SUPA
Supafriendz Lyrics

Uh
Introducing the start of the song with a quick interjection

Come on
Encouraging the audience to join in and get excited

Yeah
Affirming the energy of the song and continuing the hype

Uh
Another quick interjection to keep the momentum going

Ya'll ain't ready
Acknowledging that the upcoming performance will be impressive and intense

We we say Supa
Establishing the main theme of the song and its title

We don't say it for nothin' nigga
Asserting that the use of 'Supa' holds meaning and significance

Yo yo yo
Beginning the first verse with a confident and energetic start

Danja Mowf the flow is remarkable (what)
Commenting on the rapper's impressive skills and unique style

In the game kickin like a soccer pro (come on)
Comparing rap to a sport and suggesting that the rapper is skilled and experienced

Yo you best to go inside and hide and lock the do'
Warning listeners that the rap will be intense and unexpected

'Fore I hit you with some shit you need a doctor fo'
Promising to deliver lyrics that are so impressive, they will stun and surprise the audience

When I bust like ?oowops
Describing the rapper's intense and dynamic delivery

Cock and spit two shots
Comparing rap to gunshots and describing the rapper's precision and accuracy

Lonnie on the point then I'ma play the two spot
Referring to another rapper and suggesting that he and Danja Mowf work well together like teammates in a basketball game

If the girl pretty squeeze her titties like a tube top
Providing a risqué and suggestive rhyme that establishes the rapper's confident, bold persona

Still got soul like "shoop-e-doop-do-wop"
Referencing classic soul music and suggesting that the rapper's music is both modern and timeless

Too hot, like cool and the Gang
Comparing the rapper's skill to that of a popular funk band

SupaFriendz rulin' a-gain
Praising the rap group and suggesting that they are currently in charge or 'ruling' the scene

Think you foolin' me mayn? Hell naw
Asserting that the rapper cannot be fooled or deceived easily

'cause I'm seeing through the bull in the game
Commenting on the current state of the music industry and suggesting that the rapper sees through shallow or fake artists

And I'm already blazing, you just fuelin' the flame
Indicating confidence and skill in the rap game, and suggesting that other artists are following in the rapper's footsteps

Can't stop 'till I do a few thangs
Showing determination and drive to achieve success in the music industry

Like cruize in my Range
Describing the luxurious lifestyle associated with fame in the music industry

Like get some Nike shoes in my name
Suggesting that the rapper is famous or respected enough to have merchandise or other products named after him

Danja Mowf caught you snoozin' a-gain
Implying that other artists are not as successful or innovative as the rapper, and that they are 'snoozing' or failing to keep up with his work

Yeah I know we used the same track befo'
Acknowledging a potential criticism of the rapper's work, but dismissing it as unimportant

We gon' use it a-gain (what?)
Asserting that the rapper will continue to innovate and produce great music regardless of criticisms or other obstacles

What what what what what -- SUPA!
Repeating the main theme of the song and getting the audience excited

Ayo ayo
Starting the second verse with a similar energetic interjection

Ayo the beat don't matter I crank on cats
Indicating that the rapper can succeed regardless of the music or production values of a particular song

You seein' me shit you wouldn't put your bank on that
Suggesting that the rapper's work is innovative and groundbreaking enough to surprise and impress even seasoned music industry professionals

I spit for pimps that still pimp outta 'Lacs
Identifying an audience or demographic that the rapper's music appeals to

I spit for chick that don't buy tapes and don't like rap
Suggesting that the rapper's appeal extends beyond traditional hip-hop audiences and may have crossover potential

Money all year dog seasonal stats
Commenting on the rapper's success and financial stability in the music industry

Your honey at the payphone crying shit I'm the reason for that
Boasting about the rapper's romantic or sexual appeal and suggesting that he is responsible for women's emotional reactions

A lot of flows you aggy 'cause you waitin for me
Imagining the reaction of other artists or industry professionals who are intimidated by the rapper's skills and success

Skillz and a lot of dough is something ya'll gon' hate to see
Connecting the rapper's success and skills to financial gain and suggesting that other artists may be jealous

Exchange your stock
Using financial language to indicate the rapper's value, importance, and influence in the music industry

Went up, ya bank dropped
Suggesting that the rapper's success comes at the cost of his rivals' failure or loss of value

Slay you on the mic and beat your wife with a tank top
Offering a crude and violent metaphor to suggest the rapper's dominance in the music industry

A lot of rap cats is braggadocious
Commenting on the arrogance or self-importance of other artists in the music industry

You ain't spittin hot shit you got halatocis
Using medical language to criticize the quality of other artist's music

Obsolete you in a Coupe sharin' a seat
Suggesting that other artists or their work are outdated or no longer relevant

We been known to rock beats 'till snares fall asleep
Boasting about the rapper's ability to continue performing and producing music long after other artists have stopped

I been hot we ain't got to worry about heat
Asserting that the rapper is already successful and has nothing to prove or worry about

'cause if we don't eat then ya'll niggas don't eat
Suggesting that the rapper's success and influence extends to his peers in the music industry

LB Double S!
Adding a quick interjection or catchphrase to end the verse and keep the momentum going

Uh uh
Starting the third verse with a different interjection to maintain variety and energy in the song

Uh yeah
Another interjection to keep listeners engaged and excited

Check it out yo
Establishing a more casual and conversational tone to the lyrics

I been around the world, been in many chicks
Boasting about the rapper's romantic or sexual exploits and suggesting that he is well-traveled and experienced

Been in many clubs, been in many clicks
Suggesting that the rapper is well-connected and respected in the music industry

Got bent over many liquors favorite one Henny
Describing the rapper's preferred alcoholic drink and suggesting that he enjoys indulging in excess or luxury

Spending money like fuck it I ain't saved but one penny
Acknowledging that the rapper enjoys the finer things in life and may not always be financially responsible

Rocked many shows, been in videos
Describing the rapper's experience and resume in the music industry

Been in bed with three broads
Making a crude and suggestive comment about the rapper's sexual history or reputation

Should have been on Jenny Jones
Referencing a daytime TV talk show to suggest that the rapper is entertaining or controversial

Chickenheads think I'm paid
Suggesting that the rapper is successful and financially secure, but also implying that he attracts shallow or superficial women

Guess that's why they give me dome
Using slang to describe oral sex and suggesting that the rapper is desirable or attractive to women

My dick off the hook they should call me Bizzy Bone
Making a crude and suggestive joke about the rapper's penis and referencing another rapper in the process

Me, Skillz, and Mowf 'bout to put the city on
Boasting that the SupaFriendz will elevate their hometown or city with their music

I was like Pac
Comparing the rapper's influence or charisma to that of Tupac Shakur, a legendary rapper who died prematurely

y'all was askin shorty "Is you really gone?"
Referencing a famous Tupac song and suggesting that the rapper's influence will last beyond his death

Nah I stay in the zone you can't break me down
Asserting that the rapper is focused and determined, and suggesting that he cannot be slowed down by critics or setbacks

'cause I do it all like fed time hate me now
Using legal language to comment on the rapper's success or transgressions, and again suggesting that his success doesn't depend on the approval of others

The L-O two N-I-E-be flow
Spelling out the rapper's name and emphasizing his unique style or skill

One verse is worth a mil so they feed me dough
Boasting about the rapper's commercial success and the value of his contributions to the music industry

Raps a be -ball game and I'm at the free throw
Using a sports analogy to describe the rapper's confidence and skill in the music industry

Another point the SupaFriendz
Bringing the song back to the main theme and implying that the SupaFriendz are always winning and succeeding

Cock sucker we know
Using crude and aggressive language to assert the SupaFriendz's dominance and power in the music industry

What what what what what -- SUPA!
Ending the song with a final repetition of the main theme and getting the audience hyped one last time