Who Wants This
Smilez & Southstar Lyrics

Shake (Uh-huh) shake (Uh-huh)
Repetition of 'shake' with 'uh-huh' signifies a positive affirmation and sets the tone for the song

Who wants this
Voices the question that is the central theme of the song - the pursuit of greatness

Really, really wants this
Emphasizes the intensity of the hunger for success

Yo, yo girls I get em' now
The artist asserts his ability to attract and win over women

Flows I spit em' now
The artist boasts of his rap skills

Haters, I sit em' down
The artist suggests that he has the power to silence his critics and opponents

With the mack or the pound
The artist implies that he has access to firearms and can intimidate others

Understand dog, I'm tryin' to get it all
The artist explains that he is striving for success on all fronts

I'm a pro at this, y'all just arena ball
The artist suggests that he is a professional rapper and his rivals are amateurs

Who want to mess with me
The artist challenges others to go up against him

Who want to rock and roll and get it on with the black Elvis Presley
The artist likens his fame and appeal to that of Elvis Presley, a famous rock and roll icon

Keep that beat on new, you soon old news
The artist suggests that he is always up to date with the latest trends and people who don't keep up will be left behind

Dude can freestyle but he can't recoop
The artist suggests that his rivals are good at improvising but cannot recoup their losses or overcome their setbacks

What's the sense in that, a million off this track
The artist argues that success in the music industry is measured in financial terms

We big dogs in rap, y'all just aristocats
The artist reiterates his elevated status in the rap industry and dismisses his rivals as insignificant

Name ya price man
The artist suggests that he is willing to pay others to support his career or pay them to go away

If I spit long enough at a white man he'll turn dark-skinned
The artist hints at his power and influence, suggesting that he can change people's physical appearance through his music

That's how hot I get, so next time I spit
The artist asserts his lyrical prowess and implies that he has the power to transform the music industry

You'll wrap it up like you was Islamic
The artist references the traditional Islamic practice of wrapping a baby in a blanket or swaddle, suggesting that his rivals will be wrapped up and silenced

And get on all fours, listen up y'all
The artist suggests that his opponents will submit to him and listen to his commands

I only got one question, it's the chorus
The artist reiterates the central theme of the song and emphasizes its importance to him

Now watch how I do this
The artist asserts his confidence in his abilities

Crowd, I'ma move it
The artist suggests that he has the power to control and energize the crowd

Teacher, I'm a school kid
The artist implies that he is a master of his craft and can teach others

Careers, I'ma ruin, rhymes so fluid
The artist suggests that his opponents are no match for him and he has the power to end their careers

Tracks I abuse it
The artist implies that he has the power to manipulate and control the music industry

Right about now yo brain, you gon' lose it
The artist suggests that his music is so powerful that it can overwhelm and dominate the listener's mind

Southstar is the name
The artist introduces himself

With infrared aim
The artist suggests that he has a laser focus and precision in his rap skills

Fog up windows cause all I speak is flame
The artist's words (flame) are so hot that they cause the windows to fog up

While y'all be playin'
The artist dismisses his rivals as unserious and unprofessional

I'ma change the game
The artist suggests that he has the power and ability to disrupt and transform the music industry

Huh, faster than y'all can change lanes (WOO!)
The artist is so quick and agile that he can change direction and move faster than his opponents

Stay spittin' chrome
The artist suggests that he is always ready and armed for any challenge

Stay splittin' domes
The artist suggests that he is capable of physically harming or defeating his opponents

Take wives cause I'ma stay splittin' homes
The artist suggests that he is capable of stealing other people's partners and breaking up families

Always gettin' hoes
The artist boasts of his ability to attract and win over women

Rap professional
The artist suggests that he is a master of his craft and is highly skilled

Top vote getter, rap intro
The artist suggests that he is the most popular and acclaimed rapper in the game

Who better than I
The artist asserts his supremacy and superiority over his rivals

Who want it with I
The artist challenges his rivals to face him and compete with him

Only thing that I haven't done yet is die
The artist suggests that he has accomplished everything he wanted to in his career except for dying

Prepare for the song, remember you been warned
The artist warns his opponents to be ready for his music

I destroy more blocks than atomic bombs
The artist suggests that his music is so powerful that it can destroy things just like atomic bombs

Here we go in the back again cause players gon' ball tonight
The artist sets the scene for a night of fun and games with his friends

It's just Smilez and one Southstar, sho' nuff gon' get ya right
The artist implies that he and his partner are sufficient to entertain and delight the audience

If ya want to come test me now, be prepared for a hella fight
The artist challenges anyone who wants to compete with him to be ready for a fierce battle

And if ya hurt or ya come too late cause y'all scared some
The artist suggests that those who are too afraid to face him or who show up late may miss out on the excitement

And y'all ain't ready, see y'all ain't ready
The artist reiterates that his opponents are not ready to face him and his partner

See we about to get paid
The artist suggests that he and his partner will soon receive financial compensation for their music

Wait till the song's played
The artist suggests that his fans should wait until his song is released to hear it

Track so hot that you'll have it on ya two-way
The artist implies that his music is so popular that it will be played on everyone's phones

Fuck what they all say, you gon' be like "no way"
The artist dismisses his critics and suggests that his fans will be pleasantly surprised by his music

You gon' like us so much you gon' turn gay
The artist exaggerates the impact of his music and suggests that his fans will become obsessed with him

Yeah and I'm about cake
The artist suggests that he is focused on making money

If you not then skate
The artist dismisses anyone who is not interested in making money

Ya man flow like water, throw him in a lake
The artist suggests that his rival's rap skills are weak and that he should be disposed of like trash

My rhymes cigarettes, I want more beverages
The artist likens his rhymes to cigarettes, implying that they are addictive and that he always wants more

You miscarriagin' girl if you listenin'
The artist insults his female fans and suggests that they are unable to handle his strong and offensive lyrics

Ha ha, leave ya wife stuck
The artist suggests that he is capable of stealing other people's partners and leaving them in a state of confusion and distress

Fuck ya life up
The artist implies that he has the power to ruin his opponent's entire life

Is it really my fault that ya rhymes suck
The artist dismisses his rivals and implies that they are solely responsible for their weak and ineffective lyrics

Need I remind you no one gonna sign you
The artist suggests that his opponent is not good enough to get a record deal

Hope you know Braille cause I'm about to blind you
The artist implies that his lyrics are so strong and powerful that they will render his opponent blind

Yeah, so get ya man okay
The artist dismisses his rival's supporters and suggests that they are ineffective and powerless

Before I get out weight
The artist suggests that he is about to become more powerful and influential

And make his whole damn body do the Harlem Shake
The artist implies that he has the power to control and manipulate his opponent's body

You don't want it with us, you don't want it with me
The artist dismisses his opponents and suggests that they are not worthy of competing with him

Smilez and Southstar fish out MC's
The artist implies that he and his partner are skilled at identifying and defeating other rappers

Southstar and Smilez, here for a while
The artist asserts that he and his partner are here to stay in the rap industry