Blunt After Blunt
Danny Brown · Other Songs - Danny Brown
Told her bang over keep that shit [?]
Call that [?] then I told her how to call me.
Then [?] bitch tell me what's your name
I got some [?] weed and they try to tell me that I get you too high
That's a lie and so bitch what've been died
The flow [?] don't get [?] fuck with me you fuck around and beat the [?]
Rest in peace sweat nigga what overside clothes
That complain about my jeans 'cause I'm taking all their holes
Hold on, wait a minute, your p**sy ain't a shit you have some [?]
I'm gone [?] not north watching minutes smoking on
the purples that tmy nigga call [?]
[Chorus:]Bitch I ain't finished [?].
Running test is only but the test got slopped
I'm smoking blunt after blunt and I smoke
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke.
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke.
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke.
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke.
Till my brain feel ten pounds heavy
You fell off like time [?]
Bitch get me brains but a [?]
Fuck the [?] even if she gets the smell of it
That's why this bitch fuck with me 'cause I eat that p**sy like [?]
How about me and your girlfriend
Money over everything the only thing that matter
And since I've getting blunt [?] get better
Take a couple [?] now nigga ruzzy [?]
We about to make a movie start and me [?] groupies
And I do my own stunts
I'm smoking blunt after blunt
[Chorus:]And I smoke
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke.
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
And I smoke
Blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt after blunt
Stop.
Blunt After Blunt
Danny Brown's "Blunt After Blunt" stands as a defining track within his intense, drug-infused rap style that emerged in the mid-2010s. The song exemplifies his signature approach, blending aggressive delivery with themes of substance abuse and street life that became central to his public persona. Released alongside other notable works like "Kush Coma" and "Scrap Or Die," the recording reflects the chaotic energy and raw production aesthetics characteristic of his discography during this era. It captures the specific zeitgeist of UK drill and grime-influenced hip-hop, where Brown's unique vocal cadence and confrontational lyrics created a distinct sonic identity. The track remains a staple in discussions of his artistic evolution, showcasing his ability to maintain high energy while exploring the darker facets of his personal narrative through music.