Killer
Ludacris · Other Songs - Ludacris
Peace to Thirstin Howl, A.L. and Wordsworth
My mother smoked crack, I had a premature birth
I'm just a nerd cursed, wit badly disturbed nerves
Who wanna be the one to step up and get served first?
Ninety-nine percent of aliens prefer earth
So I'm here to rule the planet, startin wit your turf
I hid a secret message inside of a wordsearch
Wit smeard letters, runnin together in blurred spurts
I hang wit male chauvinist pigs and perverts
Who point water pistols at women and squirt shirts
Been a bad boy since diapers and Gerber's
My first words were "Bleep bleep" and "Curse curse"
Never had ish, and I still don't deserve dirt
My breath still stinks and I'm on my third Certs
Yankin out my stitches, hollering "Nurse nurse!"
"You said this shot would numb it, trick it just hurts worse!"
Grew up in a dump next door to a burnt church
But gunshots drowned out crickets and bird chirps
And it's like that, and it's like that.
ItÂ’s a wave a electrical static
I came on her face and left her melodramatic
My mother smoked crack, I had a premature birth
I'm just a nerd cursed, wit badly disturbed nerves
Who wanna be the one to step up and get served first?
Ninety-nine percent of aliens prefer earth
So I'm here to rule the planet, startin wit your turf
I hid a secret message inside of a wordsearch
Wit smeard letters, runnin together in blurred spurts
I hang wit male chauvinist pigs and perverts
Who point water pistols at women and squirt shirts
Been a bad boy since diapers and Gerber's
My first words were "Bleep bleep" and "Curse curse"
Never had ish, and I still don't deserve dirt
My breath still stinks and I'm on my third Certs
Yankin out my stitches, hollering "Nurse nurse!"
"You said this shot would numb it, trick it just hurts worse!"
Grew up in a dump next door to a burnt church
But gunshots drowned out crickets and bird chirps
And it's like that, and it's like that.
ItÂ’s a wave a electrical static
I came on her face and left her melodramatic
Killer - Ludacris
Ludacris delivers a high-energy hip-hop track titled 'Killer' that exemplifies his signature style of aggressive flow and confident delivery. Released during a period where he solidified his status as a dominant force in Southern hip-hop, the song reflects the raw, street-oriented themes characteristic of his discography. The recording showcases his ability to blend playful bravado with serious lyrical content, capturing the essence of early-to-mid 2000s trap and crunk influences. As a standalone work, it stands as a testament to his vocal prowess and his role in shaping the genre's evolution through his distinctive voice and rhythmic delivery.