Don't leave
R.K.B. Studio 13 Lyrics

Please don't leave Rio
The singer is worried about Rio leaving and asks the people in the ghetto not to leave.

I wanna hear everybody in my ghetto say
The singer wants to hear everyone in his neighborhood express their desire for Rio to stay.

But they trying so hard not to let me play
The singer is facing opposition and obstacles in pursuing his dreams and desires.

Oh, don't you go, oh no, Rio
The artist is pleading with Rio to not leave and expressing his fear of what may happen if Rio does leave.

Then I gotta let know how I feel!
The artist wants to express his emotions and thoughts about the situation, possibly through music or lyrics.

'Cause I ain't nothing but a dude from the G-yo
The singer identifies himself as a person from the ghetto.

That's trying to play it cool on these dummies like the reapo
The singer is trying to act cool and composed in the face of opposition and obstacles, like a reaper collecting souls.

This rap game is mine, let me show you how a G-flow
The artist is confident in his own abilities and wants to demonstrate his unique style and flow.

China town brothers show love for this
The artist acknowledges the support he has received from people of different backgrounds in his pursuit of success.

But the others want us down from above the bliss
The artist recognizes the negativity and resistance he faces from those in power or who hold higher status in society.

But Ima drink, Ima clown like a thug with crist
The singer will celebrate and have fun despite the challenges he faces, like a gangster with expensive champagne.

While I'm chillin' downtown trying to plug my grips they say
The artist is out and about, trying to make connections and promote himself, but faces criticism from others.

And all the dollars and the price and the cents that came
The singer is aware of the money and fame that comes with success in the music industry.

I ain't nothing but a product trying to make it real
The singer feels like he is being manipulated and used by the industry, but is still striving for authenticity and success.

You gotta change your style, just to scrape my bills
The singer is being pressured to conform to industry expectations in order to make money.

I think this game is foul but let's embrace my skill by saying
The artist doesn't agree with certain aspects of the industry, but wants to showcase his own talent and skill to rise above it.

The good and the bad is the hood that we had
The artist acknowledges the challenges and struggles of growing up in the ghetto.

But I came out good, so should I be sad?
The singer is proud of his own success and positive attitude despite his tough upbringing.

Money don't makes a one to succeed
The singer believes that success is not solely determined by wealth and material possessions.

Hey, I come from the slums where I couldn't even read
The artist faced educational disadvantages growing up in the ghetto.

But you would never tell, I engraved myself from being dead or in jail
The artist overcame obstacles and worked hard to turn his life around, despite his troubled background.

And raised myself and took it straight to this level
The artist is proud of how far he has come and how much he has accomplished.

I forever will excel but I'll never leave this ghetto say
The singer plans on continuing to achieve success while remaining true to his roots in the ghetto.

The life that I haul was a hard one to catch
The artist had a difficult life growing up, filled with challenges and struggles.

I was treated like a dog but I played with the fetch
The singer was mistreated and disrespected, but still found joy and fun amid the pain.

And gave my all but felt proud when I gave it
The singer is proud of the effort and dedication he has put into his music career.

I'm having a ball but thanking God that I made it, yeah
The singer is grateful for his current success and gives credit to a higher power.

This is the cause because they owed my block
The artist identifies the influence and impact his neighborhood had on his life and career.

From under the stars getting paid and you told the cops (hey)
The artist is proud of how far he has come, from being underprivileged and in trouble with the law to being successful and well-compensated.

But look at what it made, you should have known my plot
The singer believes that his success proves his ability and dedication, despite any doubts or opposition he faced.

I gotta song that's hot and a whole fam to feed
The singer has achieved success and now has financial obligations and responsibilities for his family.

Looking for a company of a jam in need
The artist is seeking collaborations and partnerships to further his music career.

Hoping that the ghetto understand my plead
The artist wants to connect with and represent the people from his neighborhood through his music.

I'll never let go, another star is born
The artist is committed to continuing his success and becoming an even bigger star in the future.

From the ill's of the hood to an even harder storm
The singer has faced challenges and obstacles in his life, but he is ready and willing to face even more difficult situations in the future.

And Ima preach to the kids like a father form Rio
The artist wants to use his music and success to positively influence the younger generation in his neighborhood, like a father figure.

May be the ghetto, but he's far from norm now say
Despite his tough upbringing, the singer has risen above his situation and become an outlier in society.