Fantacy
Schoolboy Q · Other Songs - Schoolboy Q
We could have a rendezvous, butter on your crip legs dinner for two. I know
Your used to niggas runnin game but I ain't playin games I'm tryna
Introduce you to my last name let's get acquainted let me be your fiend you
Be my nicotine. I'm bout to take a hit. Shit damn, start a fam take you to
The crib show you how I live need you by my side you can be my rib your
Friends messy baby I can be your bib. A fool for your love my pretty angel
Came from above my lil ghetto dove just hold me down and I could take a sub
Whaat
[Hook x2: Jhene Aiko]
You that nigga you that nigga you go getta and I'm that bitch so you betta
Come get her
[Verse 2:]
Wonder were we goin next, with a rider if you know what's best. I could be
Your iron knight and you I will protect inhale your love and let our soul
Connect. Go deep inside steal ya heart take away ya pride can see it in
Your eyes, the way a gangster got you smilin took you by surprise got me
Smilin too no waiter girl you are the menu, my number one fan you ar the
Venue fuck show money rather your my revenue. Smoke a blunt or two gaze at
The stars keep us hypnotized reach for the sky I can take you to the top I
Hope you will comply riiighhtt.
[Hook]
[Verse 3:]
We could have a rendezvous butter on your crip legs dinner for two later
On? Shit let's see what it do been chasin you for a while let's end the
Pursuit lock you down and throw away the key a new life only place for you
To be glad you chose a G. I can be your dreams and fulfill your fantasy
[Hook]
About Fantacy
Schoolboy Q's "Fantacy" stands as a pivotal track within his early discography, showcasing the West Coast G-funk and gangsta rap influences that defined his initial artistic identity. Released alongside other seminal works from his debut era, the song exemplifies his signature blend of melodic sensibility and gritty lyricism, capturing the raw energy of the late 2000s hip-hop scene. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the group, with Schoolboy Q delivering verses that balance introspective storytelling with the rhythmic flow characteristic of his contemporaries. This track serves as a foundational piece in his catalog, illustrating the evolution of his sound before he fully embraced the more experimental and politically charged themes that would later define his acclaimed albums. It remains a testament to the vibrant culture of Southern California rap during its formative years.