Mih Motto Remix
Jeremih · Other Songs - Jeremih
Type of money, everybody acting like they knew ya.
Go uptown, New York city b**ch
Some Spanish girls love me like i'm Aventura.
Tell uncle Luke i'm out in Miami, too
Clubbing hard,f**kin', there ain't much to do
Wrist bling got a condo up in Biscayne
Still getting brain from a thang a shhh changed
How you feel, How you feel?
25 sittin' on 25 mil..ok?
I'm in the building and i'm feeling myself
Rest in peace Mac Dre, I'm-a do it for the the Bay
Okay, getting paid, we'll holler whenever that stop
My team bad we don't really need a mascot
Tell Tune, "light one, pass it like a relay"
YMCMB, you n**ga's more YMCA
Me and Franny, and Mally Mall at the crib-o
Shout out to Niko, J and Chubbs, shout out to Gibbo
We got Santa Margarita by the litter
She know even if i'm f**kin' with her, I really don't need her
That' how you fell, man? That's really how you feel?
Cause the pimpin' ice cold, all these b**ch's wanna chill
I mean maybe she wont but then again maybe she will
I can almost guarantee she know the deal real n**ga, What's up?
[ Hook ]Now she want a photo you already know, though
You only live once thats the motto n**ga, YOLO
And we bout it everyday, everyday
Like we sittin' on the bench, n**ga, we don't really play
Everyday, Everyday, f**k what anybody say
Can't see 'em cause the money in the way real n**ga What's up?
About Mih Motto Remix
Jeremih's "Mih Motto Remix" stands as a defining track within his evolution from R&B crooner to a prominent figure in the Miami bass movement. Released during a pivotal era for the genre, the song blends his signature melodic sensibility with the heavy, rhythmic production characteristic of the late 2010s underground scene. The remix format allowed Jeremih to expand his reach beyond traditional radio formats, connecting with audiences eager for high-energy dance tracks while maintaining his vocal authenticity. This recording exemplifies the crossover appeal of artists who successfully integrated regional hip-hop sounds into mainstream R&B. By leveraging the remix platform, Jeremih demonstrated versatility, showcasing how his vocal style could drive a track that functions equally well as a club anthem and a radio single. The song remains a testament to the dynamic nature of his discography, reflecting the broader cultural shift toward bass-heavy productions that dominated the landscape of contemporary music at the time.