Return of The Project Nigga
Young Buck · Chronic 2006 [2006]
If i should die, before i wake...i pray to the Lord
Alot of shit goin down out here
But i aint going nowhere..holla when you see me!
[Verse]
The return of the project nigga
100 bricks strong and my pockets bigger
Still holdin the throne, its too late to hate me
Hell, im Ca$hvilles own in a black Mercedes
TV's in this bitch, i dont how to turn em on
I just bought this muthafucka and shipped it home
In traffic we smokin, sun-roof closed
Hoes pullin up like "oh there he go!"
Aint nobody on that beef shit
Its too many mexicans with the cheap bricks
Peep this, all you need is a big heart
A quarter bird, thats like givin you a kick start
You done heard bout the flex thats the undercovers
Ridin 'round, jumpin out, searchin muthafuckas
Heyy, so we open at 9 and we close at 5
Keep a nigga in a ride, 'case i close my eyes
I wont stop till they kill me
Better yet till the whole world feel me
Let me tell you bout this town where i come from
Ca$ville, Ten-a-key look what i done
Nigga see me in the map and the public love it
Police in the streets like nah fuck it
Its me against the government, they dont know how to take me
They done see they tape and they think im crazy
Shittin at my birthday bash
Well officer Calvin Hulay, u can kiss my cass
I strap on that 5-2
You on that racist shit and im a black dude
Even took my liscence and say they suspend it
But come to find out that that bitch pretended
I dropped a thug rap platinum album in the 'ville
So somebody please tell that coward who i is, BITCH
Its like, im the first one
but i aint the only one, to holla Ca$hville muthafuckas
Return of The Project Nigga
Young Buck's "Return of The Project Nigga" stands as a defining track from his 2006 album, Chronic 2006. As a cornerstone of the G-Unit era, the recording captures the gritty, street-level perspective that characterized Buck's early solo work. The song reflects his signature blend of melodic hooks and hard-hitting storytelling, cementing his status within the East Coast hip-hop landscape. This release arrived during a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing his ability to navigate complex personal narratives while maintaining the high-energy production standards associated with his label mates. The track remains a testament to his enduring influence on the genre, offering listeners a vivid snapshot of the musical identity he cultivated during this period of his discography.