A Coke, A Fry And A Cheeseburger
KJ-52 · Other Songs - KJ-52
You know what?
Rolled up to the place to be
I pulled right up to the Mickey C's
I got three cars in front of me
and man I'm feeling hungry now
Tell you what I gotta do
as I started pullin through
I said, "Can I get a number two?"
he said, "Sorry man, I ain't hearing you.."
A coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want to order
Just a coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want
(x2)
He said, "Can you repeat that?"
So I began to scream back
Just a number two with a cheese stack
Now can you make that please fast?
Well let me repeat that back to you
Chicken burrito with a mountain dew
With two whoppers and a bean stew
Is there anything else I can get for you?
A coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want to order
Just a coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want
(x2)
All I want is just a burger man
Forty times I think I told ya now
Really bro I ain't getting older
See I know my food be gettin colder now
All this junk I had enough
Well finally I just drove up with
All the trouble, what's the hold up?
Gave me a bag with a paper cup and..
A coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want to order
Just a coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want
(x2)
Now I ain't ate like all day
So I gave him the money and drove away
When I reached in the bag and I'm about to take
Just a big old bite and I can't wait now
Where's the fries I'm supposed to have?
Where's the burger I'm supposed to grab?
Just right then I started gettin mad
Dang bro there ain't nothin in the bag
A coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want to order
Just a coke a fry and a cheeseburger
say that's all that I want
(x2)
A Coke, A Fry And A Cheeseburger
Released by KJ-52, this track stands as a defining example of the artist's raw, unfiltered approach to hip-hop. Emerging from the late 1990s underground scene, KJ-52 utilized a distinctive voice characterized by rapid-fire delivery and a unique cadence that blended Southern rap influences with a distinct New Orleans flavor. The song reflects the artist's signature style of incorporating street-level imagery and personal anecdotes into his lyrics, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and expansive. While often associated with the broader landscape of Southern hip-hop, KJ-52's work maintained a specific identity that prioritized lyrical flow and vocal texture over mainstream polish. The recording captures the energy of the era, showcasing an artist who would later become a significant figure in the genre's evolution through his consistent output and innovative vocal techniques.