Swamp Nigga (Freestyle)

Bow Wow · Other Songs - Bow Wow

YEAH,UH HUH,YEAH,HA HA,YEAH L B DUB LOOK

VERSE 1

DON'T NOBODY PLAYS A GAME THE WAY I PLAY MAN

YA BOY BOW BALLS LIKE THE NBA (BALLIN)

MY MONEY LONG LIKE THE GREAT WALL, SEE MAN

JACKASS,AND YOUR MONEY SMALL LIKE WEE MAN

SEE MAN,I'M ON A BLACK CARD SPREE (STUNTIN)

GO UP IN THE MALL AND BUY WHATEVER I SEE (OOH)

PRIVATE YACHT'N OUT ON 7 SEAS

AND I'M FLOATIN ON ABOUT (MMM) 77 FEET (GET EM)

THE 7TH LETTER OF THE ALPHABET G

I'M A G,I DON'T WEAR NOTHIN LESS THAN UNDER A G

AN A G,RIDE BY FLY MY SNEAKS COST A G

S550 COME AND GET LOST WITH A G

HUH FRESH LIKE POTPPURRI,SEE I'M THE BEST

WHO YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE

THEY CALL ME BOW

I'M HOTTER THAN A SUMMER DAY AT CALI

WHEN IT COMES TO THE ICE

I GOT MORE GEMS THEN BALLY'S

I'M IN A OLD SCHOOL COUPE,ROOF IS IN THE TRUNK

TRUNK IS IN THE AIR,THATS WHAT YOU CALL A DUNK

RIDIN HIGH BABY YEAH,FLYER THAN A LAYER

I BE LONELY AT THE TOP

HOMEY WHY YOU DON'T BE THERE

I SWEAR (WHERE THEY BE)

I BE AT EVERY AFFAIR

I GOT A HEAVIER WRIST,I GOT A HEAVIER EAR

I GOT A HEAVIER NECK,I GOT A HEAVIER REP

THE DOGS JUST JOGGING,YOU AIN'T AHEAD OF ME YET

WELL I'M GONE,FULL GROWN NOT A PUPPY NO MORE

GET IT POPPIN OUT IN PUBLIC,EVERY SPOT THAT I GO

I KNOW,SO CRAZY WITH DA LADIES NOW LATELY

THAY MY OWN MOMMAZ FRIENDS TRYNA ROCK MY CRADLE

HAHA DAMN THEY CRAZY,TRYNA BABYSIT

I'M LIKE YOU CAN'T HAVE ME

I'M TOO YOUNG FOR YOU MISS (OH)

GOOD LORD LOOK WHAT I DONE TO MY WRIST

I V SICK LIKE HOSPITAL PATIENTS, SON OF A

About Swamp Nigga (Freestyle)

Bow Wow's "Swamp Nigga (Freestyle)" stands as a defining track from his early 2000s era, showcasing his signature blend of Southern hip-hop swagger and melodic rap. Released during a period when he was establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Atlanta scene, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic mix of rhythmic flow and catchy hooks. As part of his broader discography, the recording reflects the vibrant energy of the mid-2000s, capturing the essence of a time when freestyle releases often served as standalone singles that highlighted an artist's versatility. The track remains a staple in discussions about the evolution of Southern rap, illustrating Bow Wow's ability to deliver both lyrical wit and melodic appeal without relying on complex production. It represents a key moment in his career where he solidified his identity as a versatile performer capable of navigating the shifting landscapes of mainstream hip-hop.