Keep It Real
Yungstar Lyrics


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You can buy me diamonds
Or lots of ice
You could buy me a Benz
And not ask the price
Better yours than mine
I won't take a dime
But if it's coming out my pocket every thing is fine
We can spend the cash
And I'll let you flash
I'm too playa for dat there
So you can go ahead and pass
I like shining too
Even rhyming too
I got other female friends just as fine as you
I do things for you
You do things for me
I'm as real as real gets, and it's plain to see
But first time a front
Took you out to lunch
Spent fifty on your food
You ain't eat that much
You better ask you friends
I'll smash some twins
I peep game from a distance
Like a contact lens
So let me swing your wheel
In your red Seville
I put food on these tables
You can pay these bills

You triflin'
Hoodrat, roaching
Type of sistas
Were T.Y.P
Dem roaching hoes - we always miss em'
We ballas
When times get hard
We need a woman to help us out
And never
A girl like you who don't know what a player's about

[Chorus]
Can you pay my cell phone bill
Put baggets in my grill
Buy a house on a hill?
Then maybe we can chill
If you can't come through
Then you gon' get the boot

Hold up
Every thing was gravy
Till you started talking about them dollars
Trying to be another gangsta boo
But, uh, I'm a make you holla holla
Like J-rule
I'm a act a fool
Can't get a dime from owing me
Better ask my partner
That boy, lil' Marcus
Can't get that F.Y.B to the E
That's J-five
We struggling to strive
Up in this thing for finer things
Breaking up all these plots and schemes
Can you put a bling bling up in my ring?
That's your best friend
I'm talking baggets
If you really want to, uh, keep it real
Baby, I'll drop half on the bills
But you need to chill and keep it real
And that's fifty-fifty, not eighty-twenty
Tryin' to stack my paper up real tall and long
Talking down on my name like Jenny Jones
Blowing up my phone
'Cause I'm riding on chrome
Better leave me alone
And get lil' daddy to pay your bills
'Cause you don't know no playa wit' my skills
So you better chill and keep it real





[Chorus x 4]

Overall Meaning

In Yungstar's song Keep It Real, the lyrics explore the dynamic between the rapper and the women he encounters. He states that he doesn't need materialistic belongings from his female companions and that they don't need to impress him with gifts or money. He also boasts about having other female friends who are just as fine as the one he's talking to. He emphasizes the importance of being honest and keeping the relationship authentic rather than pretending to be someone he's not.


Furthermore, he addresses the issues of needing a woman's financial help when times get hard but resenting women who demand money or gifts from him. He believes that relationships should be equal and not one-sided. He challenges his partner to be truthful about her intentions and to not try to be someone she's not just to impress him.


Overall, Yungstar's Keep It Real is a commentary on relationships and the importance of honesty and authenticity.


Line by Line Meaning

You can buy me diamonds
You can try to impress me with flashy gifts like diamonds


Or lots of ice
Or you can try to impress me with a lot of expensive jewelry


You could buy me a Benz
You could go all out and buy me a fancy car like a Benz


And not ask the price
And you wouldn't even ask about the price because money means nothing to you


Better yours than mine
I don't need or want your money, it's better if you keep it for yourself


I won't take a dime
I won't accept any money from you, I can take care of myself


But if it's coming out my pocket every thing is fine
But if I have to spend my own money on something, it's okay with me


We can spend the cash
We can spend money on something if we both agree to it


And I'll let you flash
And you can show off your money, but it doesn't impress me


I'm too playa for dat there
I'm too experienced with this lifestyle to fall for showing off money


So you can go ahead and pass
So you can keep your money and not try to impress me with it


I like shining too
I also like to show off my wealth and success


Even rhyming too
I even like showing off my rapping and musical talent


I got other female friends just as fine as you
I have other female friends who are just as attractive as you


I do things for you
I can do things for you, but I don't expect anything in return


You do things for me
If you want to do something for me, that's fine, but I don't need it


I'm as real as real gets, and it's plain to see
I'm genuine and authentic, and it's clear to anyone who knows me


But first time a front
But if you try to act fake or insincere


Took you out to lunch
If I took you out to eat


Spent fifty on your food
And spent a lot of money on your meal


You ain't eat that much
But you didn't even eat that much, so it was a waste of money


You better ask your friends
You should ask your friends about me and my reputation


I'll smash some twins
I have experience with multiple women at once


I peep game from a distance
I can see things clearly from far away and understand what's really going on


Like a contact lens
Like a contact lens helps your vision, I can see things clearly


So let me swing your wheel
Let me drive your car


In your red Seville
Your red Seville is a car that I would like to drive


I put food on these tables
I'm successful and can provide for myself and others


You can pay these bills
But you can pay the bills if you want to, I don't need your money


You triflin'
You're not trustworthy or sincere


Hoodrat, roaching
You're someone who is low-class and lacking in morals


Type of sistas were T.Y.P
You and your kind are a certain type of woman we call T.Y.P


Dem roaching hoes - we always miss 'em
We don't associate with those types of women


We ballas
We are successful, wealthy and powerful men


When times get hard
When things get tough financially


We need a woman to help us out
Sometimes we need a woman to help us out financially or otherwise


And never a girl like you who don't know what a player's about
But we would never choose someone like you who is naive and doesn't understand our lifestyle


Can you pay my cell phone bill
Can you pay my monthly phone bill for me


Put baggets in my grill
Can you buy me expensive jewelry for my teeth


Buy a house on a hill
Can you buy a big, expensive house for us to live in


Then maybe we can chill
If you provide all these things for me, then maybe we can hang out


If you can't come through
If you can't provide these things for me


Then you gon' get the boot
Then I don't want anything to do with you


Hold up
Wait a minute


Every thing was gravy
Everything was going well between us


Till you started talking about them dollars
Until you started talking about money and what I could provide for you


Trying to be another gangsta boo
Trying to be like other women who chase after and admire gangster types


But, uh, I'm a make you holla holla
But I'm going to make you regret trying to play me for money


Like J-rule
Like the rapper Ja Rule


I'm a act a fool
I'll behave recklessly and without restraint


Can't get a dime from owing me
You won't get any money from me, even if you owe me


Better ask my partner
You should ask my friend


That boy, lil' Marcus
My friend's name is Lil' Marcus


Can't get that F.Y.B to the E
You can't get that 'F*** You B***h to the End' mentality from me


That's J-five
That motto belongs to J-five, another rapper


We struggling to strive
We are working hard to achieve success and wealth


Up in this thing for finer things
We are in this lifestyle to acquire expensive and luxurious things


Breaking up all these plots and schemes
We are thwarting any plans or schemes against us


Can you put a bling bling up in my ring?
Can you add some expensive diamonds to my jewelry collection?


That's your best friend
That's your closest confidant


I'm talking baggets
I'm talking about expensive jewelry


If you really want to, uh, keep it real
If you want to be sincere and genuine


Baby, I'll drop half on the bills
I'll contribute equally to paying the bills


But you need to chill and keep it real
But you need to relax and be true to yourself and to me


And that's fifty-fifty, not eighty-twenty
I don't want to pay more than my fair share


Tryin' to stack my paper up real tall and long
I'm trying to accumulate a lot of money over a long period of time


Talking down on my name like Jenny Jones
Speaking negatively about me, like a gossip talk show host


Blowing up my phone
Calling and texting me too much


'Cause I'm riding on chrome
Because I'm driving a car with flashy, chrome rims


Better leave me alone
You should stop bothering me and give me some space


And get lil' daddy to pay your bills
You should ask your boyfriend or sugar daddy to pay your bills


'Cause you don't know no playa wit' my skills
Because you don't know anyone else with my level of experience and talent


So you better chill and keep it real
So you should calm down and be honest with yourself and with me


[Chorus x 4]
Repeats the chorus four times




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Written by: COURTNEY FITZGERALD PINE

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"But first time a front
Took you out to lunch
Spent fifty on your food
You ain't eat that much
You better ask you friends
I'll smash some twins
I peep game from a distance
Like a contact lens
So let me swing your wheel
In your red Seville
I put food on these tables
You can pay these bills!!!"

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