Payback (P's And Q's)
50 Cent · Other Songs - 50 Cent
Me and niggaz rapping out here, I just want it more
Turn the music down, you can hear my stomach roar
Bagged a hundred bitches last year
Just bagged a hundred more
They hatin' but everything that goes
Comes back sticky green fun pack
Jewellery make me hump back
Back packers want that
And they ain't 'bout the diamonds shit
He gon' commercial
Who the fuck you think you rhyming with?
I got the drama kid and my Obama whip
Bitches running up on my stage, 'lil' mama shit
'Lil' mama thick and my time is slim
Come 'bout thirty minutes after I put the condom in
I'm gettin' to the dough
Louie on my foot
Put the metal to the floor
Is all a nigga know
Payback, don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
And my hearts so cold and I don't trust a soul
It's funny how the bullshit goes you never know
Payback don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
They crown me with the punch hat, who better?
I hit red skins, smoke green and spit blue pepper
Benz blue leather, jet cool weather
Cool meaning hot, so I don't need the top
Calm down, breathe and stop
Start and I'ma skip your pulse
Mister, my life's the shit
Calamari shrimp and boats
C-notes, 5 Ferrari, different coast
I'ma suits 'em up, probably ain't gotta lift my toes
I shut my dogs on 'em like Jehova Witness
I done made it to the top like I said
I told you bitches
They don't really want me
They just want my riches
So motherfuck the law
Friends, cousins and sisters
I'm gettin' to the dough
Louie on my foot
Put the metal to the floor
Is all a nigga know
Payback, don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
And my hearts so cold and I don't trust a soul
Its funny how the bullshit goes you never know
Payback don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
I turn the club to TV, come dancing with the stars
Than I'm in ya ear, in her ear, amping a ménage
Nigga make the money, but never knew how it felt
In a hundred pair pants, that's a hundred different belts
Dress kills, chronic helps, pussy just for the moment
Ballin' like a Hornet, see I get it, I want it
Everybody knows, heat hurts, she got to show me first
Magician, but I can turn them to a Holy Ghost
You can bring two, three, four of them, the wars won
Tick-tock boom, make 'em all run, come on, son
Big talks just talk, I let my money bark
Put my Ferrari in park, give them a running start
Go, 'cause I don't feel a single drop of pressure
No, he go strap foreign guap collector
He better stop all the hate, he know my ends straight
I clap your girl, make the bed break, leak the sex tape
I'm gettin' to the dough
Louie on my foot
Put the metal to the floor
Is all a nigga know
Payback, don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
And my hearts so cold and I don't trust a soul
Its funny how the bullshit goes you never know
Payback don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
I'm gettin' to the dough
Louie on my foot
Put the metal to the floor, is all a nigga know
Payback, don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
And my hearts so cold and I don't trust a soul
Its funny how the bullshit goes you never know
Payback don't come around here disrespecting
We don't take that
I'm on my leathers every second
Payback (P's And Q's)
Released by 50 Cent, 'Payback (P's And Q's)' stands as a defining track from the mid-2000s West Coast hip-hop era. The song exemplifies the artist's signature style, blending aggressive delivery with a gritty, sample-driven production that became a staple of the genre during this period. As a standalone recording, it reinforces 50 Cent's reputation for delivering high-energy, street-oriented anthems that resonated deeply with audiences. The track highlights his ability to craft memorable hooks and maintain a commanding presence in the mix, contributing to his broader catalog of influential works that shaped modern rap. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's effectiveness in capturing the zeitgeist of its time while establishing a lasting legacy within the artist's discography.
