You Know
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Yo, Yeah I'm juggin' so I hardly write, I'm in and out this car all night
Quiet but don't ask me why, I've seen some shit I'm scarred for life
She's vexed cuh when I pull up I ain't staying, I'm just passing by
I can't afford to lose or slow it down, I live the fastest life
Hovis and they know this all I know is make that bread
Fully focused and they notice, I can never take a cheque
Niggas hopeless, I control this, take the risk and take the step
They win a card and play the rest but I'm the type to chase the deck
I want it all, but out here you can get pitched for tryna ball
Never listened up in school, to hit the strip is what I was taught
Niggas hit a 20 quid and think they're rich and hit the store
With my first 20 quid, it's half a brick I went and bought, and flipped the change
See the thing is me and them, we ain't the same
And I ain't interested in fame, I'm tryna catch the money train
And I ain't rocking with a lame,
I got it popping in the rain
I'm gear dropping in the Range and Roley copping for the pain

Yo I'm coming from the block (You Know)
In and out the spot (You Know)
Careful cuh they watch (You Know)
There's envy at the top (You Know)
Everyday I wake I'm giving thanks for what I got (You Know)
Top and then she gotta go, cuh I can't take a loss (You Know)
Coming from the block (You Know)
In and out the spot (You Know)
Careful cuh they watch (You Know)
There's envy at the top (You Know)
Everyday I wake I'm giving thanks for what I got (You Know)
Top and then she gotta go, cuh I can't take a loss (You Know)

Hella parro so I gotta keep it local
Studio or kitchen and I'm mixing like it's Pro Tools
If it wasn't for this music, you would catch me with no socials
And the winter ain't the only time you catch me with a snowball
Cuh I'm rapping what I live
Stopped the deals, I gotta max it every flip
Virus hit and niggas pissed, they said they stacked but never did
Chatting wass but never gripped,
I never lacked, I got it hid
If there was awards for getting to it, I'd have plaques for hitting strips
I had to grow up quick and be the man, they never grew, they're Peter Pan
I'm seeing bands before I'm seeing bands, you know I'm seeing grams
Bitches spreading rumours cuh they never get to speak to man
Can't show a normal person, they get nervous when they see my plans
I'm dropping niggas out if they ain't on what I'm about
And I'm never offline, I've always got it, what's a drought
From a youngin, I weren't bugging, I was on the paper route
Now every time I leave my crib, I gotta bring the stainless out

Yo I'm coming from the block (You Know)
In and out the spot (You Know)
Careful cuh they watch (You Know)
There's envy at the top (You Know)
Everyday I wake I'm giving thanks for what I got (You Know)
Top and then she gotta go, cuh I can't take a loss (You Know)
Coming from the block (You Know)
In and out the spot (You Know)
Careful cuh they watch (You Know)
There's envy at the top (You Know)




Everyday I wake I'm giving thanks for what I got (You Know)
Top and then she gotta go, cuh I can't take a loss (You Know)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Tynee's song "You Know" paint a vivid picture of a gritty, streetwise lifestyle filled with struggle, hustle, and determination. The opening verses convey a sense of urgency and constant motion, with references to "juggin'" (a term often used to describe hustling or making money through illegal activities) and living a fast-paced life. Tynee talks about being scarred by past experiences and being focused on making money to maintain a certain lifestyle. There is a sense of defiance and independence in his words, as he asserts his control over his own life and decisions.


The lyrics also touch upon themes of ambition and differentiating oneself from others who may be content with mediocrity. Tynee talks about his refusal to conform to societal norms or seek fame for its own sake; his primary motivation is chasing financial success and stability. He describes the stark contrast between his own hustle and the misguided actions of those who underestimate the harsh realities of the streets. The vivid imagery of purchasing drugs with his first money earned emphasizes the harsh reality of the world he navigates.


The chorus of the song further reinforces the idea of being vigilant and wary of those who may wish to bring him down or undermine his success. There is a constant awareness of the envies and dangers that lurk in the shadows, underscoring the necessity of staying sharp and always being on guard. Tynee expresses gratitude for what he has achieved while acknowledging the constant pressure to keep pushing forward and avoiding setbacks.


In the final verses, Tynee delves into the sacrifices he has made to pursue his dreams, emphasizing his dedication to his craft and his refusal to be complacent. There is a sense of resilience and defiance in the face of obstacles, as he navigates a world filled with mistrust and betrayal. The imagery of facing adversity with a "snowball" in hand and always being ready for any challenge showcases his unwavering determination. Overall, the lyrics of "You Know" offer a raw and honest glimpse into the struggles, triumphs, and mindset of someone navigating the complexities of urban life.




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@Tan-ns2hr

Nahh this deserved a premiere

@SilentTheProducer

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@Mrjoboo1

Why are bangers like this so rare nowadays 😭

@unknownme2322

β€œThere’s envy at the top you know” πŸ’―

@greengemaudio4830

Going straight into my motivation playlist, keep grinding Tynee your doing Luton proud

@liam4206

Nice to hear a man rap with clarity. Fire soundssss πŸ”₯

@straightcash3626

Grm need to give this guy a Premiere

@SimbaShore

Likkledotz killed the productionπŸ’―

@maxmuller2928

fredo vibes love this

@steppah1361

Wrd that’s wat I was saying

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