Holla
Jeezy · Other Songs - Jeezy
you know you wanna holla
You know you wanna holla
you know you wanna holla
(x2)
I'ma a real ghetto star baby you ever been with one of those
04 Cayenne, you ever rode in one of those
I ain't looking for a wife, I'm looking for a fun girl
Dress her up and treat her nice, bring her to my fun world
I know you probably hungry baby we can grab a bite then
Later on tonight, introduce you to my gangsta friends
The first time I saw ya girl, gangsta had to stop and look
Lately you've been on my mind, me and you a good look
No strings girl, no pressure, I just wanna see you smile
I ain't even tryna stress ya
And I know what ya thinkin',
how can a nigga this hood
Just say the right things, make you feel so good
chorus:(x2)
Quit acting shorty,
you know you wanna holla
You know you wanna holla
you know you wanna holla
Look at you girl, I'm feelin' you girl
Let's hit the club tonight, bring ya crew girl
Later on I wanna see what ya taste like (what ya taste like)
Break the swisher down and get higher than the moonlight
(Step with ya favorite thug)
You know it's real girl(Got me wanna beat it up)
You know the deal girl
I love ya caramel tone, the way you carry yourself
You so damn grown
Ya two-steppin' and it's turning me on,
ya make me wanna give it to ya baby all night long
Ya got ya 7 jeans on with no thongs
It ain't even that serious, girl ya dead-ass wrong
chorus
Yeah I'm young, I know the game baby (game baby)
Whatever happens, I won't say a thang baby (thang baby)
Why you acting all tough girl,
I bet you the type that like it rough girl (rough girl)
Or do you like it slow baby,
it's all good, just let a gangsta know baby (let a gangsta know baby)
I love the way you moan,
never have I heard my name in that many tone
Just keep it wet, it makes the sex better (sex better)
Hit the blunt, it make the sex better
Bed,breakfast, pancakes, cheese, eggs, bacon
When I'm finish wit ya, I'ma leave ya legs shakin'
chorus
Holla
Jeezy's 'Holla' stands as a quintessential example of his mid-2000s Southern hip-hop style, blending gritty storytelling with a distinct East Coast-influenced flow. The track exemplifies his ability to deliver sharp, observational lyrics that capture the realities of street life and personal ambition without relying on clichés. While often associated with the broader landscape of the Atlanta scene, Jeezy's delivery on this recording carries a unique cadence that bridges regional divides, showcasing his versatility as a lyricist. The song reflects the era's emphasis on raw authenticity and technical proficiency, where every bar serves a purpose in building a narrative of resilience and street smarts. It remains a staple in discussions of his discography, highlighting his capacity to maintain relevance through consistent quality and a signature vocal approach.

