Two Bricks
Young Buck · Other Songs - Young Buck
East coast gon' bounced wit it
West coast gon' bouced wit it
G-Unit Radio
Let's Go!
Two bricks and some drive out tags
Two thousand and six, brand new Jag
Dope man dope man, here I go yall
Ten Dollar double up's
Buck want it all
pant hale sales for the ounces of the dro
Plastic bags and razor blades on the floor
Graveyard shifts gotta watch for the hooks
Put em' out then it's back to cook (back to cook)
Shake em' up (shake em' up)
Break em' up (break em' up)
Into pieces and get you a cut (Let's go)
Get em' Buck!
everythangs for sale
And if I aint got it I bet Yayo will
X Pills, rubber ones, green ones even blue
Acid tablets for them white boys too
Get Yours!
I don't get whatever that you do
Pimp harder, play, but don't let em' pimp you
Where da work at?
Holla when I'm in ya' town if it's worth it
Nigga you can get down if you cook that right
Can you get rid of 36 ounces in just one night?
If ya' price aint right...
you just might be holdin' ya pack for the rest of ya' life
Ca$hville Ten-A-Key dirty
Half of us probably' never gon' see thirty
Fuck it tho'
Two Bricks
Young Buck's 'Two Bricks' stands as a testament to his gritty storytelling within the hip-hop landscape. Emerging from a prolific era of street-centric rap, the track captures the raw energy that defined his early career. Known for his distinctive flow and vivid narratives, Buck often explores themes of loyalty, struggle, and survival in his recordings. This song reflects his ability to craft compelling sonic portraits that resonate with fans of the genre. While part of a broader discography that includes various singles and album cuts, 'Two Bricks' remains a notable song in his catalogue. It showcases the artist's commitment to delivering authentic, hard-hitting music that connects with listeners through its emotional depth and rhythmic precision.