Now I'm Ballin Out

Waka Flocka Flame · Other Songs - Waka Flocka Flame

Verse 1

They gon say dey hard, imma say I'm harder

They gon say dey grind, Imma grind smarter

They gon say dey shine'n but da lights is on me

Only 3 thangs, stunt, shine, n flex



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Now I'm ballin out (AYE)

Now I'm ballin out (AYE)

Now I'm ballin out (AYE)

Now I'm ballin out (AYE)

Waka flocka flame nigga, waka flocka flex!

Now I'm ballin out (SWISH)

Now I'm ballin out (SWISH)

Now I'm ballin out (SWISH)

Now I'm ballin out (SWISH)

Waka flocka flame nigga waka flocka flex!



Verse 2

Ice neck, wrist gliss yess I'm ballin out bitch

'Tron goose, rose' yess I'm drunk as fuck bitch

Ballin is my hobby, stuntin is my role model

Gettin gwap is my job and gucci is my right hand

Waka flocka flame you my favorite rapper bruh

Can I rap witcha bruh? count stackz witcha bruh?

Move pills like ya bruh? join so icey like ya bruh?

Can I flex? can I shine? can I ride like ya bruh?

You can do it shawty, you can do it shawty

Work hard, grind hard think smarter den da average nigga

I ain't no fucken average nigga not, not, not, not me my nigga

Put in real, real work my nigga

Flex, shine on deez niggaz



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Verse 3

In da trap with da?, got da rap inna choke

I love weed smoke shawty so please can I smoke

Every trapper's favorite rapper I don't need no ghost writer

Dis dat flex, dis dat shine, dis dat ball out music

(Now I'm ballin out)

SWISH! flocka I'm ballin



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Now I'm Ballin Out

Waka Flocka Flame's 'Now I'm Ballin Out' stands as a quintessential example of his signature high-energy Southern hip-hop style, characterized by rapid-fire delivery and aggressive production. Released during the peak of his solo career, the track exemplifies the 'Flockaveli' era that blended trap rhythms with traditional Southern rap influences. The song reinforces his reputation as a dominant force in the genre, delivering a message of street credibility and success that resonated deeply with audiences in the mid-2010s. As a standalone recording, it captures the raw intensity and rhythmic complexity that defined his discography at the time, serving as a powerful anthem for fans of the South's evolving sound.