Slow Grind
Jeezy · Other Songs - Jeezy
slow grind..
slow grind..
what you niggas know about that slow grind
somtimes it dont come fast, it take time
what you niggas know about that slow grind
(Verse 1)
i aint bullshitting at all, need a tylenol
so i can lay it down and go to sleep till its time to ball
i can do this shit im my sleep i aint trying at all
bitch you know i been here before i aint lying at all
had to get back up on my feet, had to grind it up
took them plastic bags out that box, i was tying em up
when i get that iced out watch, they'll be dying to fuck
bitch im talking so many coupes, ill be dying to truck
so many colors on the chevy its candyland
everytime i ride through the hood there go candyman
three point fives and them sevens im hand to hand
bitch i hit that brick with the hammer that handyman
(Chorus)
slow grind..
slow grind..
what you niggas know about that slow grind
somtimes it dont come fast, it take time
what you niggas know about that slow grind
(Verse 2)
somebody roll another blunt i aint ready to go
bitch im just chillin doing me so just let me snow
got that glock 9 and its ready to go
hustler got no time for a cut im just lettin it grow
and i dont know where its coming from im just lettin it flow
damn right this is what i duz im just lettin ya know
??say empty pockets just to get?? i got bills to pay
so i had to add traffickin to my resume
yea i rolled straight passed the task with a half today
then i took some time countin cash that i had today
thats why i had the rari for the deal just ask jazzy phae
cuz i beat that bitch with that ?fourth? just like ?Annie May?
(Chorus)
slow grind..
slow grind..
what you niggas know about that slow grind
somtimes it dont come fast, it take time
what you niggas know about that slow grind
Slow Grind
Jeezy's "Slow Grind" stands as a defining track within his catalog, capturing the gritty, unapologetic energy that characterizes his work in the Southern hip-hop scene. Released during a period where he was solidifying his status as a premier figure in the genre, the song reflects the raw, street-level narrative style that became his signature. The recording features the characteristic flow and vocal delivery that Jeezy brought to the forefront of East Coast and Southern rap, blending aggressive lyricism with a steady, driving rhythm. It serves as a testament to his ability to maintain authenticity while navigating the complexities of fame and the music industry. As part of his broader body of work, the track exemplifies the direct, no-nonsense approach to storytelling that resonated deeply with fans and critics alike, cementing his legacy in the evolution of modern hip-hop.