Money (Remix)

Drake · Other Songs - Drake

[TALKING:]

Southern Smoke {echo}

It's Southern Smoke baby!

(Money) Frank [?]

(Money) My man Nickelus F

(Money) Ho! It's Drake. Southern Smoke

(Money) This is the remix right here

(Money) So if you got some (Money)

Put ya hands in the air

(Money) Southern Smoke



[Verse 1:]

Now-a-days you sayin' that I should go Jermaine, I should go Pharrell

Either or my nigga, make sure you don't get shelled

(Right) Make sure your money's right and they do a promotion well

So you could get checks cut like Benedict in Ocean's Twelve

This ain't Brad Pitt, I gotta admit

I'm sick of seeing chicks in that Louis V and that

Plaid shit, cause it's a bad fit

They say my father lives through me,

so this is just basically how my dad spit

I know my cash come quick when it's sunny

You know a girl is special if I stick with her honey

If it wasn't for dummies chick would still have money

And if it wasn't for money Nick would still have Skummy

So, guess it's kinda like a gift and a curse

To jip money is easier than liftin' a purse

If you pick the wrong mother who'll snatch you, run for cover

A week later you might find ya click in a hearse, boy!



[Chorus:]

I, take time arrange that (Money)

Some, kill just to claim that (Money)

Switch countries exchange that (Money)

You cannot get jack for freeee



And my, proceeds and cash right (Money)

There's, no need to stash right (Money)

Got the same, 4 g's from last night (Money)

You cannot take that from meeeee, homie



[Verse 2: Nickelus F]



[Chorus]

I, take time arrange that (Money)

Some, kill just to claim that (Money)

Switch countries exchange that (Money)

You cannot get jack for freeee



And my, proceeds and cash right

There's, no need to stash right

Got the same, 4 g's from last night

You cannot take that from meeeee, homie

Money (Remix) - Drake

Drake's "Money (Remix)" stands as a defining track from his 2013 era, serving as a high-energy bridge between his introspective pop-rap roots and the aggressive, trap-influenced sound that would dominate the late 2010s. The remix version amplifies the raw, rhythmic intensity of the original, featuring a driving beat that underscores Drake's signature delivery. Released alongside the album *Nothing Was The Same*, the song reflects a pivotal moment in his career where he fully embraced a more direct, street-oriented musical style while maintaining his characteristic vulnerability. It showcases his ability to blend personal narrative with a polished, radio-ready production, cementing his status as a central figure in contemporary hip-hop. The track remains a staple of his discography, illustrating his evolution from a Toronto-based rapper to a global superstar who consistently pushes genre boundaries.