Coca Coca
Waka Flocka Flame · Other Songs - Waka Flocka Flame
Coca, coca, coca cola
"yayo bought me everythang"
Yulla, yulla, baking soda "cocaine is my girlfriend"
boila, boila, boilin water "damn I gotta forced game"
snorta, snorta make an offer
"no prob I could cook it for ya"
Mi casa su casa partna
"my partnas get stupid guallas"
Retail shops and beauty parlors
To "cover up these dirty dollas"
Mi casa su casa partna
"my partnas get stupid guallas"
Retail shops and beauty parlors
To "cover up these dirty dollas"
Verse
Mi casa su casa partna
Mi casa so full of rahstas
More ganja then reefer farmers
You can see me with binoculars
White girl wit me cindy lauper
Multi deep like frank sanotra
Gave 10 birds to waka flocka
Told him drop em more den floza
Whoozy like the morning after try me then yo skull get fractured
Ransom yo lil hansom son
So sad yo that first daughter captured
Gucci hot as boiling water
My pack just came cross the border
Yo girlfriends a major snoter
But dat bitch aint worth a quarter
Don't give that anotha thoughta
If you serve me and you shorta
Once a half a eigth a quarter
Send my goons to do the slaughter
Hustle hard got from my father
Take no shit got from my mother
Never snitched and never will
I put dat on my baby brother
Chorus:
Coca, coca, coca cola
"yayo bought me everythang"
Yulla, yulla, baking soda "cocaine is my girlfriend"
boila, boila, boilin water "damn I gotta forced game"
snorta, snorta make an offer
"no prob I could cook it for ya"
Mi casa su casa partna
"my partnas get stupid guallas"
Retail shops and beauty parlors to
"cover up these dirty dollas"
Mi casa su casa partna
"my partnas get stupid guallas"
Retail shops and beauty parlors
To "cover up these dirty dollas"
Coca Coca
Waka Flocka Flame's "Coca Coca" stands as a high-energy testament to his signature trap sound, characterized by aggressive delivery and heavy, rhythmic production. Emerging from the Atlanta hip-hop scene, the track captures the artist's penchant for bold, repetitive hooks that drive the momentum of his recordings. While often associated with his early breakout era, the song reflects the raw, unfiltered style that defined his initial rise to prominence. It serves as a prime example of how the rapper utilized simple, impactful concepts to create memorable anthems within his discography. The recording highlights the collaborative nature of his work, relying on production choices that amplify his commanding vocal presence without unnecessary complexity.