Get Crunk
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Yeah yeah, yeah, uh-oh, uh-oh, uh-oh
The song is starting and the artist is hyping up the crowd with repeated exclamation sounds.

We bump that Screw down here, we back
The artist is paying homage to DJ Screw, a legendary figure in Southern hip hop, and suggesting that they’re bringing his style back.

It's part 2, Lil' Flip and David Banner, you know
This is a sequel to a previous collaboration between Lil’ Flip and David Banner.

This time around, you gotta feel us (got to feel us)
The artists are feeling confident and want listeners to connect with the music.

The album went platinum, fa sheezy nigga
The artist is proudly boasting that their album went platinum.

Yeah yeah, uh-oh so just smoke something
The artist is encouraging listeners to relax, unwind and enjoy the music with a joint or blunt.

I still like to bang my Screw nigga, I keep it true nigga
The artist is expressing their love and loyalty to DJ Screw’s style of slowed down music.

You transparent, I can see through you
The artist is calling out fake people and their ability to see right through them.

You a fake ass nigga, want to hate on the South
The artist is addressing people outside of the Southern US who criticize or hate on Southern hip hop culture.

Bitch nigga, get my nuts out your mizzouth
The artist is using vulgar language to tell someone to stop talking negatively about them or their culture.

The Sizzouth, is where the niggas bizzall
The artist is highlighting the unique style and cultural identity of the Southern US.

Twenty inch Lorenzos, that's how we crizzawl
The artist is referencing a popular Southern car culture of adding oversized rims to vehicles.

Go to the mizzall, and buy us some clizzothes
The artist is describing how they dress and shop for clothes.

Go to the club, and try to fuck us some hizzoes
The artist is describing their behavior at nightclubs, objectifying women in the process.

You know how it gizzo, I gotta keep it rizzeal
The artist is stating that they need to keep it real and authentic to their culture.

Platinum is my record sales, platinum in my grizzill
The artist is emphasizing that their album selling platinum is a reflection of their success and wealth.

Bling bling bling, that's what a nigga like to do
The artist is admitting their love for flashy jewelry and materialistic items.

But everywhere I go, I gotta represent for Screw
The artist is describing their loyalty and respect for DJ Screw’s influence on Southern hip hop culture.

What about you, do you keep it real-a
The artist is questioning the authenticity of listeners’ claims to keep it real and representing their culture.

Do you go half, with your nigga on some killa
The artist is referencing a drug deal and asking if the listener is willing to participate in illegal activity with them.

Do you bang Screw, Fat Pat, Mike D
The artist is asking if the listener is a fan of the pioneers of Southern hip hop.

You know how we do it, we the S.U.C.
The artist is representing the Screwed Up Click, a group of Southern rappers founded by DJ Screw.

Screwed Up Soldiers, I represent the Clover
The artist is representing their affiliation with the Cloverland neighborhood of Houston, Texas.

Last year I dropped my first album, in October
The artist is providing some background information on their career.

This year I dropped on, August 27
The artist is referencing the release date of their new album.

Nigga I smoke weed, like Snoop and Devin
The artist is referencing other Southern rappers who are known for smoking weed.

What y'all want to do, what y'all gotta say
The artist is hyping up the crowd with a call and response question, asking what they’re prepared to do or say.

My album went platinum, my shit ain't gold
The artist is once again emphasizing the success of their album going platinum.

Ha-ha
The artist is ending the song with a laugh or a cheerful expression.