Patrick Lanshaw, or Lil Wyte, is a member of the Memphis, Tennessee rap collective Hypnotize Camp Posse. Lil Wyte began his career with the all-white underground rap group Shelby Forest Clique. His first album Doubt Me Now, produced by DJ Paul & Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia, sold over 130,000 copies independently. The success from this album sparked interest with Warner Music Group which would result in a distribution deal for the Hypnotize Minds label and his second album, Phinally Phamous.
His first album had an underground hit, especially popular with the drug sub-culture, for the song about abusing prescription pills, "Oxy Cotton". So far, both of his albums have carried on a rap tradition of having a Smokin' Song (a song detailing smoking marijuana) included on them. His first release actually had a song titled "My Smokin' Song" on it. He expanded on this theme with his second album having a song named "My Drinking Song".
We Ain't Cool
Lil Wyte Lyrics
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Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool
Get the hell out my face before I catcha case
Get the hell out my face before I catcha case
Get the hell out my face before I catcha case
Mother fuck you punks why you all in my shit
You ain't shit you lucky your ass ain't already been hit
I been thinkin' 'bout takin' you out and I ain't talkin' lunch
You can figure it out right after you finish eating this punch
And it ain't in a bowl served up with four bony knuckles
I'm a killa' bitch Mag 90 and AK are my uncles we be clicked up ready to mash and dump on some bitches choke that dick up you a hoe and I don't fuck wit snitches we quick to kick there ass pussys put in a bad situation I'm real mad and aggravated and haters pushing my patience I'm a catch some murda' charges somethin' worse if you keep on talkin' pop you once and hop in a 5.0 feelin' not talkin'
[Chorus]
Yeah I came I'm sick and tired of it I hate it don't kill I'll be waiting have some patience fuck some patience run his ass up out the state and whoop em before he leave this bitch shoulda never deceived and shit now he lookin' all stupid running clean up out his boundaries and shit claimin' Memphis holla loud askin' what we be about bitch I'm Frasier town and you don't even live in the dirty south I dun called a casa 2 no problem makin' in 3 got this chopper in my lap feet hesitant when you know it's me Wyte to the mothafuckin' E rules is hard in these Memphis streets proven in the back part of the all black hood on the west side of these tenakey I'm rowdy to the fuckin' core can tolerate haters but hate them whores so get up out my face before I catch another case and you end up buried underneath the floor
[Chorus]
The lyrics of Lil Wyte's song "We Ain't Cool" carry a strong message of warning or intimidation towards those who have caused some kind of trouble or conflict. The chorus repeats the phrase "Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool" three times, indicating that the singer is frustrated with someone who is invading their personal space or trying to start a confrontation while also acknowledging that there is no friendly relationship between them. The refrain "Get the hell out my face before I catcha case" reinforces the idea that the singer doesn't want to resort to violence but is willing to do so if provoked further.
The verses of the song contain several explicit threats and boasts of violence, such as "I been thinkin' 'bout takin' you out" and "Mag 90 and AK are my uncles we be clicked up ready to mash and dump on some bitches." While these lines may be interpreted as hyperbolic or exaggerated, they create a menacing atmosphere and suggest that the singer has access to firearms and other weapons. The verse that begins "Yeah I came" appears to be directed at a specific person or group who has made false claims or disrespected the singer's neighborhood or city, with the singer challenging them to fight and implying that they will be physically harmed if they stay in the area.
Overall, the lyrics to "We Ain't Cool" convey a sense of anger, aggression, and danger, with the repeated refrain and the violent imagery of the verses suggesting that the singer is on the brink of lashing out at those who are causing problems. At the same time, the lyrics also demonstrate a certain level of self-control and strategic thinking, with the singer emphasizing that they don't want to get in trouble with the law but will do what they have to do if pushed too far.
Line by Line Meaning
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Why are you bothering me when you know we're not friends?
Get the hell out my face before I catcha case
Leave me alone before I do something I'll regret.
Mother fuck you punks why you all in my shit
I don't like you guys and I don't want you in my business.
You ain't shit you lucky your ass ain't already been hit
You're worthless and lucky I haven't already punched you.
I been thinkin' 'bout takin' you out and I ain't talkin' lunch
I've been considering hurting you in a violent way.
And it ain't in a bowl served up with four bony knuckles
I'm not planning to just give you a little beating with my fists.
I'm a killa' bitch Mag 90 and AK are my uncles we be clicked up ready to mash and dump on some bitches choke that dick up you a hoe and I don't fuck wit snitches we quick to kick there ass pussys put in a bad situation I'm real mad and aggravated and haters pushing my patience I'm a catch some murda' charges somethin' worse if you keep on talkin' pop you once and hop in a 5.0 feelin' not talkin'
I'm extremely angry and I have dangerous weapons and people on my side. I don't associate with snitches or cowards. If you keep pushing me, I will hurt you badly enough to be charged with murder. I will shoot you once and then flee in a car.
Yeah I came I'm sick and tired of it I hate it don't kill I'll be waiting have some patience fuck some patience run his ass up out the state and whoop em before he leave this bitch shoulda never deceived and shit now he lookin' all stupid running clean up out his boundaries and shit claimin' Memphis holla loud askin' what we be about bitch I'm Frasier town and you don't even live in the dirty south I dun called a casa 2 no problem makin' in 3 got this chopper in my lap feet hesitant when you know it's me Wyte to the mothafuckin' E rules is hard in these Memphis streets proven in the back part of the all black hood on the west side of these tenakey I'm rowdy to the fuckin' core can tolerate haters but hate them whores so get up out my face before I catch another case and you end up buried underneath the floor
I'm from Frasier town in Memphis and I don't like people claiming to be from here when they're not. I have a gun and I'm willing to use it. I'm hard and proven in my neighborhood. I hate certain people and I don't want them near me. Leave me alone before I hurt you badly enough to kill you and hide your body.
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Again, why are you bothering me when you know we're not friends?
Get the hell out my face before I catcha case
Just leave me alone before I do something I'll regret.
Why you in my face and you knowin' we ain't kool man
Seriously, why are you still here bothering me?
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Killuhh Kae
These beats are unbelievable Paul and Juicy are masterminds I just wish they would come back together and get back on the beats again!!!
Vinny Mac
They always put together good little piano riffs.
MistaParker
Juicy ain't half the producer KOM is! Facts
Musik
I wish too brother... but time tends to shift relationships unfortunately, but lets at least enjoy the great production that was given to us. 💯
James Colson
I feel you on that they drop some dope beats
Ryan Mcfarland
Killuhh Kae juicy j said family and went mainstream
Crystal Cole
DAMN! I forgot how bumpin this song was. 3 6 already the shit but they really know talent. Anyone who has affiliated with them is without a doubt dead on and hard as hell. Don't matter who its been!
MoJo Wasabi
Hcp and prophet was all hard
Devonta Morris
Man im with ya i forgot all this slap
King2Be
1ne of the most slept on rappers out here