Woke Up (Freestyle)

Bow Wow · Other Songs - Bow Wow

Bow wow:

Bently GT on the highway insane switchin lanes gotta

bad chick givin me brain

whoever said you had skills had to be lyin

say it for the record fuck don imus

its the B capitol O capitol DUB

TLC rappaz cuz them niggas is scrubs (trash)

look im with the games been missin

talk slick betta cool it now like new edition - 2x

i know you just wishin

i hear these niggas dissin

my jordan sneeks tied tight so im neva trippin

im neva fallin bow is what they call him

and you can watch espn and see that i be ballin

and yall niggas cant touch us

diamonds in my chain the same color as mustard

so dont cross me like caution tape

bow dont forget the wow had to remind you lames

gone



cant rhyme with the money im paid in full

my doors lift up on the ride you see the bull

red card no visa

demands my respect like aretha

and ya money low like a ceasar

i do this son

and if you bet against the dog then you must be dumb

and they dont make them like me no more

im one of a kind

im rare like an eclipse nigga hard to find

body any MC out

put some money up

if you aint talkin bout matchin a bet then what we talkin for

1.5 recievin them checks

hatas is mad

cuz like the shoe stores them niggas get paid less

cant nobody do it like Teressas son

diamonds everywhere no wonder why wrist is numb

success is over and now its back to business

top 5 rappas homie im the one you should mention

gone

Woke Up (Freestyle)

Bow Wow's "Woke Up (Freestyle)" stands as a quintessential example of mid-2000s hip-hop, blending his signature smooth delivery with the energetic, freestyle format popularized by peers like Lil Jon. Released during the height of the Southern rap scene, the track showcases his ability to pivot between playful banter and rhythmic precision. As part of his broader discography, the song reflects the era's emphasis on party anthems and streetwise storytelling, capturing the vibrant energy of Atlanta's musical landscape. The recording features Bow Wow's characteristic laid-back yet commanding vocal style, characteristic of his work during this period. It remains a staple for fans of the genre who appreciate the raw, unpolished charm of early 2000s freestyles that prioritized flow and attitude over production perfection.