Where Dey At
Silkk The Shocker Lyrics

Man, somethin ain't right
Silkk senses that something isn't quite right and asks for Master P to be called to deal with it.

Yo, 2000 nigga (2000 nigga) 3 Strikes (next millenium) No Limit, thugged out Silkk the Shocker what? Let me tell y'all somethin (what, what, what?)
Silkk announces himself and his affiliation with No Limit as he prepares to drop some knowledge for his listeners.

Let me tell you why I'm a rich nigga cause I don't fuck a bitch, nigga plus I flip quicker
Silkk explains that his wealth is due to his ability to make money quickly and also because he doesn't waste money on women.

(??) is what I have, but I can some account me six figures and then, y'all niggaz do the math
Silkk boasts that he has a lot of something (which is unclear), but it allows him to make six figures and challenges listeners to do the math to figure out how impressive that is.

If it was the first time I'd try it again Brought checks that can buy me a Benz
Silkk is willing to take risks again and again because he knows it will pay off in the end. He also boasts about his ability to buy expensive cars with ease.

And for the rumors I'ma cut it short right now, look Me and Mya, we just friends
Silkk addresses rumors about him and Mya and sets the record straight that they are just friends.

I'm Silkk, the, Shocker, call me Shocker for short You can catch me thuggin the West coast either catch me, shop in New York
Silkk introduces himself and emphasizes his nickname. He mentions his connections to both the West Coast and New York City.

Either poppin the cork on the Cristal and then let a thug, diss while a nigga banked up Summertime tanked up, shit Wintertime, minked up Be drivin a Ferrari with a tan cover
Silkk describes the luxurious lifestyle that he enjoys, including popping expensive champagne and driving a Ferrari with a unique tan cover in both the summer and winter.

Niggaz screamin fuck you cowards, (?) in nine-nine for two-thousand shit the same color
Silkk reminds listeners of his earlier hit song 'It Ain't My Fault' and updates them that the same color scheme will be used in his latest efforts for 2000.

When I come through I come through rowdy (ROWDY) When I come through I come through bout it (BOUT IT) When I come through by the ones, I be comin through by the thousands, nigga better back up
Silkk emphasizes his toughness and fearsome reputation, stating that when he arrives, he brings many people with him and demands that others give him space and respect.

Deal with a jack, now keep the money where the tank at And when ya hate y'all (?) to hate me, kinda like expect that
Silkk warns his enemies to not try to steal from him and to expect his continued success and the hate that comes with it.

See all it take for me to flex the trigger is when dollars involved gotta X a nigga because it's like, "Money Cash Hoes" like DMX and Jigga
Silkk explains how easy it is for him to turn to violence when money is at stake and references the popular song 'Money, Cash, Hoes' by DMX and Jay-Z to highlight this point.

Where my niggaz at? Where dey at, where dey at? Yo where my wodies at? Where dey at, where dey at? Yo where my niggaz at? (RIGHT HERE, RIGHT HERE) Yo where my wodies at? .. Someone tell these wodies niggaz (BRING IT ON, TAKE IT ON) Someone tell these niggaz wodie .. Where dey at? Where dey at? Where dey at? Where dey at? Where dey at? Where dey at? Where dey at? Right here
Silkk is calling out to his listeners to find out where his fans and fellow gangsters are and to demand that they come forward to support him. He also addresses the 'wodies,' another term for gangsters or 'woadies,' and encourages them to come forward as well.

I pull up in the car thumpin, pull up in the car bumpin Pull up like a star or somethin These niggaz think they ballin? Niggaz ain't really saw nuttin
Silkk boasts about his flashy car and emphasizes that other gangsters who claim to be balling haven't seen anything yet.

Hopped out, tipped the valet a, hundred dollars Walked up to the bar where you sell most expensive champagne Look here, I want a hundred bottles
Silkk flaunts his wealth by tipping the valet a hundred dollars and immediately ordering one hundred bottles of expensive champagne.

Dranks on me, that's for me and my crew, true Shit, ball til you fall You know how, No Limit, niggaz do
Silkk emphasizes that he is not afraid to spend his wealth on his friends and his crew. He also references the No Limit lifestyle of balling until you can no longer stand.

Seen a woman told her don't even trip on money cause I got more than I can spend When the time is right tonight, I'm tryin to be more than just friends, ya heard?
Silkk reassures a woman that he has more money than he knows what to do with and tries to make it clear that he is interested in her as more than just a friend.

Niggaz don't want to ball, niggaz small time We got five carats and up in cut Put that shit up what y'all got them little small diamond shit
Silkk belittles other gangsters who don't have as much money as he does, citing his five-carat diamond as an example. He encourages them to put their small diamonds aside and try to catch up.

Either I'm, half broke or I'm half rich Niggaz mad at me or they just mad at this Niggaz ain't give a fuck when niggaz ain't really have shit Don't holla holla mayne
Silkk acknowledges that people are either envious of him or simply his success. He also points out that those who ignore him when he doesn't have anything should not come around now that he is wealthy.

Now I don't do it for no mills and I don't do it for no deals I do it for my fans, I keep it real and I could give a fuck how a nigga feel
Silkk emphasizes that he does not make music for money or to sign deals, but instead does it for his fans and to keep it real. He does not care how others feel about him because he just wants to stay true to himself and his fans.

And I changed my attitude the fo'-fo' got a little mo' quicker Ain't nuttin changed buy my flow got a, little mo' sicker Cause I got a little older, shit, got a gotta little mo' richer Ain't nuttin changed about the fame up at my shows I gotta, just sign mo' pictures
Silkk acknowledges that he has changed somewhat as he has aged, become richer and more famous, and has developed as an artist. However, he maintains that he is still the same person and is still happy to interact with fans at his shows.

Just some real niggaz, and we ridin can you feel it? We some real niggaz, holla back if you hear me nigga Bouncin this, all my niggaz bouncin shit smoke an ounce to this
Silkk invites listeners to join him in bouncing and smoking to his music while emphasizing that he and his crew are real and authentic.

I could care less where y'all niggaz at c'mon and bounce to this Yeah, P don't want me to do it like this YEEEEEEEEEEEAH p don't want you to do it like that
Silkk encourages listeners to dance and enjoy the music without worrying about where they're from. He invokes Master P's name, implying that he might not necessarily approve of Silkk's style.

Where y'all niggaz from? Where you from, where you from, where you at, where you from Where you at, where you from, where you at.. shit East coast, where you from, where you at? Nigga West coast, where you from, where you at? Nigga down South, where you from, where you at? Nigga up North, where you from, where you at?
Silkk asks his listeners where they're from, addressing people from different regions of the US and inviting them to represent their hometown by making some noise.

Silkk the Shocker nigga, platinum shit Fuck that, I ain't playin Never fall off, I just change with the times I used to like these niggaz man, I changed my mind
Silkk brags about his platinum status and emphasizes that he is not messing around. He reassures his listeners that he will always remain relevant and will adapt to the times. He also notes that he has changed his opinion of certain people.