Freestyle - Lil' Kim

Funkmaster Flex · Other Songs - Funkmaster Flex

Mmm, mmm-mmm

Check it out, the Queen Bee

That's me

My man Flex, he's up next

Yeah, check it out

Hey, yo Flex

There's a lot of mufuckers out here that wanna be like us... real bad

But we got to show them who's on top

Nuhmean?

Uh, check it out, uh

Fellow bitches, adapt to any rebel wishes

Check it out, the Queen Bee

Lil' Kim, Yeah

That's right

Lil' Kim in the house

Check it out

Wit my man, Flex

Uh



Sometime a gal can get couth, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh!

Ain't that the truth?

Frontin like they bulletproof

And those with no couth

Get thrown off the roof, like Bishop with the Juice

part-nah, let your noose loose

Bitches got the audac-ity

tryin to say they gettin cash like me, get ass like me

You couldn't be as classy as me

Even if you roll a Eva curtain

and diamonds on the surface it just defeats the purpose

Hoe, I'ma double bitch

I lick dicks sometimes for the hell of it

Who stack chips like computers never celibate

Stash weed in Bermuda

Look around, look around, the room's empty

So, I guess that be me

The Queen B, Double E

I keep my foes close

like I used to chop my hoes close

But this cat named Gicanno's

Who used to call me bag lady

Cause if you lick me from my

index finger to the thumb, it shouldn't stay numb

See, I live this life, you wish this life

Dream this life, of royals

Motherfuckers got you gas motor spoiled

So what you gonna do when you run out of oil?

Crumble like the foil



This goes out to you

Sealed with a kiss, the Queenuesche

Uh, yeah, check it out

Me and my man Flex; we just doin this shit

Freestyle - Lil' Kim

This recording by Lil' Kim, originally performed by Funkmaster Flex, stands as a seminal hip-hop track that defined the genre's freestyle tradition in the 1990s. The song features a rapid-fire delivery style that became a blueprint for many female rappers who followed, including artists like Foxy Brown and Jay-Z, who later covered the track. Its energetic rhythm and aggressive flow set a standard for performance-based rap, influencing countless recordings across the era. As a cornerstone of the genre's evolution, the song remains a vital reference point for understanding the development of lyrical speed and street-style performance in hip-hop history.