Organic Free Range Chicken Lyrics – Larry June, Cardo Got Wings

Organic Free Range Chicken Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Larry June]
Larry kicks things off with a raw, relaxed vibe. He’s lighting up and accidentally ashes on an expensive $10,000 desk, showing how casually he lives a luxury lifestyle. That laid-back moment sets the tone, making it clear this track is going to be one of those standout joints. The repetition of “ayy” builds energy, like he’s hyping himself up before diving into the verse.

[Verse 1: Larry June]
Here, Larry talks about staying away from fake people because he knows how to spot them. He keeps it moving, staying low-key but respected both in nice neighborhoods and tougher streets. He casually mentions he’s sitting on about twenty grand—enough to buy something flashy like a mink coat—but he’s not flashy just for the sake of it. Even though he’s got options and the money, he often prefers rest over flexing. He describes cruising smoothly, riding a bike one-handed while staying protected. His car, a Mercedes with a strong engine, shows he’s moving fast and in style. He keeps it player, saying the women he deals with pay him anyway, so he might as well do it the pimp way. With luxury watches, flashy cars, and money rolling in, he’s not here to play. He stays guarded, sharp, and focused on making money. His message is clear: don’t wait around—go chase your own success.

[Chorus: Larry June]
Larry repeats the word “chicken” to represent money. He’s saying he eats well, lives well, and handles money daily. “Putting numbers on the board” means he’s constantly making progress and winning, like scoring in a game. His healthy lifestyle and mindset help him stay on top. The hook is catchy but all about grinding, stacking cash, and staying locked in on the goal—get that money.

[Verse 2: Larry June]
Larry reps his hometown, Frisco (San Francisco), and says the way he moves is on a different level. He talks about treating women well—taking them out to eat and spoiling them—but keeping things casual. He doesn’t get too emotionally attached. Spending big money, like $20,000 on a custom bike, isn’t a big deal to him anymore. Even without a muffler, he’s still rolling in style. He smokes good weed, which has become part of his lifestyle, and keeps protection close by just in case. He stresses that chasing success is bigger than just flexing—it’s about legacy and long-term gain. He’s got a long clip, a thick woman he trusts, and he stays focused on his business, not getting caught up in distractions. He’s deep in the streets but stays smart, stacking money in different places—from the bathroom to the kitchen. The line “Good job, Larry” is him recognizing his own progress and staying consistent, even through the chaos.

[Chorus: Larry June]
Again, Larry doubles down on the theme—chicken is money, and he’s making it daily. He stays active, grinding every day like a star athlete hitting 3-pointers. It’s about success, health, and never losing momentum. His focus is simple: keep scoring, keep stacking, and get your chicken.