hollywood community within the larger Hollywood scene.


We gettin' money
Emphasizing the financial success of those within black Hollywood, highlighting how different their experiences are from those of average people.


It's for the bosses and ballers, my pallers and homies
Black Hollywood is exclusively for those who are successful and powerful, including close friends and associates that may serve as a personal support system.


It's V.I.P.'s and invites only
Only the most important and influential people are allowed within this exclusive world, with entry granted through invitation only.


You ain't here, you a square
Unless you have been deemed worthy and invited, you are not a part of this elite community.


Short tail dress, she should holler at a player
A suggestion that women should try to start a conversation with one of the successful and wealthy men within the community, using their sex appeal to their advantage.


Pull your pants up!
A command for individuals to portray the level of class that is expected within black Hollywood.


I look good smell good at the same time
Personal grooming is important within black Hollywood, with individuals expected to maintain both their appearance and cleanliness.


Valet bring my car, "oh no that ain't mine!"
A lighthearted complaint about the practice of valeting cars, highlighting how easy it is to get confused when there are so many high-end vehicles in play.


I got a car full, we in the 4-door
An observation that people in black Hollywood travel in style, often in expensive vehicles with all the luxury amenities and features.


Police trippin', but I don't ever go slow
A suggestion that the police often target individuals within the black Hollywood community, highlighting the difficulties that people of color face in America.


And we smoke big in the club too
Drugs and smoking are normalized within black Hollywood, with individuals participating freely and without stigma.


To make it here, you know you gotta be your tremendous
The competition is fierce within black Hollywood, and only those with immense talent, drive, and ambition can hope to succeed.


Yeah they be happy when they see me
A boastful statement highlighting the success and popularity of the individual singing these lyrics within the black Hollywood community.


Your whole life's on reality TV
The all-consuming nature of fame and celebrity is emphasized, with cameras and scrutiny surrounding every aspect of life.


Blue carpet, that's how it's laid out
An exclusive event is described, where blue carpet is used instead of the traditional red carpet to set it apart.


Liar, liar, pants on fire
A childish insult, highlighting the level of immaturity that can be present within black Hollywood despite the overall glamour and sophistication.


Because I'm the people's champ, and Black Hollywood, that's where I'm at
A final boast, with the individual singing these lyrics positioning themselves as both the champion of the people and a key member of black Hollywood.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: STANLEY COX

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TiganulFericit

I'm cooking right now... but the song is ok!

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