Weed Shoes

Soulja Boy · Other Songs - Soulja Boy

i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake



back in don't need the cash to borrow but these days

maserati and the murcielago, crash the benz ? couple another tomorrow

or maybe get the ferrari 360 ? gallardo

you know i'm soulja, even bad ?

not too many ? that you can name ?

80 thousand ...in the locker that was back then

i took off on them haters ain't a back since



i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake



well check the mix tape ? i'm on fire man

just caught the ? bottom from iron man

...scoop the chick real quick she like the tires man

she be ? for the ? supplier man

new kicks new t, i dress proper man

ask her if she got them, and she said that she forgot her man

he did what? tell them that i'm not a fan, soulja proper ?

and yeah i got a lot of fans, everythang goes from ? to the malibu

we can go east stay chilling on south ?

and if you wanna go you can be with me

smoke weed play 360,

everywhere i go you could take ...with me

over seas man you can take that trip with me

make a stop in flight club ...kicks with me

inhale till the bag's empty



i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

i just wanna smoke weed and buy shoes,

and do it fly guys do

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake

stacks on there, there we straight, wake up everything

get that cake x 2.

Weed Shoes

Soulja Boy's 'Weed Shoes' stands as a quintessential example of mid-2000s crunk hip-hop, blending infectious dance beats with the artist's signature melodic flow. Released during the height of the genre's popularity, the track exemplifies the era's focus on rhythmic energy and catchy hooks designed to drive club movement. As part of Soulja Boy's extensive discography, the song reflects his ability to merge mainstream appeal with the raw, party-centric sound that defined the late 2000s. The recording captures the vibrant atmosphere of the time, serving as a nostalgic touchstone for fans of the crunk movement and early 2010s hip-hop culture.