Turn It Up
Sheek Louch Ft. Fahim Lyrics

Whoo, yeah, turn it up
Excitedly requesting for the music to be made louder

Alchemist, you know what to do
Acknowledging the expertise of the music producer, Alchemist

Bump that, turn it up, whoo
Encouraging listeners to increase the volume of the music while expressing enthusiasm with an added exclamation sound

Crazy daddy
An expression of admiration for the music producer with a term of endearment

A'yo, why'all niggaz can't fuck with me, my flow's nuclear
Addressing and challenging other rappers who can't compare to his exceptional lyrical ability, which is compared to the power of nuclear energy

Fuck for the month I want the verse of the year
Desiring recognition for the best rap verse for the year rather than just a monthly award

I straighten shit out, you could put me in ya hair
Boasting his ability to handle any issue or problem by comparing himself to a perm that straightens hair

Perm-like bars, burn like scars, cooked up flow in a Pyrex jar
Continuing with the comparison of his lyrics to a perm while also saying his flow is potent and hot, like burning scars, and flexing his creativity with words as if he cooked it up like drugs in a Pyrex jar

Naw, I ain't the new millennium raw, cool G. or K.R.
Rejecting to be likened to other popular rappers, Raw, Cool G, or K.R. as he sees himself as unique

I'm just doin' me, Sheek Louch a motherfuckin' hot MC
Declaring he's doing his own unique thing, performing as a hot rapper with his name, Sheek Louch

Don't get it twis', don't get add to my fuck you list, unless you a bitch
Warning others not to misunderstand him and provoke an angry reaction, but only if the person is cowardly and deserves the hate

Cause I ain't got time, I'm not near rich
Explaining he has no time for useless conflicts because he's not yet wealthy

We could let it drop or we could let it pop
Giving the choice to either let the issue go or escalate it into violence

Make your decision 'fore I make my incision
Urging others to decide before he takes action that might hurt or wound them

Head on collision, head-body division
Threatening the others with a powerful, harmful strike that could separate their head from the body

Spirit fly away like a motherfuckin' pigeon
Suggesting the potential death of an opponent with their spirit flying away like a bird

Take that to your grave, y'all niggas behave
Encouraging others to be respectful and to think before they act before possibly taking a grave consequence with them

[Chorus] Yeah, D-Block is knockin', turn it up We got it poppin', turn it up We comin' for y'all, turn it up Niggas they droppin', turn it up We got the streets locked, turn it up If it's beef let your heat cock, turn it up Welcome to D-Block, turn it up Cause we don't fuck around
The chorus of the song is an invitation to enjoy and dance to the music while representing the D-Block crew's presence and dominance in rap music

What, that nigga Sheek is the truth
Commending the accurate representation of reality in Sheek's music

You would think he had a stripper inside how he go hard in the booth
Comparing Sheek's intensity in the recording booth of a studio to a stripper's performance while implying that it's impressive

Lazer on the roof, squeeze off then poof
Using laser as a metaphor for aiming, then unloading the gun and killing quickly

Presto magic, like where did his chest go?
Praising Sheek's fast, precise, and effective lethal action as if it was magic

Think not homie, got a ziploc on me
Threatening others not to underestimate him as he's always ready with a ziplock bag of drugs or ammunition

Of that sticky icky in the pocket of my Dickie
Describing the type of drug he's carrying in his Dickies clothing

Just drunk a half of sixty, kinda bended
Mentioning he's inebriated partly from drinking half of a bottle of liquor

Hat low, knockin', bout to fuck up the rented
Describing his appearance with his hat low while walking and suggesting that he's about to damage the rented vehicle he's using

I'm a general, I stepped up from a lieutenant
Bragging about his leadership and rank as a rapper as he once started as a lower rank, a lieutenant

This is D-Block, join us, don't get offended
Inviting others to join D-Block without getting offended as they might work harder or start from a lower rank

Cause I ain't lettin' up and you ain't lettin' off
Warning others not to underestimate him as he will be relentless in his efforts to be successful in rap, despite whatever they might feel toward him

Plus I already know that most of y'all is soft
Already anticipating that most rappers aren't strong enough and easily give up before attaining success as he did

The hood love me, put it in the air for me
Proudly saying he has strong support from the community and praises them for how loyal they are

And boy cop mixtapes if they don't hear from me
Acknowledging that his fans buy his music so long as he keeps creating it and thanks them for supporting him

Got cake but occasionally you catch me bummy
Confessing that he's wealthy but sometimes appears casually dressed rather than affluent

I'm too smart on the streets you fuckin' dummy
Boasting about his street smart and intelligence while insulting those who are foolish enough to engage in conflict with him.

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus of the song once more