Snake In The Grass
Waka Flocka Flame · Flockavelli [2010]
As they flock I trip and shout it on the others
I keep the crowd jump like I'm Chris ...
I ain't gonna ... so ... move over
They say I ain't gonna make so this yea, I gotta show ya
Man I'm on in the hood for making that barf
You know block cause you first liked John Star
Forty nights forty days no ... barf
And we was living it water high, peel shark
I'm in the virtual ... light, rover parked
Like ... park, hey what the fuck start
Don't got a fuckin, I'm a user dark
I fell in love with yo all come and seize Gucci park
Then over here no martial art
Ok man, for the going, real talk man
I got ... girl, ...
I'm a street so finger to a college
They say snakes in the grass so I'ma cut it
All these girls want this cash so I can't trust em
12 full of rhyme ...
I got cars, I said shut up... rich
They say snakes in the grass so I'ma cut it
All these girls want this cash so I can't trust em
12 full of rhyme ...
I got cars, I said shut up... rich
... my ears pop right here
Where my ... dropped, I found ... like that's hot
Now where bread, I'ma need that bill
...
I'm a trigger chick, my belt my poop
Now what you want? I'm shot this down
Tryin to frame I gotta run this down
Trying to frame I gotta wipe this
... I smell the pigs
While I'm simply porn nurse (?) I'm rolling
My ... Brazilian, Sicilian, ...
Got ... blood gotta mean 16
Turn the camera on, let me rap my scene
I'm making hits like back to bag
Yo all cutin, yo all try to rap
You stupid shit, how you tryin to act?
I'm stupid ...
I'm rich boy watch you rap
No this is no shit, party air
They say snakes in the grass so I'ma cut it
All these girls want this cash so I can't trust em
12 full of rhyme ...
I got cars, I said shut up... rich [X2]
Snake In The Grass
Waka Flocka Flame's 'Snake In The Grass' stands as a defining track from the 2010 album Flockavelli, capturing the raw energy and aggressive production style that characterized his work during the peak of the Southern hip-hop boom. The recording exemplifies the genre's shift toward hard-hitting, trap-influenced beats, featuring the artist's signature rapid-fire delivery and vocal ad-libs that became a hallmark of his public image. Released alongside hits like 'Bricksquad' and 'Flockaveli', the song reinforced his reputation as a dominant force in the East Coast and Southern rap scenes of the early 2010s. Its enduring presence in the artist's discography highlights its role in cementing his legacy as a pioneer of modern drill and hard-hitting street rap, influencing countless subsequent artists who adopted his high-octane approach to recording and performance.