This Is Bricksquad
Waka Flocka Flame Lyrics

Dirty Birds in this motherfucker (ay yeah boyyy) It's Guc'!
Gucci Mane is present with his crew, including Flockaveli and Birdman.

Matter of fact it's Big Gucci in this motherfucker (ay yeah)
Gucci Mane is emphasizing his presence and status.

Flockaveli, Birdman (ay yeah boyyy)
Shoutouts to Flockaveli and Birdman are made.

Ca$h Money, Brick Squad linked up to 17 (BRICK SQUAD!!)
Cash Money and Brick Squad have joined forces.

In the streets, make some moves, get my paper (this is what I do)
The artist is focused on making money and taking action to do so.

FUCK 'EM! Blow croak smoke on my haters (this is what I do)
The artist dismisses and disrespects his haters by blowing smoke in their face.

Pop up with the real, fuck you fakers (this is what I do)
The artist only associates with authentic people and rejects fake individuals.

All about my money, fuck you pay me (this is what I do)
The artist is solely focused on making money and expects to be paid for his services.

Huh? (This is what I do) Oh for real? (This is what I do)
The artist reaffirms that his actions, attitude, and priorities are consistent and unchanging.

Word? (This is what I do) Bitch! (This is what I do)
The artist assertively confirms and defends his lifestyle and identity.

It's Big Gucci (ha) mob moves you wise fools
Gucci Mane is a big deal and makes savvy maneuvers to outsmart his enemies.

You can't mute me, my whole life I'm ProTools
The artist cannot be silenced or suppressed and is always in control of his craft.

First day appeal, just elude me or shoot me
The artist has confidence in himself and appeals to others on his first day of meeting them or else they should just kill him.

I stand on my word, I'm like Luke in the 90's
The artist is trustworthy and reliable in keeping his promises, likening himself to the iconic Luke Skywalker character from the 1990s Star Wars franchise.

Cocaine crazy, 1980 baby
The artist references his love for cocaine use and being born in the 1980s.

2/12 they birthed me, now find me in Miami
The artist was born on February 12 and is now residing in Miami.

East Atlanta with me, always to the Grammys
The artist represents East Atlanta and attends the prestigious Grammy Awards.

This time? Big bucks, no Whammies
The artist is making a lot of money this time around and experiencing no setbacks or failures.

My trunk slammin, my track jammin
The artist's car trunk is loud and his music is bumping.

I'm too fancy; manners I left 'em
The artist is too cool for proper manners and has abandoned them.

I'm healthy, stealthy, and wealthy - you try me?
The artist is physically fit, sly, and rich, daring anyone to challenge him.

I'll probably show a nigga how to drive a jet ski
The artist is so successful that he can even teach someone how to drive a jet ski, something most people will never have the opportunity to do.

Them Brick Squad niggaz got me like I got me
The artist trusts and supports his fellow Brick Squad members just as much as they trust and support him.

Me, Flock and Baby back to Bankhead in real Bugatis
The artist, Flockaveli, and Birdman are driving high-end Bugatti cars back to their hometown of Bankhead.

I got 6's on my red and black whip (this is what I do)
The artist has customized 6-spoke wheels on his red and black car.

Watch them girls choose, iced up like a fool
Women are attracted to the artist and he has a lot of flashy jewelry.

Po'n lean in my styrogoam, this is how I Screw
The artist drinks a mixture of codeine and soda in a Styrofoam cup, inspired by the late rapper DJ Screw.

Flexin with the crew, mean muggin who?
The artist and his crew are showing off their wealth and status and are intimidating anyone who doubts them.

Bad attitude, what'chu wanna do?
The artist has a confrontational and disrespectful demeanor and challenges anyone who has a problem with it.

20 bottles, 40 blunts, meet me, on the moon (hold up)
The artist is planning a wild party with a lot of alcohol and marijuana and jokingly suggests meeting on the moon.

Make it, make it rain, now my lil' bitch strippers come together, fame
The artist is throwing money in the strip club and attracting a lot of attention from the dancers.

Let my, pants hang, watch me, do my, chain swang
The artist wears his pants low and shows off his chain swinging back and forth.

Takin, bitch mane, with this yellow, diamond, karat, chain
The artist is attracting women with his expensive diamond chain.

Waka, Flocka, Flame, Gucci, Gucci, Mane
The artist mentions himself, Flockaveli, and Gucci Mane, referencing the Brick Squad crew.

With the Birdman, this is how we hang
The artist is hanging out with Birdman and living the high life.

Man I come through Chevrolet, but it look gray Coupe
The artist drives a Chevrolet car that appears gray.

Get my money stack it up, this is what real players do (yessir)
The artist is focused on accumulating wealth and living like a true player.

Now if, he don't get no money then that nigga need to shoot
If someone is not making money, they might as well give up and start shooting people.

Smokin kush, at the house, while yo' bitch clean my shoe
The artist is smoking marijuana at home while his girlfriend cleans his shoes.

Real gangsta nigga mayne, this is what I do
The artist identifies as a true gangster and lives his life accordingly.

Say lil' potnah just hit me sayin "Man I need a deuce" (okay!)
A friend asked the artist for drugs, specifically a two-ounce bag, and he agrees to provide them.

So I hit him with the force, this is what I do
The artist supplies his friend with a large amount of drugs.

Killed yo' baby momma; this is what I do (damn!)
The artist boasts about killing someone's mother, likely just an exaggeration or empty threat.

Work chipped cell phones, this is what I do
The artist deals in selling or hacking into cell phones with broken or damaged screens.

Rims on my car look like man they runnin out they shoe
The artist's car rims are so flashy that they appear to be running out of their tires like escaped creatures.

With that blue 20 piece look like my backyard swimmin pool
The artist's expensive diamond necklace, worth $20000, is so blue and shiny that it resembles a swimming pool in his backyard.