Pop A Pill
Young Buck · Other Songs - Young Buck
yo wassup, what are you goin to do shorty,
nothing im tryin to roll,are you tryin to get your
roll on? yea im tryin to roll..
Gangsta Gangsta!!
roll with me daddy
what you talkin bout
i wanna pop a pill
you wanna pop a whatt?!?!
pop a pill pop pop a pill
call the X-man tell him bring me some pills
roll with me daddy
what you talkin bout
i wanna pop a pill
you wanna pop a whatt?!?!
pop a pill pop pop a pill
call the X-man tell him bring me some pills
i got a yellow goldfish a blue spiderman got a can
of orange juice n a pill in my hand
i got a yellow goldfish a blue spiderman got a can
of orange juice n a pill in my hand
i got a yellow goldfish a blue spiderman got a can
of orange juice n a pill in my hand
bout to get my roll on with these two green apples
find me a bitch take her back to my castle
orange mangos the ranty cups(?) them brown ones got niggaz fuked up
got my gucci shades on i no these niggas hatin me im
selling orange webans and blue naked ladies
clubs goin crazy everythings spinning
these niggas mean muggin but there hoes keep grinning
im in my own world let me show you how it is call the
X-men tell him to bring me sum pills
roll with me daddy
what you talkin bout
i wanna pop a pill
you wanna pop a whatt?!?!
pop a pill pop pop a pill
call the X-man tell him bring me some pills
roll with me daddy
what you talkin bout
i wanna pop a pill
you wanna pop a whatt?!?!
pop a pill pop pop a pill
call the X-man tell him bring me some pills
were all on the blues i got those greens and the reds
we all feling good going hard on the X
you mite catch me at the bar with yo bitch
she says shes never poped but tonight she say she is
i got one in mi hand you cant stop me now
the one thats in mi mouth got me feling like bob deplow
damn look at mi grills god damn i cant reli talk
on the lean god damn i cant reli walk
(?) bucket full of pils
dono the rest!!
Pop A Pill
Young Buck's "Pop A Pill" stands as a defining track from the mid-2000s West Coast hip-hop era, blending gritty storytelling with a distinct Southern California sound. The song exemplifies Buck's ability to craft narratives that balance personal struggle with broader social commentary, characteristic of his work during the height of his influence in the region. Released alongside other notable tracks that explored themes of street life and resilience, the recording captures the raw energy and lyrical precision that made Young Buck a significant figure in the genre. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic voice and the way it resonated with audiences seeking a realistic portrayal of life in the city, cementing its place in the catalog of influential hip-hop recordings from that period.