Please Don't
Skooly & Short Dawg Lyrics


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"Please Don't"
(feat. Skooly & Short Dawg)

Young nigga thuggin' for a reason, pro'ly cause it's all that they teach him
I come through killin' every season, pray they don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
All I ever wanted was respect, young nigga thuggin' in the streets
Please don't call the detective, please don't call the police!
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the police, please don't call the police

Wait, verse time, killin' these niggas, it's murk time
Puttin' these niggas in a hearse time
To my enemies, I done had worse times
Nigga, it's work time, put a pussy nigga in the dirt time
Really don't wanna see me work, son - pull back the curtain, woo
Why you do 'em like that? Boy you need to muhfuckin' stop that
Hangin' wit' the killers and I'm feelin' presidential
Big brother went and got the fuckin' drop head
Now I make a old bitch drop head, I'll make yo' bitch drop head
Put the pedal to the floor, now her panties on the floor
Nigga, I'll make yo' bitch drop that!
I smoke the most of the reefer, hangin' wit' Dos Cadenas
Made it rain, hurricane, give out that money like FEMA
Turn that lil bitch to Katrina, fuck up the money from features
Watch how a thug get a Beamer all from rappin' and singin'

Young nigga thuggin' for a reason, pro'ly cause it's all that they teach him
I come through killin' every season, pray they don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
All I ever wanted was respect, young nigga thuggin' in the streets
Please don't call the detective, please don't call the police!
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the police, please don't call the police

We need 8 in these streets like a straight out
Coupe wit' the roof you could take off, crew finna take off
Killin' these hoes if I pull up wit' tech
Cause the [?] will save y'all
[?], wanted to play ball
Got addicted to watchin' that lean drip
Now I step in the mall wit' a stack of new hundreds
Run through that blue cheese like it's wing dip
Most of my Locs be like "Fre$h, you too clean, Crip"
Don't work out that much but my jeans ripped
Class by myself like detention
Cause most of the niggas wife hoes I done seen strip
So I had to give these hoes
I had to give these hoes someone to pay
She pull up on me when she wantin' that pipe
Nigga, yo' crib is just somewhere to stay
All I had in the trap was a blunt and a K
(And) a bundle of yay
Most the fiends don't believe that I made a transition
They still call my number today
Extended the clips for them niggas who say they will rob me
It ain't hard to find me
If the proof's in the pudding then call me Bill Cosby
Or just ask my mama, it ain't no mistake that a

Young nigga thuggin' for a reason, pro'ly cause it's all that they teach him
I come through killin' every season, pray they don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
All I ever wanted was respect, young nigga thuggin' in the streets
Please don't call the detective, please don't call the police!




Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
Please don't call the police, please don't call the police

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Please Don't" by Skooly and Short Dawg speak to the experience of young men growing up in urban areas who turn to criminal activities because they see it as their only option. The opening lines of the song suggests that this lifestyle has been ingrained in them from a young age, as they have only been taught violence and aggression.
The chorus, which is repeated throughout the song, is a plea to the listener not to call the police on them. The artists are aware that their actions have consequences, but they also feel that they have little choice in the matter. They want to be respected and feared by their peers, and feel that their actions are justified by this desire.
As the song continues, the verses go into more detail about the artists' lives and the activities they engage in. It speaks to the dangerous and violent nature of their world, with lines about putting enemies in hearse and putting previous associates in the dirt. However, there are also lines about wanting to make money and be successful through their music.


Line by Line Meaning

Young nigga thuggin' for a reason, pro'ly cause it's all that they teach him
The youth become violent criminals because society and the educational system fail them


I come through killin' every season, pray they don't call the policeman
The artist engages in violent behavior and fears being arrested by the police


Please don't call the policeman, please don't call the policeman
The artist begs the listener not to involve the police in their personal problems


All I ever wanted was respect, young nigga thuggin' in the streets
The artist craves respect and turns to a life of crime to achieve it


Please don't call the detective, please don't call the police!
The artist continues to plead with the listener to avoid involving law enforcement in their business


Wait, verse time, killin' these niggas, it's murk time
The artist transitions to a new verse and boasts about committing violent acts


Puttin' these niggas in a hearse time
The artist is responsible for killing or causing harm to other individuals and burying them


Hangin' wit' the killers and I'm feelin' presidential
The artist associates with dangerous individuals and feels powerful and important as a result


Turn that lil bitch to Katrina, fuck up the money from features
The artist ruins other people's opportunities for personal gain


Most of my Locs be like "Fre$h, you too clean, Crip"
The artist's peers comment on his stylish appearance and cleanliness despite being involved in a violent criminal lifestyle


Don't work out that much but my jeans ripped
The artist does not exercise but his jeans are intentionally ripped for fashion purposes


Cause most of the niggas wife hoes I done seen strip
The artist criticizes the behavior of his male acquaintances who engage with sex workers


Extended the clips for them niggas who say they will rob me
The artist has prepared for potential physical altercations with others


If the proof's in the pudding then call me Bill Cosby
The artist makes a crude reference to a convicted rapist's likeness to himself




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Comments from YouTube:

Keith Washington

Short Dawg got that 🔥🔥🔥 Skooly Killin shit as always

Esau Pyramid

Bout time short get the exposure he deserved
Skooly bodied as usual
Metro Boomin on the prod. = 🔥

junejissle

and zaytoven one of the pioneers of this trap music beats 

Raul Maldonado

Good beat, like the lyrics, something I can roll thru my hood at slow motion so everyone knows I'm around.

Vasili Loufas

2019 and beyond. Song was slept on but we still slappin

Cruisin' With Cris

I step in the mall wit a stack of new hunnids, run through that blue cheese like it's wing dip. Most of my locs be like fresh you too clean crip, don't work out that much but my jeans ripped.

Lil Tee

I fuxx with this keep doing y'all thang God Got something big plan for y'all

Supe Dupe

Dope song & video. Good work

G-Three3

Chainz might have a super team with him his label gone do good

T'WhY Jones

Dat Yungn Skooly Stay holdn shit down! #Salute  #GriffinGA #Tee'YJones #Engineer/Producer/Consultant/Songwriter/GraphicDesigner

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