Game Over
Lil Flip Lyrics


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[Intro]
Fury
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Chorus: repeat 4x]
Game over, Flip, Flip, Flip, Flip, Flip, Flip, Flip, Flip

[Verse One]
Ah shit, y'all done fucked up and let me in this bitch
I'm just your average hood nigga with dreams of gettin' rich (But you don't hear me)
My crib big like a football field (football field)
You might fuck around and think I signed a football deal (But you don't hear me)
I take 15 minutes to drop a track (yeah)
I take half a minute to load my ???? (But you don't hear me)
I make 'em gloss all across the globe
I'm a pimp, I got your hoe takin' off her clothes (But you don't hear me)
A franchise like a Houston Rocket (Houston Rocket)
Every eight months is when I usually drop it (But you don't hear me)
I got the streets on lock, I like my beats with knock
You know my heat stay cocked, niggaaaaa

[Chorus]
[Verse Two]
Look, I'm a Christal nigga and you a red-winer
You just an opening act, but I'm the headliner (But you don't hear me)
I'm 'bout to ship 3 mill' off top
You got your deal off your man, I got my deal off props (But you don't hear me)
I'm connected like dub and Mach-10 with ice cubes in my watch
And dubs on the black Benz (But you don't hear me)
I'm getting' paid 'cause I do all the work
It's rainy days if we don't move all our work, we go bizirk (But you don't hear me)
I'm on the block fam, in the cream drop Lam
Mostly our cats with deals, y'all ain't hot man (But you don't hear me)
I'm 'bout to do it again, you 'bout to lose it again
It's show and tell motherfucker, I'm ????

[Chorus]
The game over, 'cause shit about to change over
It's 'bout time 'cause hip-hop need a make over (But you don't hear me)
If most producers want to charge too much
But around my way that's how you get fucked up (But you don't hear me)
You might think we all beats and rhymes
But way before this rap shit, nigga, the streets was mine (But you don't hear me)
I got that hot shit, that "Thug Life" 'Pac shit
That get hot shit, that B.I.G. "Ready to Die" shit





[Chorus]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Lil Flip's song Game Over is about the rapper boasting about his success and his status in the hip hop industry. The chorus, which is repeated four times throughout the song, serves as an anthem for Lil Flip, signifying that he is on top and his competitors are bowing down to his excellence. The verse one of the song talks about his luxurious lifestyle, which includes a large house and expensive cars. Lil Flip also states that he takes only fifteen minutes to write a track and half a minute to reload his guns. He expresses his satisfaction with his global reach and franchise status, as well as his pimping persona, which leaves women wanting more. In verse two, Lil Flip again brags about his wealth, stating that he is getting paid while others are not. He talks about his being in the streets, in his Lambo, and having deals with cats who are not "hot." Finally, the chorus repeats the title phrase Game Over, and Lil Flip asserts that it is time for a change in the hip-hop industry.


In conclusion, the song Game Over represents Lil Flip's braggadocio style, which speaks to the rapper's success and his place in the industry. The song's chorus and verses talk about his wealth, popularity, and status in the world of hip-hop. He boasts about his luxurious lifestyle, global reach, and the fact that he is a powerhouse in the world of rap.


Line by Line Meaning

Ah shit, y'all done fucked up and let me in this bitch
I am a force to be reckoned with and you should have never underestimated me.


I'm just your average hood nigga with dreams of gettin' rich (But you don't hear me)
Despite my humble beginnings, I have big aspirations and the drive to succeed.


My crib big like a football field (football field)
My home is spacious and luxurious, comparable in size to a vast football field.


You might fuck around and think I signed a football deal (But you don't hear me)
My wealth and opulence may lead you to believe that I am a professional football player, but I am not.


I take 15 minutes to drop a track (yeah)
I am so skilled and confident in my ability to create music that it only takes me 15 minutes to produce a hit track.


I take half a minute to load my ???? (But you don't hear me)
I am efficient and quick when it comes to handling my weapons.


I make 'em gloss all across the globe
My music and brand have global appeal and widespread success.


I'm a pimp, I got your hoe takin' off her clothes (But you don't hear me)
I am a master of seduction and can easily convince women to engage in sexual encounters with me.


A franchise like a Houston Rocket (Houston Rocket)
My brand is like a successful sports team, with multiple facets and branches that contribute to overall success.


Every eight months is when I usually drop it (But you don't hear me)
I release new music every 8 months like clockwork, but some may not be aware of this.


I got the streets on lock, I like my beats with knock
I have a dominant presence in the streets and my music has a strong, hard-hitting beat that resonates with people.


You know my heat stay cocked, niggaaaaa
I am always prepared for danger and keep my firearm ready for use.


Look, I'm a Christal nigga and you a red-winer
I have high standards and prefer luxury, whereas you settle for less and are content with mediocrity.


You just an opening act, but I'm the headliner (But you don't hear me)
You are a mere supporting act, while I am the main attraction that draws in the crowds.


I'm 'bout to ship 3 mill' off top
I am about to sell 3 million units/volumes instantly.


You got your deal off your man, I got my deal off props (But you don't hear me)
You obtained your contract through connections, while I earned mine through talent and recognition.


I'm connected like dub and Mach-10 with ice cubes in my watch
I have strong connections and associations, akin to the popular Dub and Mach-10 car designs, and display my wealth through luxury ice on my watch.


And dubs on the black Benz (But you don't hear me)
My black Benz is equipped with expensive and stylish Dub rims, but some may not be aware of this.


I'm getting' paid 'cause I do all the work
I am well-compensated because I am dedicated and hardworking, constantly churning out new music and building my brand.


It's rainy days if we don't move all our work, we go bizirk (But you don't hear me)
If we don't effectively sell our products and make money, things can get chaotic and intense.


I'm on the block fam, in the cream drop Lam
I am present and active in the neighborhood, driving around in my luxurious cream-colored convertible Lamborghini.


Mostly our cats with deals, y'all ain't hot man (But you don't hear me)
Most people in my circle have major record deals and are successful, whereas you are not well-known or accomplished.


'Cause shit about to change over
The game is about to change and evolve.


It's 'bout time 'cause hip-hop need a make over (But you don't hear me)
The hip-hop industry has become stagnant and is due for a revamp, but not all recognize this.


If most producers want to charge too much
Many producers charge exorbitant fees for their services.


But around my way that's how you get fucked up (But you don't hear me)
In my area, if someone tries to take advantage of you financially, you could end up in trouble.


You might think we all beats and rhymes
You may believe that hip-hop is simply production and lyrics.


But way before this rap shit, nigga, the streets was mine (But you don't hear me)
I had control and influence in the streets long before I became a rapper, but some may not realize this.


I got that hot shit, that "Thug Life" 'Pac shit
My music is intense, aggressive and reflects the same vibe as Tupac's "Thug Life" themes.


That get hot shit, that B.I.G. "Ready to Die" shit
My music also has the same raw, authentic energy and intensity as the late Biggie's "Ready to Die" project.




Lyrics © SHAPIRO BERNSTEIN & CO. INC.
Written by: NICHOLAUS GERARD LOFTIN, WESLEY WESTON

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