Realest Livin

Ace Hood · Other Songs - Ace Hood

Ok, now who that... is mother fucker

Got the niggers all rolling...

That beast... I mother fucker

In a minute this bitch don't make me

... is mother fucker

But I act them bitches, I'll be swimming on the distance lover

When I had my baby, trick you crazy

I keep the robber.

... play me for no sucker

And they ain't...

At the end at that... I sip muscatto and then lay back

That brand new maserati inside of a...

And the... just know that I'mma lay back.

I swear that pussy gucci, gucci, looking a lot of...

I'm just a nigger who addicted to this money flow

And ain't nobody on his level running...

That's real shit, I swear my swag will keep a lot of...

Yeah, pistol on me homie, he won't show no gratitude!

Don't want no problems, let this...

Same innovation for the realest nigger in the room.



Bridge:

From the day that I was born, I pack a...

... to keep you real and pay my dues

Honor the mother and the father, death for his honor

I hear my brothers keep a... before the mighty dollar

Standing ovation!



Chorus:

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!



... they say that guy don't fell...

Look in my eyes and feel the beast

My kind is rare...

... have you call on your religion?

Father... come and bless me, I'm a...

You know these niggers talking... for me to...

Don't make me say those niggers, often to the...

I ain't no pillar, put a thousand on your brother here

Real shit, you're looking at the realest living...

Only niggers speaking real, I never...

Way to many niggers banging and they're selling dough

I don't know what it's about it, I just get my hustle on!

To legit the quit, I really got my heat upon

Call that... my bff and I don't leave you home!

In this world to my momma, don't want no drama

Loyal to the bone, and that's before I see the comments!



Bridge:

From the day that I was born, I pack a...

... to keep you real and pay my dues

Honor the mother and the father, death for his honor

I hear my brothers keep a... before the mighty dollar

Standing ovation!



Chorus:

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!



Smoking like harry potter

My flow can get hotter

She dances to my singles

Then she just want a dollar

Uh, but I got her, I know she a doll

She know that I'm bowling, she know who's the boss

Got the... the photo...

Mammy, I got the bucks

Call it killers, they're... I see 'em in the...

Remember as soon as I point a finger, you're getting touched

Play with fire, I could get you sit to hell

Angel of death, I could hear her on the...

Speed op, double mg...



Bridge:

From the day that I was born, I pack a...

... to keep you real and pay my dues

Honor the mother and the father, death for his honor

I hear my brothers keep a... before the mighty dollar

Standing ovation!



Chorus:

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

For the realest nigger living

Standing ovation!

Realest Livin

Ace Hood's "Realest Livin" stands as a defining track of the mid-2010s New Orleans hip-hop revival, blending gritty storytelling with a distinct regional sound. Released during a period where Hood was rapidly expanding his influence beyond the city's traditional boundaries, the song exemplifies his ability to fuse Southern soul with modern trap rhythms. The recording captures the raw energy of his live performances, often featuring his signature vocal delivery that balances melodic hooks with aggressive, rhythmic cadences. As part of his broader discography, the track reflects the era's shift toward more organic production while maintaining the high-energy street narratives that became his trademark. It remains a staple in discussions about the evolution of Southern rap and the enduring legacy of New Orleans artists in the national conversation.