King Company
Tyga · Other Songs - Tyga
[Honey Cocaine]Yellow bitch wear gold jewels
New bitch rap old school
Dem bitches hey, like who you?
You ain't shit, you boo-boo
I gets mine and take yours,
Shittin' what I'm made for
Torn bitch I did it dawg
Tell her I said I did it dawg
Yellow bitch, all night
Yellow bitch, all right
Yellow bitch, I does my thing
All da homies sell white
I know I know I know you niggas love to sing my songs bitch
If you fuckin' with me then you fuckin with the wrong bitch
I'm bout it bout it
He bout it bout it
He hit it hit it
Can't live without it out it
I'm in dis dawg
Treat that rap like it's my job
WIth my broads,
fuck the cops,
Thirsty bitches actin', pause
Don't be movin like you and i was friends or some'.
Cuz I'm just doin me, rappin' tryna spend some'
I don't know you, brah
suck my clit i don't owe you brah,
Gold skin bitch with the golden hair
Honey cocaine to the fuckin' world, hey
[Tyga]Yeah, fuck the world,
Came to gave my baby my car do180
I'm losing sperm, I'm faded
your girl ejaculate me,
I'm hoarse, riding the anal
This crazy shit I'll be saying
I'm saying I'm Charles Manson
This mother fucker ain't landing.
I'm landing on bitches panties
your leg like you can't stand me
Pop up pop up on you
With cars you've seen in cartoons
I'm like ffff fuck you
Cause you ain't got nothing to lose!
Funny Adam Sandler, I cover my back..
They judge me, don't need ,
You gossip too much,
But why you're all upon me
I though I told you don't call me
My cousins they seen me shining
Now they all are begging for diamonds
I just go with this, Rolex, that's perfect timing
Might change my name to Mohamed
Like at least she called me ,
I want no more problems
I just want more money
Two house bunnies to keep the king company
King Company
Released by Tyga, "King Company" stands as a defining track from his mid-2010s era, blending trap rhythms with melodic sensibilities that became central to his sound. The song exemplifies the shift toward polished, radio-friendly production that characterized his work during this period, featuring a smooth vocal delivery over a bass-heavy beat. It reflects the broader landscape of contemporary hip-hop where lyrical focus often yielded to atmospheric textures and rhythmic complexity. As part of Tyga's discography, the recording showcases his ability to maintain commercial appeal while exploring themes of success and status. The track remains a notable example of his contribution to the genre's evolution in the 2010s.