Grammy
Soulja Boy · The DeAndre Way [2010]
(Talking)
Ester dean
What do u want from me
Because I've giving u everything
What do u need from me
Are u not happy with anything
Soulja Boy
Party like a rockstar
Hit em with the hot bars
Fast like a nascar
Lyin like my dash car
I deserve a grammy
Will I fly away or land on Miami
I don't have time to rhyme
But I do have time to grind
SOD pirates I don't need a hook
My lyrics illustrated versus takin from a book
I understand the fans
Supply and demand
Crunk and command
Fight nd we'll stand
Lyrics from a true legend
Live a life to god blessings
Big papers long acres
Top flight no security
Black ice on me call a jury
Yahh trick yahh and we call it magic
My style may change u can call it drastic
Money so long ????? measures
I love my business and I love my pleasure
Live now dies later Internet genius
Self proclaimin he critically acclaimed for the fortunate of fame
He'll run through the rain
For a meanin to change
Taking over the game
18 years old wid a drop top phantom
Kidnap the world till they pay my ransom
Deandre way look what tatted on my face
4 words 2 say
I deserve a grammy
Ester dean
What do u want from me
Cause I've giving u everything
What do u need from me
Are u not happy with anything
Is it not good enough
Am I not good enough
Have I not gave enough
What do u want from me (2x)
Grammy
Soulja Boy's "Grammy" serves as a standout track on his 2010 album, The DeAndre Way. Emerging from the vibrant era of crunk and hip-hop that defined his early career, the recording captures the artist's signature blend of playful energy and infectious rhythm. Following the massive success of his debut single, this work demonstrates his continued ability to craft catchy, dance-oriented anthems that resonated with a wide audience. The song reflects the experimental spirit of his sophomore effort, showcasing a production style that prioritizes immediate appeal and memorable hooks. As part of a discography that includes numerous viral hits, "Grammy" remains a testament to Soulja Boy's influence on the genre and his knack for creating music that dominates the airwaves.