My Barbie

Soulja Boy · Other Songs - Soulja Boy

girl you can be my barbie

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-whoah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

yeah



you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

woah



from the start

till the end

u can be mye barbie

I can be your ken (x2)

& you can be mye barbie



first tyme we LOCKED eyes

you ENTERED to mye life

im SINGING you this song

something lyke a LULLABY



I stand outside YOUR house

with all mye JEWLERY on

in the MIDDLE of the night

just to SING this song



even when she WRONG

she look so RIGHT

took mye CITY on

we at it all NIGHT



and I know that she the ONE

SHAWTY she lyke

TNT

TICK TICK BOOM

she the BOMB



STRAPPED with the magnum

I don't mess with the LYFESTYLE

she's a SUPERSTAR too

so she understands mye LYFESTYLE



BAY-BIE u so FLY

I get on TOP of you

and FLY

away



let's go to the

barbie ken

MANSION

girl IDA-WAY



girl you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be my barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be my barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

yeah



you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

woah



from the start

till the end

you can be your ken(x2)

& you can be mye barbie



*music BREAK*



girl you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

yeah



you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

(woah-woah-woah)

you can be mye barbie (aye)

yeah



from the start

till the end

you can be my barbie

I can be your ken(x2)

& you can be mye barbie



you can be mye barbie

you can be mye barbie

you can be mye barbie

yeah



you can be mye barbie

(woah-woah-woah)

woah

(woah-woah-woah)



you can be mye barbie

yeah

My Barbie

Released in 2007, "My Barbie" by Soulja Boy stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s hip-hop boom, characterized by its infectious hook and playful production. The song exemplifies the era's shift toward catchy, radio-friendly pop-rap, blending youthful energy with a distinct Southern hip-hop influence. Its massive commercial success propelled Soulja Boy to mainstream stardom, cementing his status as a key figure in the genre's evolution during that period. The recording captures the optimistic, carefree spirit of its time, becoming an enduring anthem for a generation and influencing countless subsequent artists who adopted similar melodic and rhythmic approaches.