Kill Da DJ
Nicki Minaj · Beam Me Up Scotty
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[Verse 1:]
I ain't know the president live in D.C.
And I aint know they call me Nicki Lewinskie
I never knew that dude with Jay was Pimp C
And I aint know I be with Paris and Lindsey
I jus know dat I be on my fly girl shit
I fly girl pop up and I fly girl dip I fly girl stunt like a fly girl flip
And I dont never guzzle it I fly girl sip
Now get dat rose get dat get dat rose a lil hennesy and louie tha 13
Now every body look my way my way
Excuse all my haters cause they lookin sideways
Lets get it now
[Chorus:]
You got me wrong
You be sittin by tha bar when its yo song
You can act like you dont like it butcha do you do you do do do do do
I think Im gonna kill tha mutha fuckin DJ if he dont let let tha record
replay ra ra record replay record replay
I think I'm gonna kill tha mutha fuckin DJ.
[Verse 2:]
I aint know tha police was the babylon.
And I aint know Im cold just like an avalanche
I never knew my titties was bigger than Pamelas So paparazzi flickin be
Flickin they camera I just know dat I be on my fly girl shit my fly girl
stomach and my fly girl hips
I fly girl ball with my fly girl mitts and I can only kiss another fly girls Lips
Now get dat O.J get dat get dat O.J. a lil cranberry and some remy mone
Now every body look my way my way Excuse all tha haters cause they
lookin sideways
Let's get it now
[Chorus:]
[Verse 3:]
Welcome like sex an while they be flexin cause they know dat this they song
So interestin frontin like they best in damn dem bitches got me wrong
Wrong wrong wrong
Got me wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah wrong Got me
wrah- wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah-wrah wrong
[Chorus:]
Kill Da DJ
Nicki Minaj's 'Kill Da DJ' serves as a high-energy track from her 2014 album 'Beam Me Up Scotty,' showcasing her signature aggressive flow and trap-influenced production. The song exemplifies her ability to blend playful bravado with technical precision, featuring rapid-fire delivery over a driving beat that became a staple in her discography during the mid-2010s. As part of her broader catalog, the recording reflects her evolution into a dominant force in contemporary hip-hop, utilizing her distinct vocal style to deliver a commanding performance that resonated with fans and critics alike. The track stands as a testament to her versatility, maintaining her characteristic edge while contributing to the vibrant soundscape of her work during this era.

