Here Comes The Money
Naughty By Nature · Other Songs - Naughty By Nature
Money talks
Here comes the money
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money
Dolla dolla
Dolla dolla
Ching ching
Bling Bling
At the check out
If you ain't talkin' money
Then your talkin' don't matter
Ching ching
Bling Bling
Packin' Pocket
You make the dolla, dolla
Can't a damn soul stop it
Uhh
Here comes the new kid on the block
Hold all your bets
Here's where the buck stops
See
First of all I'm steppin' out on my own
'Bout time I elevated to claim my own throne
Bounce in my blood
Call it home grown
Your Rich
And testosterone
Power and money got me crazy, cocky
No longer need ya poppy
I know you're mad because you can't stop me
And if you wonder how this player done scooped your honey
I think she climbed on
C'mon
It's called brand new money
Makin' (Unknown)
Ain't a damn thing funny
Pimpin' hood rats and Playboy Bunnies
They see the
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money
They see it
They see it
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money
Say what?
Say what?
Say what?
Money
I'm global dolla, dolla
And roll without pitty
I like to go out smellin' fresh
And lookin' spiffy
I like clean money
I want my (unknown) to be filthy
Because when everytime it's fun
I can't (Unknown)
So what am I supposed to do?
Roll in two
Stand there pattin' the pockets
'Till I'm stackin' only two
Ching ching
Bling Bling
Got the cash and loan
It's the (Unknown)
And I'm sellin' 'em out my trunk
Whenever
Whatever
It takes a (Unknown) dolla
Although in that direction
Wait a minute
Holla holla
All wants to know
Where they go
Where they went
And I'm makin' (Unknown) money
Smellin' just like a mint
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money money
Money
Here Comes The Money
Released by Naughty By Nature in 1993, "Here Comes The Money" stands as a defining track of the golden age of hip-hop. The song features the group's signature blend of gritty storytelling and rhythmic flow, anchored by the iconic vocal delivery of MC Rick James. It captures the essence of street life and financial ambition, themes central to the group's early work on their debut album, *Napster*. The track exemplifies the East Coast boom-bap sound of the mid-90s, utilizing a sample-heavy production style that became a hallmark of the era. Its enduring popularity highlights the group's ability to merge social commentary with catchy, danceable beats, cementing their legacy as pioneers of conscious rap.