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Wu-Tang Clan Lyrics

I knew this chick by the name of Vevorine Who introduced me to the streets and put me on to the game
Littles had a friend named Vevorine who showed him the ways of the streets and introduced him to the drug game.

We did in the rain, on the hood of a Range But Vevorine, had a special friend called Heroin
Littles had sex with Vevorine on the hood of a car, but Vevorine also had a friend named Heroin who she was heavily involved with.

She told me, that's how she met Ray Charles and Marvin Gaye But back then, I ain't gon' front, I was peddling 'caine
Vevorine told Littles that she met famous musicians like Ray Charles and Marvin Gaye through her involvement with heroin. However, Littles admits that he was selling cocaine at the time.

In the, form of crack, she said that was a no-no Cause it's a poor man's girl, and I will never give love
Vevorine warned Littles not to sell crack because it is a low-level drug that only poor people use, and he should not develop an emotional attachment to the drug trade.

To how fast heroine, that's low as cocaine was Martin had a dream, nigga, I did too
Littles acknowledges that while heroin was worse than cocaine, both drugs were still harmful to the black community. He also expresses his desire to achieve the same level of success as Martin Luther King Jr.

Momma said, never get high on your own supply Especially if you plan to leave this hood bitch rich
Littles' mother warned him never to consume the drugs he was selling because it would negatively affect his business, and his ultimate goal was to become rich and leave the ghetto.

I'm scared to love, cause you remind me of my past Baby, you gotta trust me, cause I gotta girl and you got a man I don't want you to judge me, I just wanna be your friend Baby, you gotta trust me...
Littles is afraid to fall in love because it reminds him of his past, but he still wants to be friends with a woman who is in a relationship. He asks her to trust him despite his complicated situation.

Aiyo I live by the rules, trust nothing in skirts Cause with that big butt and a smile, she be waiting to flirt
Khalid does not trust women who wear revealing clothing because they may use their physical appearance to manipulate men into giving them attention.

While you home sleeping, she creeping, you thinking it's yours That's just how women is, I reminisce
Khalid reflects on past experiences where women would cheat on their partners while they were asleep, and he recognizes that infidelity is a common trait among some women.

Line for line, whose the best artist, the rest y'all garbage But it's awkward, it's ass backwards, they still spinning your garbage It's me, blunt: the artist, y'all niggaz is garbage
Khalid believes he is a superior rapper to most other artists, but he finds it strange that others are still being played on the radio despite their inferior talent. He considers himself a straightforward and honest artist in a sea of subpar performers.

Sweat jackets valor, rap money, looking like crack money Relax, money, niggaz, it's raw, sweet aromatic
Planet Asia describes his clothing and appearance as a rapper to resemble that of someone who has just made a lot of money selling drugs. He is enjoying the fact that his earnings are pungent and lucrative.

I'm taking over, cause y'all, cooking too much baking soda B12, rock selling niggaz vacation's over
Planet Asia asserts his dominance over other drug dealers who use too much baking soda to cut their product. He uses a higher quality substance (B12) to sell his drugs, which allows him to outperform his competition.

Wrist glint, the big shit, cult following fans be vixen This is grown man business, pay attention
Planet Asia flaunts his expensive jewelry, large net worth, and dedicated fan base. He emphasizes that music is serious business and should not be taken lightly.