I Ain't The One
Ludacris · Other Songs - Ludacris
I ain't the one, i ain't the one
I ain't the one, i ain't the one
I ain't the one, i ain't the one
Get the fact boy
Hook:
When you see me in the street you'd better duck quick
Hell nah i aint the one you wanna f*ck with
Hell nah i aint the one you wanna f*ck with
Hell nah i aint the one you wanna f*ck with
I'm in the street with my street clothes
All up in the club looking for the freak hoe
With them dope boys who make the best bucks
Moving packages like UPS trucks
Paraphanalia.. in my stash bucks
I hear the button in the bentley makes his ass drop
Yo rims too small gone shoe fly
These 24's thats Ronald Macdonald's shoe size
Fresh pair of J'z i brought the mikes' out
And some ammo that'll knock a nigga lights out
I was everywhere call me the butcher
I got a AK and i ain't talking Ashton Kutcher
[2 x Hook:]
Three cellphone i dont ever answer
Four girlfriends three of em dancers
I'm doing shows yours getting canceled
Im the ype to mix cough syrup with a fanta
Atlanta thats my residence
Jury on same color as the president
Two chain i ain't ringin like a ringtone
Mink hat mean coda feeling like king kong
I aint the one bitch this my theme song
Going blunch back and forth like ping pong
I'm getting to the money's apostrophe
I f*cked her on a pile of clothes she a closet freak
[2 x Hook:]
I got some head from this chick she like my baritone
Her name was Terra she said welcome to the terradome
Phantom drop head i'm the worst
All blue body lose the top on poppa smurf
Hey hit the strip club bring the bucks out
Same way every day like a bus route
Long Ranger no time
So my nine got my back like Rajon Rondo
The gat is out pullig night duty
Always exposed like Ice T wife booty
Pulla double shift i'm on my grind
Watch 80 grands swag working over time.
[2 x Hook:]
I Ain't The One
Ludacris established himself as a defining voice in Southern hip-hop through high-energy delivery and intricate lyricism. This track captures the dynamic flow that characterized his early commercial success, showcasing his ability to command attention with aggressive phrasing and rhythmic precision. While often associated with his major studio albums, this recording reflects the prolific output of an artist who consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre. His work during this period helped solidify the distinct sound of Atlanta rap, blending street narratives with polished production. The song stands as a testament to his versatility within a catalogue that includes numerous chart-topping hits and influential collaborations.
