I'm On Ya
Master P · Other Songs - Master P
I am about to do this bitch one more time
I don't know what kind of games you all playing out here
But you all hoes better respect my mind
I am on you
Bitch I am on you
How you sneak talking hoe
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A legacy .. I am in this bitch with the bran new .
Shake that bitch .. I ain't stand these bitches
Go call the cops I got these bitches going ..
Bitch I am in this bitch you are industry .. that's what they want
You are talking paper where your mind at call me ,
Close to me I ain't never stop I am at the top
That's where i am supposed to be ..
I am on the block I wanna rock like ..
Bitch I am number one like ..
The bad bitches on my show ..
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Made it to the top from the bottom of poverty
.. label is rebury my polo clean purple label inside
There is .. inside of me niggers hate me
But they still can see me .. still can't beat me
Look good like I live on 3 D . I am on my puppet baby
.. my occupation .. I am on you
Two niggers try to beat this shit I am on them too
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I'm On Ya
Master P's "I'm On Ya" stands as a defining track within his extensive New Orleans hip-hop discography. As a founding member of No Limit Records, P crafted a sound characterized by gritty storytelling and direct, assertive delivery that resonated with Southern audiences. This recording captures the energy of his mid-career era, where he balanced commercial appeal with the raw, unpolished aesthetic that became his signature. The song reflects his ability to connect with listeners through themes of loyalty and presence, hallmarks of his broader body of work. While part of a vast catalogue of hits, this track remains a testament to his influence on the genre and his enduring status as a pivotal figure in Southern rap music.