Give Me A High Five

Soulja Boy · Unsigned & Still Major Da Album Before Da Album [2007]

So im back on da scene and da fame gettin closer.

Squad burnin up man we hot as a toaster.

Still stop to fillin up and we clean as we ride.

Met up wit my partna now give me a high 5.

GIVE ME A HIGH FIVE AYE!



Walkin down da hall. posted up da real folk

My boy arab and other parnta donloc

30 deep da click be da ones u can get wit

I heard a hata hatin off dat hatarade stop it.

I seen u sayin u gone shoot.

Bets have have on yo teflon suit.

Da next click to step up in da game is da realest group.

Now i got u watchin me. every since da killing spree

Da tone have u gone and yo face on da tv screen.



Dey wanna say my squad lo key.

But aint got none on me

Da one who rocked a white tee b4 dey made white tee

The one who got fans in every state of da state

15 years wit a safe up inside a safe

See my partna in da hall posted up against da wall.

Let me get a high five den lets shoot some basketball

Soulja boy da name yeah everybody knowin me.

I flipped a eight off heavyweight and know they call me hercules

Im givin out da autograph look like a petition bra.

Coolin off da heat like i was an air conditinor



Who dat is hoppin out da chevy on 24's

Gave dat boy a high five headin up insdide da store

Bout 6 pairs of jabo's and now got shawty jockin me

Aint young dro but watch crank dat shoulder lean.

Headed to da next spot. 360 like a xbox

My shoes yea dey new and clothes dat shop

Im still in da neigborhood grippin on da leathin wood

My chain yeah it hang to knees like a playa do it

Give Me A High Five

Released in 2007 on Soulja Boy's self-titled debut album, "Give Me A High Five" stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s crunk and hip-hop revival. The song features the artist's signature high-energy delivery and danceable rhythm, which became a staple at raves and clubs across the United States. Its infectious beat and catchy chorus helped propel Soulja Boy to mainstream stardom, cementing his status as a key figure in the genre during that era. The recording exemplifies the raw, unpolished aesthetic that characterized early 2000s hip-hop, blending aggressive vocal delivery with a driving electronic backdrop that encouraged widespread participation in the dance culture of the time.