Welcome to Thr33 Ringz
T‐Pain Lyrics

Nappy boy (nappy boy)
This is a chant to represent the artist's record label 'Nappy Boy' and establish their presence.

Whoo!
An exclamation to express excitement and energy.

Three ringz
Referring to the album title, it signifies that the artist is back for the third time.

Yeah, we the class clowns jump shoot
The artist and his team are entertainers who bring energy and fun to the music industry.

Third time around dog
Emphasizing that this is the artist's third album, implying familiarity and experience.

If I was just to step in the ring
Hypothetically considering entering the music industry and facing its challenges.

And outta the box
Breaking free from conventions and expectations.

Would everybody be on my
Wondering if everyone would support and follow the artist's journey.

Or will I stop
Questioning whether the artist will face obstacles and give up or persevere.

Say hello to my lil friend, hey
Introducing the artist's talent and creativity as their 'lil friend.'

Stars change up like lip Kim
Referring to the changing fame and popularity of celebrities like Kim Kardashian.

Face it, I let my heat swing t-pain so acting homie
Acknowledging that the artist, T-Pain, is known for his unique style and confident performance.

The way the beat bump niggas try to get proactive on me (damn)
Highlighting how people try to imitate the artist's success by capitalizing on the trend set by his music.

But I done cleared the rumors
Informing that the artist has addressed and dispelled any false information or gossip.

Everything in the open
Stating that the artist is transparent and honest about his life and career.

Now you know how big the room is
Suggesting that the artist's influence in the music industry is substantial and recognized.

Tell her what the truth is
Encouraging listeners to be honest and authentic in their own lives.

They can't handle it
Conveying that some individuals struggle to deal with the truth and authenticity.

They're like a nigga slicker than a mayonnaise sandwich
Comparing those who can't handle the truth to someone slippery and deceptive.

But they be like god dammit, pause
Expressing frustration towards critics or skeptics who question the artist's success.

This nigga pocket fatter than Santa Claus (ohhh)
Boastfully stating that the artist's wealth and financial success are substantial.

This nigga career big like some granny drawers
Describing the artist's career as significant and influential.

Hadda get a piano to put his grammy on
Highlighting the artist's achievements, such as winning a Grammy award.

Yeah, Ferrari, Bentley, Escalade, Beamer, mini-coop
Listing luxury car brands to showcase the artist's success and wealth.

Cut the check, escapade, fuck her bad, make it rain, lamborghini
Referring to extravagant spending and luxurious experiences.

I goin' cover shit up like a transfered
Asserting the artist's ability to hide or protect certain aspects of his life, similar to transferring something to conceal it.

I give a damn if you seen me I'ma did what I does
Expressing that the artist is unapologetic for his actions and will continue to do what he does best.

I ain't doing shit wrong like no kissin' my cousin
Asserting that the artist doesn't engage in morally questionable behavior, using the example of not kissing a relative to illustrate this.

I know you wanna hear something different
Acknowledging the desire of listeners for unique and fresh music.

Ain't you tired of his shit
Asking if audiences are bored or fed up with other artists' music.

Ain't you curious about this shit
Posing a question about whether listeners are interested in discovering and exploring the artist's own style and music.

Even if you picked this shit up from a distance at least stand still for a second and listen
Encouraging listeners to give the artist's music a chance, even if they approach it hesitantly or from a distance.

I'm telling you now it ain't a thing
Assuring listeners that there is nothing to worry about or doubt when it comes to the artist's talent and ability.

I got the bling bling of a rapper but I sing
Contrasting the artist's vocal skills as a singer with the flashy and materialistic image typically associated with rappers.

So welcome to three ringz
Concluding the song by welcoming listeners to the artist's album and musical world.