M***a 4 Life )
Memphis Bleek Lyrics


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(Memphis Bleek talking)

Yeah what y'all niggas want?

Street shit Memph Bleek shit Ja Rule

(Ja Rule)
ya heard nigga



1 Chrous(Ja Rule)2x's

Nigga's live with it money drugs and murda for life

Bitches deal with it only lovin' them hoes for the night

if you feelin' it get high it's all right.But you can't get it

till the day, ride em' high



(Memphis Bleek)

Yo, you can holla at the dog

Haters want to see me fall

Bitches want to see me ball

Killers they don't want to see me at all

If I wasn't rolling with the roc

Would you nigga's pass roc,

Yeah birds, or flash glocks

I walk around with two mac's,razors,and ice picks

Just cause' you nigga's want to see me hurtin' like them

It's all about the benjamins,money,cash,hoes

livin' through this shit i'm in,nigga stack dough

Street scholar, eight-figga nigga, white collar gat

Ain't the M-E-M-P-H man,bitch holla back

I'm a creature smokin' on hate since it was reefer

Drug ass flow, like I've been cuffed with Eta

Mark ass nigga don't want parts of this nigga

Spark with this nigga, blaze bark with this nigga

Me and Ja Rule fuckin' you hoes is what these guys do

Ain't the type to buy you,mommy how are you?

Slide cock inside you supply you, with ten bitches times two

I'm a motherfucking animal



2-(Same chrous with different wording)2x's

Nigga's live with money,drugs,and murda for life

Bitches deal with it,only lovin' them hoes for the night

If your feelin' get high it's all right

Nigga's can't get it to the day ride em' high



(Ja Rule)

Fuck, the world cause it ain't quite ready for me

I'm livin' my life niggas take a look at these eyes witness What it's like to

be real nigga's

Guns,drugs,hot slugs,coke rugs

Want some, get some, bad enough, pop some, nigga

Fuck around with Ja and may get hit up

Tearing your whole clique up, then we clip up

Nigga that's what the murder, Nigga that's us

What the fuck? Is you ready to die right now Nigga?

Make you feel my style nigga

Growin' up with wild Brooklon and Queens L niggas

Hit em, any nigga that breathe room reel em wit' hot ones Ain't no nigga like

me, who you ridin' with?

Rollin' nothing but hot shit,yo' bitch my bitch

Only difference is bitches on my dick, blow dick

How Icock spread it, hoes love that shit

You sel-a-bid I turn you in to the freakyist bitch

Have you topless ,dancing in bars naked for dollars

y'all bitches know how my style is, always in some foul shit

RULE bitch let the world know when I spit

Nothing but the murderous ,live with it



(Repeat number two chrous)2x's



(Memphis Bleek)

Yo,Yo,Yo Holla what you think of that?

Bitch where we freakin' at?

Bum chicken I don't speak to that

Fly mama i'll creep with that

Live with it,lick and hit it, don't stop, get it get it

Don't trick it, bitch would you FUCK with it?

Brooklon and Queens(it's murda)yo it means mo' killas

(it's murda)mo' guns, mo'drugs,mo' real ass nigga's

Holla, don't give a fuck dolla's

Nigga's what you want get it crump blazed stump

What the fuck y'all want nigga?



(Ja Rule)

None of me cause' i hit em' with too much style

In my energy, got nigga's creating little me's

I'm a lot game squeeze

Knowing it's my time if I leave and breathe

Nigga's hatin' on mines i'm a nightmare

Nigga's better prepare to die and deal with

Ja hollering murda for life



(Chorus#2)2x



(Ja Rule)

Uh,uh,yeah nigga

Ja Rule

Memph Bleek

Holla Back

Roc-A-Fella

It's murda,it's murda

Uh,uh





We out

Overall Meaning

The song "M***a 4 Life" by Memphis Bleek featuring Ja Rule is an example of gangsta rap. The artists are discussing their lifestyle and perspective on the streets, drugs, and violence. The chorus highlights this by stating, "Nigga's live with it money drugs, and murder for life. Bitches deal with it only lovin' them hoes for the night." This is a common trope in gangsta rap, where individuals have to do what they need to survive on the streets. They have to live in a world where drugs and violence are a means to an end.


In the first verse, Memphis Bleek speaks on how people want to see him fall, but the Roc (the record label he is signed to) has his back. He also mentions how he carries around weapons to protect himself from those who wish to do him harm. In the second verse, Ja Rule mentions his upbringing and how he came up living the gangsta life in Brooklyn and Queens. He also says that he has to be ready to defend himself at any time. The song then repeats the chorus and verse structure before ending with Ja Rule repeating, "It's murda, it's murda," emphasizing the violent nature of the lifestyle they're living.


Overall, the song is a reflection of the reality of life in inner-city America, where individuals have to navigate a dangerous and violent world. The artists speak on how they adapt to this world, and the consequences that come with that lifestyle.


Line by Line Meaning

Nigga's live with it money drugs and murda for life
The lifestyle of these people involves money, drugs, and murder - a commitment they've made for life.


Bitches deal with it only lovin' them hoes for the night
Women should come to terms with their role in this lifestyle as only momentarily existing as something to be loved for the night.


if you feelin' it get high it's all right.
If you're not comfortable with the lifestyle, you can numb the pain and deal with it by getting high.


But you can't get it till the day, ride em' high
However, you can't indulge in this lifestyle until you're ready and committed to it.


Haters want to see me fall
Memphis Bleek is aware of those who wish to see him fail and be brought down.


Bitches want to see me ball
There are also women who only want to be with him for his fame and fortune.


Killers they don't want to see me at all
Those who have adversarial relationships with him, particularly those who are dangerous, have a clear desire to not associate with him at all.


If I wasn't rolling with the roc
If he wasn't associated with Roc-A-Fella records


Would you nigga's pass roc,
Would people still acknowledge and respect him if he wasn't associated with Roc-A-Fella?


Yeah birds, or flash glocks
Are people only attracted to him because of his wealth and displayed power?


It's all about the benjamins,money,cash,hoes
This lifestyle revolves around money, material possessions, and women.


livin' through this shit i'm in,nigga stack dough
Surviving this lifestyle and making money is the key priority.


Street scholar, eight-figga nigga, white collar gat
He's an educated individual from the street with nine-digit wealth and guns.


Ain't the M-E-M-P-H man,bitch holla back
He identifies himself as a highly respected individual and challenges others to question his status.


I'm a creature smokin' on hate since it was reefer
He's been smoking hatred for a long time, since it was considered a drug worth smoking like marijuana.


Drug ass flow, like I've been cuffed with Eta
His flow is so smooth and addictive, it's like he's hooked on drugs like Etazene.


Spark with this nigga, blaze bark with this nigga
He's ready to fight with anyone who challenges him.


Me and Ja Rule fuckin' you hoes is what these guys do
Both Memphis Bleek and Ja Rule are intimate with many women.


Slide cock inside you supply you, with ten bitches times two
He can provide more women for others to be intimate with.


I'm a motherfucking animal
He's wild and intense in his lifestyle.


Fuck, the world cause it ain't quite ready for me
The world isn't fully prepared to deal with him.


I'm livin' my life niggas take a look at these eyes witness What it's like to be real nigga's
He's living a genuine life, and those around him should learn from his example.


Guns,drugs,hot slugs,coke rugs
His lifestyle includes weapons, narcotics, bullets, and environments to do drugs on.


Want some, get some, bad enough, pop some, nigga
He's willing to share these items and experiences with others who want them enough.


Fuck around with Ja and may get hit up
Challenging Ja Rule could lead to physical harm.


Tearing your whole clique up, then we clip up
He and Ja Rule will destroy anyone who opposes them, then prepare themselves for the next attack.


Nigga that's what the murder, Nigga that's us
The experiences of violence and death belong to them and those in their group.


You sel-a-bid I turn you in to the freakyist bitch
He can take a woman who is not comfortable with her sexuality and turn her into someone who craves it.


Have you topless ,dancing in bars naked for dollars
He can make a woman perform almost any act for money and attention.


y'all bitches know how my style is, always in some foul shit
Women are aware of the fact that he's always doing something corrupt or illegal.


RULE bitch let the world know when I spit
Ja Rule is confident in himself and wants others to know.


Nothing but the murderous ,live with it
They're living a lifestyle that revolves around death and violence.




Lyrics Β© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: JEFFREY ATKINS, MALIK N COX, TAI N GREEN, IRVING N LORENZO

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