Crazy

50 Cent · God's Plan [2006]

[Chorus]

If you think you can fuck with this G

You got to be cra-zeeeee

I won't do a joint wit'chu, no matter how much

your label try an' pay meeeee

I'm on top of hip-hop, I run with Aftermath

and motherfuckin Shadyyyyy

It's simple, I see you'd like to be me

Y'all niggaz, can't fade meeeee



[50 Cent]

I could be a gentleman or gangster, the bitch done chose

Got semi-autos to put holes in, niggaz and hoes

My wrist all froze, for flicks I pose

Fiends sample my D's and those, I suppose that's about a 9

So far the grands stack for niggaz sniffin white lines

Sell anything under the sun to get mines, I'm gon' shine

Stunt for the summer, H2 Hummer, got paper now I'm picky

Change the rims, drape the watch, trade the Timbs, I upgrade

Now I'm paid - catch me in the Trump Tower lobby

Strokin other niggaz hoes is my hobby

Treat me like King Musabi baby, suck me baby

I roll with Shady and Dr. Dre, ohhhh~!

I'm down to, try my luck, see if I can fingerfuck in the truck

G-5, 50 so live

Soon as my zipper go down her eyes wide

Got her in the telly on the bed with her hands tied, wooo!



[Chorus]

If you think you can fuck with 50

You got to be cra-zeeeee

I won't do a joint wit'chu, no matter how much

your label try an' pay meeeee

I'm on top of hip-hop, I run with Aftermath

and motherfuckin Shadyyyyy

It's simple, I see you'd like to be me

Y'all niggaz, can't fade meeeee



{*16 seconds of instrumental*}



[Outro]

"Is this what you want?"

G-Unit, God's Plan!!

Crazy

Crazy stands as a notable track within 50 Cent's expansive discography, released during the prolific period surrounding his 2006 album God's Plan. The recording captures the artist's signature G-funk and hip-hop sensibilities, blending gritty street narratives with polished production that defined his mid-2000s output. Emerging from an era where 50 Cent dominated the charts with hits like In Da Club and 21 Questions, this song reflects his continued ability to craft compelling, radio-friendly anthems. The work showcases his distinctive vocal delivery and thematic focus on resilience and urban life, hallmarks of his broader body of work. As part of a catalogue that includes Bulletproof Part 1 and Get Rich Or Die Tryin, Crazy reinforces his status as a defining voice in contemporary rap music, offering listeners a snapshot of his artistic evolution during a commercially successful chapter.