Say Yeah

Wiz Khalifa · Other Songs - Wiz Khalifa

It's say yeah

One night in town

My niggas round

Throwin money

Them bitches hit the ground

Then bring it back up

She bringin backup

Put em in that black truck

So many hoes they lapped up

My niggas leanin

Diddy boppin

Let's get it poppin

I said let's get it poppin

Just look at how she drop it

Lil mama a certified pro

She need her own show

Slide on down that pole and grind slow

Hell no I ain't countin my dough

I came to blow it all

And get some brains trynna find miss know it all

And I got my cup filled you see how them bucks peel

Young pimp see how grab me up and chicken just chill



[Hook:]

In the back of the club

With a stack full a dubs

Drop it low like a pro

Bring it back that's what's up

All my dogs up in here

Plus there's hoes everywhere

Niggas stunt like you don't care

Throw that money in the air and say yeah (yeeeaaahh)

Throw that money in one hand and say yeah

Throw that money in the air and say yeah (yeeeaaahh)

Throw that money in one hand and say yeah

Throw that money in the air and say yeah (yeeeaaahh)



I'm high and drunk doin my same dance

They call it pocahontas doin that rain dance

Talkin dough I got it so make it rain man

Cause tha flow retarded sorta like that rain man

Borderline insane man

Look at all these dames damn

When a nigga gettin money

And I'm a changed man

You smell that haze scent

Know my gameplan

Trynna get it smackin

I ain't with dat gameplan

Lil momma work for every dollar she drop it low

Pop it slow stop and go

Lots of smoke we keep em rollin up

Shorty mad she came with you

She wanna roll with us



[Hook]



And say yeah

And say yeah

And say yeah



I said listen here

I do it broad day

All day

Smokin on that bomb hay

And I got my cup filled you see how them bucks peel

Young pimp see how grab me up and chicken just chill



[Hook]

Say Yeah - Wiz Khalifa

Released in 2010, "Say Yeah" stands as a defining track from Wiz Khalifa's early career, capturing the vibrant energy of the modern hip-hop and pop-rap landscape. The song showcases Khalifa's signature melodic flow and laid-back delivery, blending seamlessly with a catchy, upbeat production that became a staple at festivals and club events alike. As a key component of his discography during the peak of his mainstream success, the recording exemplifies the genre's shift toward anthemic, radio-friendly hooks while maintaining a distinct West Coast influence. Its enduring popularity highlights Khalifa's ability to craft songs that resonate across diverse audiences, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in contemporary rap music.