Move
Yung Redd & Lil Ron Lyrics


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[talking:]
There goes the neighborhood, Yung Redd uh-huh
Yeah-yeah-yeah, there go them hustlers
There go them hustlers, get out the way my nigga
There go them hustlers, uh-huh come on yeah

[Yung Redd:]
My nine calculate the block, run when you see the cops
They throwing niggaz under the jail, I can't never stop
Rocks in the tongue of my shoes, I'm running with dudes
Who knew we ain't have nothing to lose, spread the news
They said the spot got him, headed for rock bottom
But down here, you need 'em more than a nigga got em
Nigga I'm such a problem, somebody better stop him
I keep them thang popping, never leave home without em
See round here, them clowns plotting and laws watching
Plus I done came too far, stopping is not a option
Still I was broke with no hope, till I had a dream
My pockets were double XL, like the magazine

[Hook:]
But I can show you, how to move like a hustler
Talk like a gangsta, march like a soldier [x4]
There go them hustlers, nigga there go them hustlers
There go them hustlers, nigga there go them hustlers
There go them hustlers, nigga there go them hustlers
7-1-3 my nigga, there go them hustlers

[Yung Redd:]
I started small time, dope game cocaine
No more slanging pounds of dro, I'm never broke mayn
Shop never closed, front do' was th dope spot
No sleep, hustle in them streets till we sold out
Couple of road blocks, can't regret set backs
Live a lil' learn some'ing, long as I earn some'ing
Heard my stock raised, higher than the gas price
Go 'head and play me to the left, I got my cash right
Now you can come get it, hard or soft
Playing my part is all, way before this rap shit started off
But niggaz fucking with my bread, I can't stand for it
That's when I show up at your do', like the landlord





[Hook]

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Move" by Yung Redd & Lil Ron are about being a hustler and doing whatever it takes to survive and succeed. The song has a message of resilience and determination, as the artists talk about their experiences in the drug game and overcoming obstacles to succeed.


The first verse of the song talks about the dangers of the drug game and the need to stay one step ahead of the law. Yung Redd raps about running with a crew who has nothing to lose and spreading the news of their success. He raps about being a problem and keeping his guns close by, knowing that in his world, there are clowns plotting and cops watching.


The chorus of the song repeats the line "there go them hustlers" and talks about showing others how to move like a hustler, talk like a gangster, and march like a soldier. This line is repeated four times, emphasizing the message of the song.


The second verse of the song talks about Yung Redd's rise to success, starting small-time in the drug game and eventually making enough money to never be broke again. He talks about learning from setbacks and earning his success, and how he won't stand for anyone messing with his money.


Overall, the song is about the trials and tribulations of being a hustler and the determination it takes to succeed in that lifestyle.


Line by Line Meaning

My nine calculate the block, run when you see the cops
I am carrying a gun, always on the lookout for police, and ready to run when necessary


They throwing niggaz under the jail, I can't never stop
Law enforcement is harsh and unfair, but I will never give up my criminal activities


Rocks in the tongue of my shoes, I'm running with dudes
I hide drugs in my shoes and associate with other criminals


Who knew we ain't have nothing to lose, spread the news
We are so desperate that we will take extreme risks and everyone should know about us


They said the spot got him, headed for rock bottom
People are saying one of my associates got caught and is going to prison


But down here, you need 'em more than a nigga got em
In this dangerous part of town, you can't survive without having associates


Nigga I'm such a problem, somebody better stop him
I am a dangerous criminal and someone needs to do something about me


I keep them thang popping, never leave home without em
I always carry a gun and am ready to use it


See round here, them clowns plotting and laws watching
There are enemies and law enforcement always looking to catch us


Plus I done came too far, stopping is not a option
I have invested too much into my criminal lifestyle and can't go back now


Still I was broke with no hope, till I had a dream
I was poor and hopeless until I saw the potential in selling drugs


My pockets were double XL, like the magazine
I became very wealthy from selling drugs


I started small time, dope game cocaine
I began selling drugs on a small scale, mainly cocaine


No more slanging pounds of dro, I'm never broke mayn
I have moved on from selling large amounts of marijuana and will never be broke again


Shop never closed, front do' was th dope spot
I sold drugs out of my shop continuously


No sleep, hustle in them streets till we sold out
I worked tirelessly in the streets until all of my drugs were sold


Couple of road blocks, can't regret set backs
I have faced some obstacles in my criminal career but can't dwell on them


Live a lil' learn some'ing, long as I earn some'ing
I continue to learn and improve my criminal activities as long as I am making money


Heard my stock raised, higher than the gas price
My drug supply's demand has increased significantly


Go 'head and play me to the left, I got my cash right
People can underestimate me, but I am making plenty of money


Now you can come get it, hard or soft
I sell both cocaine and marijuana


Playing my part is all, way before this rap shit started off
I have been a criminal long before I started rapping


But niggaz fucking with my bread, I can't stand for it
I won't tolerate anyone disrupting my drug-selling business


That's when I show up at your do', like the landlord
I will approach someone who has wronged me in the same way a landlord would approach a tenant who owes rent


But I can show you, how to move like a hustler
I can teach you how to be a successful criminal


Talk like a gangsta, march like a soldier [x4]
To be a successful criminal, one needs to speak like a gangster and act like a soldier


There go them hustlers, nigga there go them hustlers [x4]
There are other criminals in the area


7-1-3 my nigga, there go them hustlers
Referring to the area code for Houston, Texas and acknowledging other criminals in the area




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