Stick Em Up

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KABOOOM!!!!(POW POW)

I Blow Up Like A Bomb

Im So Hot They Compare Me To The Sun

You Can Diss Me But I Really Think You Shouldnt

Ozzy Whith Banana Clips Just Make Banana Pudding



They Wanna Ask Me Questiions,The Money Is The Answer

My Flow So Cold Like I Was Born In Alaska

Soulja Aint Got Swag What The Fuck Is You Thinking

Tattoos On Point Like The Tip Of An Ink Pen...Bitch



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Soulja Boy Tellem

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Rolling Through My Neighborhood Candy Paint On Fishbowls

All Of My Genies Throwing Up Them Fuckin Pitch Forks

Soulja Boy Tellem Ima Young Gun Dolla

When Im In Chicago Rollin We Got Farther

A Couple Zones Of Purp I Gotta Get My High On

Since Me And Dollar Closed On My Fuckin iPhone

If I Dont Make Shit Ima Make Money

If You Dont Get It To Me Ima Take It From You...Pussy



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Soulja Boy Tellem

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(SOULJA NIGGA)

Stick Em Up

Released in 2007, "Stick Em Up" by Soulja Boy stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s hip-hop revival, characterized by its infectious bounce and playful energy. The song exemplifies the genre's shift toward catchy, dance-oriented rhythms that prioritized viral potential over traditional lyrical complexity. As a cornerstone of Soulja Boy's discography, it reinforced his status as a leading figure in the "New Boyz" movement, which sought to modernize rap with a focus on party anthems and melodic hooks. The recording captures the specific sonic texture of the era, blending auto-tuned vocals with a driving beat that became a staple for club play and radio rotation. Its enduring popularity highlights the song's role in shaping the sound of late 2000s hip-hop, influencing a generation of artists who adopted similar production styles and performance aesthetics.