Cocaine
UGK Lyrics


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Cocaine, cocaine
I'd like to introduce you all to
Cocaine, cocaine
UGK, UGK bitch, my man Bun be

Cocaine, cocaine
Pimp see in the house y'all put your hands together
Big Dick Cheney and Snowy Snow
Cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, cocaine

Uh, the bitch, been good to me
Been bad to my homies, keep it cool with me
I played it by the rules and the regulations
I use to switch cars with the Mexican at the gas station

Mine had money in it, his had the work
After the deal was done, I make my girl pussy squirt
Cause after the deal, we would all celebrate
Happy 'cause it wasn't no jacking and the product was straight

I never came with the funny business
That's why we steady playing in Jags and Benzes
Some niggaz, let the city eat 'em up
I was just coming up, whipping my pyrex steady beating it up

I'm a shark with the fork, microwave or pot
I'ma hit it with the Sprite and make that butter lock
Everything was cool, I was ice cold
Till I let that bitch get up in my nose

Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine

They call it cocaine, cocaine, yayo
Coca leaves, whatever you wanna say bro
Cocaine is a hell of a drug, it ain't hum-drum
And we all know where it's at, but where it come from

The mountains of Columbia and Peru
Extracted from the coca leaf, but see that shit ain't new
It's been around for hundreds of years, exploited by the rich
They even use to put it in Coca-Cola, ain't that a bitch

You had kings, queens, princes and princesses
Even priests and popes fought to getting it in different instances
A privileged possession for dozens of centuries
Helped a few wars, legal and illegal industries

Grown by the cartels, protected by gorillas
Transported by the best to the ghettos to straight killers
The power of the powder pimping, you don't understand
Ask W man, he's a dealer and a fan of cocaine

Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine

You chilling on the corner, looking cooler than a mo'fucker
Got a pocket full of hot, it's hotter than a mo'fucker
Living in that condition, my Phantom in the front yard
We them real dope boys, I ain't gotta front dog

Big dope in the trunk, following my Map Quest
Choppers in the White House, pistol on my lap, yes
I remember, when I first met that wonderful girl
Club Rolex, she fathered my mother a pearl

Spinning wild living foul, diamonds all in my dial
Pimping style, but they yayo got me wearing linen now
Getting paper, paper plates on convertibles
And my yayo to PA, that work'll move

Ricky Ross only fuck with legends
Pimp see, Bun be got the hustle perfected
I could ship it to ya or you could come and get it
Just bring the cool million with ya when you come and visit Ross

Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine

Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine




Cocaine, cocaine
Cocaine, cocaine

Overall Meaning

The song “Cocaine” is a collaboration between UGK and Rick Ross, and it is a tribute to the illicit drug cocaine. The song is a reflection of the drug culture and the inner workings of the cocaine trade. The lyrics discuss the power and consequences of the drug while highlighting its history, impact on society, and usage in the ghettos.


The chorus of the song revels in the use of cocaine and refers to it as an introduction to something that will hook you. The song begins with a description of the singer’s relationship with cocaine, how it has been both good to him and bad for his friends. The lyrics then describe how he used to switch cars with a Mexican at the gas station, with his car having cash in it, while the other had the cocaine. He then expresses his delight in celebrating after a deal has been done, as they were not jacked, and the product was safe.


The second verse discusses the origins of cocaine in the mountains of Peru and Columbia and how it’s been exploited and fought over for centuries. It also mentions how cocaine is grown by the cartels, protected by gorillas, transported by the best to the ghettos, and straight to the killers. The lyrics glorify the power of the drug and how it keeps all eyes on the hustle. The song ends with both UGK and Rick Ross congratulating themselves on their success as cocaine dealers.


In summary, the song “Cocaine” by UGK Ft. Rick Ross is a celebration of cocaine and the drug trade. It is an ode to the people who benefit from the drug and the lifestyle that comes with it.


Line by Line Meaning

Cocaine, cocaine
Introduction and constant reference to the drug cocaine


I'd like to introduce you all to
Acknowledging the impact and presence of cocaine in society


Pimp see in the house y'all put your hands together
Celebrating Pimp C's contribution to the music industry and highlighting his past dealing with cocaine


Big Dick Cheney and Snowy Snow
Associating the drug with high profile figures and its prevalence in various industries


Uh, the bitch, been good to me
Acknowledging the impact that cocaine has had on the artist's life


Been bad to my homies, keep it cool with me
While cocaine has had negative effects on those around him, the singer has managed to avoid those consequences


I played it by the rules and the regulations
The singer followed certain guidelines when dealing cocaine to avoid any legal implications


I use to switch cars with the Mexican at the gas station
A method used to avoid detection while transporting cocaine


Mine had money in it, his had the work
The artist would use this method when dealing to avoid carrying large sums of money and drugs in the same car


After the deal was done, I make my girl pussy squirt
Celebrating the successful drug deal and enjoying the rewards with his partner


Cause after the deal, we would all celebrate
Celebrating the success of the deal with others involved, highlighting the social aspects surrounding drug deals


Happy 'cause it wasn't no jacking and the product was straight
Relieved that the drug deal was not an armed robbery and that they received high quality cocaine


I never came with the funny business
The singer was honest in his dealings and did not engage in any shady or manipulative behavior


That's why we steady playing in Jags and Benzes
The singer's honesty led to continued success and wealth, allowing him to drive luxury cars


Some niggaz, let the city eat 'em up
Acknowledging that some people get caught up in the drug game and suffer negative consequences


I was just coming up, whipping my pyrex steady beating it up
Describing the excited and intense process of making cocaine with a Pyrex glassware


I'm a shark with the fork, microwave or pot
Describing his expertise in cooking cocaine using different kitchen tools


I'ma hit it with the Sprite and make that butter lock
Describing a method to turn cocaine into a denser, more profitable form


Everything was cool, I was ice cold
The singer felt in control and confident in his cocaine dealings


Till I let that bitch get up in my nose
Admitting that cocaine has had a negative effect on him personally


They call it cocaine, cocaine, yayo
Using slang terms for cocaine that are known to different regions and communities


Coca leaves, whatever you wanna say bro
Acknowledging that cocaine comes from coca leaves and is commonly referred to using different terms


Cocaine is a hell of a drug, it ain't hum-drum
Asserting that cocaine is a powerful and addictive drug


And we all know where it's at, but where it come from
People are aware of cocaine's existence but not necessarily its origin or the issues surrounding it


The mountains of Columbia and Peru
Highlighting the origins of cocaine, specifically the regions where coca leaves are grown


Extracted from the coca leaf, but see that shit ain't new
Explaining how cocaine is made from coca leaves, and pointing out that this is not a new discovery or practice


It's been around for hundreds of years, exploited by the rich
Acknowledging that cocaine has a long history with the wealthy and powerful, who have used and profited from it


They even use to put it in Coca-Cola, ain't that a bitch
Revealing that cocaine was once an ingredient in the popular soda company, Coca-Cola


You had kings, queens, princes and princesses
Referencing the high-society individuals who have used and profited from cocaine throughout history


Even priests and popes fought to getting it in different instances
Highlighting the fact that even religious figures have sought out cocaine and its perceived benefits


A privileged possession for dozens of centuries
Asserting that cocaine has been a symbol of wealth and power for centuries


Helped a few wars, legal and illegal industries
Noting that cocaine has been used in various war efforts, as well as legal and illegal industries


Grown by the cartels, protected by gorillas
Describing the present-day cocaine industry, which is often controlled by crime organizations and protected by armed forces


Transported by the best to the ghettos to straight killers
Describing the process of transporting cocaine from its origin to various locations, including impoverished areas, for consumption and distribution


The power of the powder pimping, you don't understand
Asserting the influence and power that cocaine has on those involved in its trade, and suggesting that outsiders do not fully grasp this power


Ask W man, he's a dealer and a fan of cocaine
Referencing a specific individual involved in the cocaine trade, who not only deals the drug but also enjoys consuming it


You chilling on the corner, looking cooler than a mo'fucker
Describing a typical scenario where cocaine is being sold, and the atmosphere surrounding it


Got a pocket full of hot, it's hotter than a mo'fucker
Acknowledging the inherent danger in carrying a significant amount of cocaine


Living in that condition, my Phantom in the front yard
Describing the excess and wealth that can come from the cocaine trade, including expensive cars


We them real dope boys, I ain't gotta front dog
Asserting that the artist and his associates are real drug dealers and do not need to pretend or put on a front


Big dope in the trunk, following my Map Quest
Describing the practice of transporting cocaine to various locations using GPS and other technological tools


Choppers in the White House, pistol on my lap, yes
Highlighting the use of weapons in cocaine dealings, and the fact that even high-profile individuals may be involved in its trade


I remember, when I first met that wonderful girl
Referring to cocaine as a 'wonderful girl' may highlight the singer's affection for the drug, but also how it can be addictive like a relationship


Club Rolex, she fathered my mother a pearl
Describing a setting where the artist was first introduced to cocaine, as well as the luxury and wealth that can come from dealing the drug


Spinning wild living foul, diamonds all in my dial
Celebrating the success and wealth that the artist has achieved through cocaine dealing


Pimping style, but they yayo got me wearing linen now
Describing the fashion choices and lifestyle changes that come from being involved in the cocaine trade


Getting paper, paper plates on convertibles
Referring to the wealth and success gained from dealing cocaine, including fancy cars with paper (temporary) license plates


And my yayo to PA, that work'll move
Referring again to the profitable cocaine trade and how drugs can be moved around to other locations for sale


Ricky Ross only fuck with legends
Referring to Rick Ross's admiration of the legendary group, UGK


Pimp see, Bun be got the hustle perfected
Acknowledging the skill and success of the members of the group UGK in the cocaine trade


I could ship it to ya or you could come and get it
Describing the options available for obtaining cocaine


Just bring the cool million with ya when you come and visit Ross
Describing the high price associated with the drug, as well as the power of the artist to demand such a price




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Winston Thomas, Bernard James Freeman, Chad L Butler, William Leonard Roberts, Thomas Earl Simons, Danny Schofield

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Drankenstein

This song is like a history lesson by professor bun b. Pimp c killed it too and kept it too real as usual. This song stands out. Imagine how much more of these incredible songs pimp c would have bless us with. Remember pimp c is the producer so he structures and arranges them

Demetrius Barnes

Not always the producer. Not even half the time actually

Way too Real TV

Bun B is one of the most slept on lyrical genius of our time

joseph moody

idk bout that..true fans of southern music kno UGK

Jack Jill

Pimp went harder than him on this. You can hear the emotion in his lyrics

Elijah Paredez

AMEN!!!

Alexander A

And pimp is top 5 bottom line idc idc

smokedoutrussian

def not

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canetta80

Ain’t nothing change, 2022 and this beat is still 🥶

Raquel Dmngz

2023...still on fire

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