Southside
Lloyd Banks · Other Songs - Lloyd Banks
Stares of a million pairs of eyes,
lookin hard but wont realize, that they will never see the...
B-A-N-K dolla sign S-K in the back of the truck
nigga what?
Im remarkable
roll through the hood wit an arsenal
lookin for a bitch to put the sausage to
you niggas fallin off, im startin to feel like im responsible
the reason they wont sponsor you
all my niggas jump the gun
you sneeze and they stompin you
back, neck, knees, and ya arms is threw
ya album was a bad brick
homeboy, i been hot since freddy krueger's last hit
im incredible, the one thing i wont ever do
is slip up, and tell you that these bitch niggas ahead of you
real niggas, b on point game tight (game tight)
bag a new bitch and fuck her the same night (same night)
i could take care of these niggas on my own
patiently waitin for Yayo to come home
get the fuck out my way, im in the zone
mutha fuck a fist fight i hold the chrome
Bitch southside til the day i die
now you mutha fuckas know where im from
niggas are jealous of the things i buy
so i gotta move around wit my gun
if you dont smoke the kinda weed i smoke
dont bring ya bullshit around me
im the number one nigga comin out this year
so be satisfied wit 2 or 3
Yeah!
ya heard right nigga
cant none of yall niggas fuck wit the kid
i dont give a fuck, you get mad? feel bad?
call my name pussy... i aint goin nowhere!
G-UNIT!!!
Southside - Lloyd Banks
Lloyd Banks delivers a gritty, street-level performance on 'Southside,' a track that encapsulates the raw energy of his early career. Released as part of his broader discography, the song reflects the Atlanta rap scene's influence on his sound, characterized by aggressive flow and a focus on territorial dominance. The recording serves as a testament to Banks' ability to craft narratives about local rivalry and resilience, utilizing a hard-hitting beat that demands attention. It stands alongside other significant works from his catalog, such as 'Hunger for More,' where he explores themes of ambition and survival. The track remains a defining example of his early style, showcasing his vocal prowess and commitment to authentic storytelling within the hip-hop genre.