Still in the Streets
Kodak Black Lyrics


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A nigga like one foot in, one foot out
This shit like a hopscotch, you know what I'm sayin'?
Everything in my lyrics, is certain. You can be sure off
I was on a journey, in Virginia, as a virgin
I ain't even lose my virginity

Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain
Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain
Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid

I don't know how to write in cursive
I'm poppin' checks but I gotta work 'em
I'm in the bank line with the blurper
I be geeked up, Steve Urkel
I don't want no money for my verses
'Cause I ain't get this money on purpose
'Cause I ain't even gotta get dirty
My youngins go duffel up 30 (aye aye aye)
I was in Virginia as a virgin (aye aye aye)
Done did everything, snatch purses
Did everything, burglerin' to murderin'
Subpoena, yeah them crackers tried servin' me
You can go and tell my attorney that
I don't even like to get verbally
You can go ask my attorney this

Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain
Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain
Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid

Go and ask Trae at the Cash for Gold
I was pullin' out bags of gold like it's from Africa
I was doin' everything
I was snatchin' chains, now my album goin' two times platinum
Young CEO, no manners
This for all my niggas doin' calendars
Everything orange, smoke cantaloupe
Pop a nigga top, pop Adderall
I don't see why we need algebra
I be countin' money just to add it up
In my mama name but it's my car
When you street, in a day you just might fall
I ain't never lackin', no not at all
'Cause I ain't tryna answer when God call
Nigga couldn't surprise us like my fault
If you got your guard off, where's Waldo

Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain
Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah)
So I put the new place in my mama name
Still in the streets (yeah yeah)
So it ain't no pressure get another chain




Still in the streets (yeah yeah yeah)
Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid

Overall Meaning

β€œStill in the Streets” is a song by Kodak Black, which he released in 2020. The song is about Kodak’s life and experiences growing up, being in the rap game, and his current status as a successful rapper. Kodak raps about how he is still connected to the streets even though he has become successful. He talks about putting his mother’s name on his assets to protect them because of his past crimes.


In the first verse, Kodak talks about his journey to success. He compares being in the streets to playing hopscotch, saying that he has one foot in and one foot out. He describes his past experiences, including being in Virginia and still being a virgin, not yet having lost his virginity. Kodak also mentions that his lyrics reflect certainty, and that people can trust the truth in what he says.


In the second verse, Kodak continues to talk about his life in the streets. He mentions that he doesn't know how to write in cursive and that he cashes checks while still carrying a weapon. He talks about how he doesn’t need money for his verses, as he has earned enough already. He also mentions his history of crime, including stealing and burglary. Kodak then goes onto state that he has a good lawyer, who would vouch for him if need be.


Overall, β€œStill in the Streets” is a reflection of Kodak’s experiences growing up and how he has had to protect himself and his assets. It is also an honest portrayal of his past and how it still influences him to this day.


Line by Line Meaning

A nigga like one foot in, one foot out
I am not fully committed to either the streets or being successful in music


This shit like a hopscotch, you know what I'm sayin'?
My path to success in music is not straightforward, and I have to jump through different obstacles


Everything in my lyrics, is certain. You can be sure off
I speak the truth in my music, and listeners can trust what I say


I was on a journey, in Virginia, as a virgin
I was once innocent and inexperienced, back when I was in Virginia


I ain't even lose my virginity
I haven't been in the streets or got involved in immoral activities for that long


So I put the blue Wraith in my mama name
I bought a luxury car for my mother and put it in her name to show my appreciation


So I put the new place in my mama name
I also bought a new property for my mother and registered it under her name


So it ain't no pressure get another chain
I don't feel the need to keep buying expensive jewelry to show off my wealth


Plus I'm in the rap game gettin' double paid
I'm making a lot of money from my music career


I don't know how to write in cursive
I lack formal education or proper training in writing


I'm poppin' checks but I gotta work 'em
I am receiving large sums of money but still need to manage it wisely


I'm in the bank line with the blurper
I still have connections to the streets and potentially illegal activities


I be geeked up, Steve Urkel
I consume drugs that make me feel hyperactive and alert


I don't want no money for my verses
I don't care about the money I make from my music, and it's secondary to my passion for rap


'Cause I ain't get this money on purpose
I made my wealth from my music career unintentionally


My youngins go duffel up 30 (aye aye aye)
My younger associates carry a large amount of money or drugs with them for protection or other shady purposes


Done did everything, snatch purses
I have committed crimes in the past, including petty theft like purse-snatching


Did everything, burglerin' to murderin'
I have been involved in the full spectrum of criminal activities, from burglary to murder


Subpoena, yeah them crackers tried servin' me
I have faced legal troubles and was served a subpoena


You can go and tell my attorney that
I am not willing to cooperate with authorities and will rely on legal representation


I don't even like to get verbally
I am not open to talking with or negotiating with police


Go and ask Trae at the Cash for Gold
Trae who works at Cash for Gold knows about my wealth and money management


I was pullin' out bags of gold like it's from Africa
I have a lot of wealth and assets, and I show it off by carrying gold bags with me


Young CEO, no manners
I am a young CEO of my own company and have a lack of traditional or formal manners


Everything orange, smoke cantaloupe
I consume drugs that are orange in color and have a distinct flavor


Pop a nigga top, pop Adderall
I use drugs that make me violent or aggressive like Adderall


I don't see why we need algebra
I don't see the relevance of formal education or academic subjects like algebra


I be countin' money just to add it up
I am constantly counting my money and checking my financial status to stay on track


In my mama name but it's my car
Although the car is registered under my mother's name, it is technically mine


When you street, in a day you just might fall
Being involved in the streets and criminal activities can lead to danger and violence


I ain't never lackin', no not at all
I am always ready and prepared for anything and do not show fear or hint at vulnerability


'Cause I ain't tryna answer when God call
I am not ready to face the consequences of my actions or be judged by a higher power


Nigga couldn't surprise us like my fault
I am never caught off-guard or surprised by anything because I am always alert and prepared


If you got your guard off, where's Waldo
If you let your guard down or show vulnerability, you will become an easy target for your enemies




Lyrics Β© Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: DIEUSON OCTAVE, JERMAINE BENARD SMITH

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Comments from YouTube:

Mili Herb

This beat hits harder than my step dad

Chad Rowe

Kodak is young prodigy that's showed how much someone can grow from not only the struggles but the young goat stays solid and keeps it πŸ’― with his successful work, I appreciate my Florida zoee , stay geeeeeeeked

Lit B

GLEEFULL

Jesse Montalvo

Boutta be 6 years later and I’m still in the streets ✌🏽🀫

Dee Diaz

Sheeeeesh

juice Derilus

Still bumping πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯

Johnnie Crawley

"I don't even know how to write in cursive" hardest line ever

7-Days

@TheJrakeEffect they stopped teaching cursive in school

Gigi

I don't see why we need algebra I just add it up lol nice line too...

Jaylin Brown

@TheJrakeEffect he saying he can make better music than most and he doesn't even have a education u can tell house he slurr on the beat thats not on purpose he is a Haitian but putting words better than most English students who try and rap .... his music is poetic

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