Rap Song
Rick Ross Lyrics

Nappy Boy ooh-wee, ooh-we
Introduces the singer (Rick Ross) and creates a hype for the following lyrics.

Everybody say yeah, oh oh oh
Calls for participation from the audience and creates an energetic atmosphere.

We've been messin 'round for a long time (a long time)
Indicates a history between the singer and the subject of the song, indicating that they've known each other for a while and implying that the singer has a level of comfort and familiarity with the subject.

A while now (while now, uh)
Reiterates the previous line and introduces a sense of anticipation for what's to come.

And you already know what's on my mind (mind)
Confirms that the subject is aware of the artist's desires or intentions.

It's goin' down now (it's goin' down now?)
Implies that the singer's plans are finally coming to fruition and suggests a sexual encounter is about to occur.

And I don't need no background music girl
Asserts the singer's confidence and suggests that the subject is enough to get the singer in the mood.

I'll turn it up loud now
The artist is taking control of the situation and is ready to begin the sexual encounter.

I got the gangsta feelin'
The artist is feeling confident and ready for action. The use of the term "gangsta" implies a sense of bravado or swagger.

And I'mma do somethin to you, to you, to you (oh)
The artist is emphasizing that he intends to pleasure the subject multiple times, repeating "to you" for effect.

We can take it over to The Bay
Refers to the San Francisco Bay Area, known for its hip-hop scene.

Where my Mistah FAB at? (FAB at, uh)
Mistah FAB is a Bay Area rapper, and this line suggests that the artist is familiar with the area and hip-hop culture.

Or just put on that N.W.A
The singer is suggesting different options for background music, including the classic rap group N.W.A.

Comin' Straight Outta Compton on that pussy baby
The singer is creating a sexual metaphor by comparing the female anatomy to Compton, the notorious hometown of N.W.A.

Or we can do it all night long (night long)
The singer is suggesting that the sexual encounter will be lengthy and will last throughout the night.

Haha, I'm 'bout to have yo' head gone
The artist is expressing his enthusiasm and confidence for the upcoming encounter, suggesting that the subject will be left speechless from pleasure.

And I ain't doin' nothin' wrong
The artist is reassuring the subject that there's nothing wrong with what they're about to do.

But we can make love to a rap song
The singer is suggesting that rap music can be a fitting soundtrack for lovemaking, and the use of the word "love" implies that there's an emotional connection between the two.

Me and you, yo' momma and yo' cousin
The singer is suggesting that he and the subject engage in group sex with members of her family, implying that they're all comfortable with each other.

Baby we can make love to a rap song
Repeats the previous suggestion and emphasizes the idea that rap can be a fitting soundtrack for lovemaking.

A milli, a milli, a milli, a motherfucker I'm ill
References Lil Wayne's song "A Milli" and asserts that the artist is just as talented and successful.

Go shawty (uh) it's your birthday (uh)
The artist is celebrating the subject's birthday and implying that they're both in a celebratory mood.

We gon' party like it's your birthday
Reiterates the celebratory mood and implies that the singer and the subject will engage in sexual activity to celebrate.

Where that new Jeezy CD? Put on that Yo Gotti
The artist is suggesting different options for background music, including albums by Young Jeezy and Yo Gotti.

I'm diggin' in your coochie while we're listenin' to Gucci on a rap song
The singer is combining sexual and musical metaphors, implying that he's pleasuring the subject while listening to rapper Gucci Mane.

And you been on my mind all day (all day)
The singer is emphasizing the subject's importance to him and suggesting that he's been thinking of her all day long.

I know you're with it (know you're with it baby, uh)
The singer is reassuring the subject that he's aware of her willingness to engage in sexual activity.

And I'mma do you like Kanye (yeah)
The artist is referencing Kanye West's infamous interruption of Taylor Swift at the VMAs, implying that he'll take control of the situation in a similar way.

Cause "I'ma let you finish" (I'ma let you finish)
Continues the reference to Kanye West and implies that the artist will interrupt the subject's pleasure to exert his own dominance.

You can get it (you can get it!)
The singer is asserting that the subject has his permission to engage in sexual activity with him.

Or we can do it East Coast style, and I'll keep on my fitted
The singer is suggesting that they change the style of their lovemaking and indicating that he'll keep his hat on during the encounter.

I said I got the gangsta feelin'
Reiterates the artist's confidence and swagger.

I feel like breakin' you off, you off, you off (off)
The artist is emphasizing his desire to provide the subject with pleasure, repeating the word "off" for emphasis.

Or we can take it way down South
The artist is suggesting a change in tone and mood for their sexual encounter.

Rick Ross on the iPad (cause you the Boss's girl)
The singer is referencing himself and indicating that he's performing for the subject, who he's referring to as "Boss's girl."

Super thick thighs
The artist is complimenting the subject's physical attributes, specifically her thighs.

And your booty like Bombs Over Baghdad (boom)
The singer is continuing to compliment the subject's physical attributes, comparing her backside to the explosive energy of Outkast's song "Bombs Over Baghdad."

Wait, hold up, she got a donk (yup) She got a donk (yup) She got a donk, I'm 'bout to have yo' head gone
The singer is complimenting the subject's butt, repeating the term "donk" for emphasis, and emphasizing his enthusiasm for the sexual encounter in response to her physical attributes.

Uh, uh
Creates a sense of anticipation and excitement for the following lines.

My jeans sag, boy got a mean swag
The artist is expressing his confidence and style, suggesting that he's fashionable and attractive.

Right now you're rockin with the finest and I mean that (uh)
The artist is asserting his place as a top rapper and indicating that he's worthy of the subject's attention.

Really, you the finest and I mean that (uh)
The singer is giving the subject a compliment and indicating his attraction to her.

Pants fitted, damnit, where your jeans at?
The singer is bragging about his fashion sense and implying that others are wearing ill-fitting clothes in comparison.

Makin love to a rap song
Repeats the title of the song and the idea that rap music can be a fitting soundtrack for lovemaking.

"Port of Miami," "Trilla," "Deeper Than Rap," uh
The artist is referencing his own albums and implying that they can serve as appropriate background music for lovemaking.

Like Akon we can stack it all up
The artist is referencing Akon's song "I Wanna Fuck You," which implies that he's ready to accumulate sexual encounters.

Or do you like I'm Juvi', make you back it all up
The singer is referencing a song by rapper Juvenile and implying that he's ready to engage in sex that involves the subject backing up onto him.

Uh (hot), that's all shorty ever was
The artist is implying that the subject's sole purpose is sex, using the slang term "shorty" to refer to her.

Balenciaga bags cost a couple bucks
The singer is referencing the expensive fashion brand Balenciaga and implying that he's willing to pay for the subject's physical attributes.

(Hot) is all shorty ever been
The singer continues to dehumanize the subject, reducing her to her physical attributes.

Blow a couple racks in Barney's on that Phillip Lim
The singer is referencing the expensive fashion store Barney's and indicating that he's willing to spend a lot of money on designer clothing like Phillip Lim.

Ballin, it's ya birthday
Reiterates the idea that the subject's birthday is a time for celebration and sexual activity.

You know that champagne'll get your boy to first base
The artist is suggesting that drinking champagne will lead to sexual activity and using a baseball metaphor to indicate progression toward sex.

Haters do they thing, but we do it bigger
The singer is referencing people who oppose their relationship or their sexual activity, but suggesting that they'll prevail over them.

#1 niggas, Rozay and that boy Teddy Pender'
The singer is asserting his and Teddy Pendergrass's status as top performers in rap and R&B, respectively.

I'm diggin in your coochie while we're listenin to Gucci on a rap song
Repeats the previous metaphor involving sexual and musical references, implying that the artist is pleasuring the subject while listening to Gucci Mane.