Brick Talk Lyrics

Brick Talk Lyrics by JT is a latest English song in the voice of JT. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Brick Talk song lyrics are also written by JT. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In Brick Talk, JT from City Girls boasts about her street smarts and hustling skills, highlighting her ability to sell drügs and pull off robberies. She’s from Dade County (Miami), known for its tough environment, and proudly represents her roots. The song details her dealing with drügs, including a friend needing a Visa after getting out of jail and her sister smuggling pills. JT also talks about her rise from the trenches to success, likening herself to Cinderella, and flaunting her wealth and resilience, emphasizing her connection to the street life and her hometown.

Brick Talk Lyrics with Meaning

[Chorus]
I can sell a split (Split), I can whip a brick (Brick)
I can rob a trick, I'm from Dade County, b!tch (305)
I can whip a brick (Brick), I can sell a split (Split)
I can hit that lick (Pow), I'm from Dade, b!tch

In this chorus, JT is boasting about her diverse illegal skills, saying she can sell drügs (split), convert them into a more sellable form (whip a brick), and rob people (rob a trick). By repeating these lines, she emphasizes her street smarts and tough background. Her pride in her Dade County origins (305 is Miami's area code) reflects her resilience and ability to thrive in a rough environment.

[Verse 1]
My n!gga need a Visa (What up?), he just got out the hole, yeah
I gotta get him right (Let's go), he tryna make sto'
My sis got two hundred pills in her coochie hole

And when she hit the bathroom, she gon' let 'em go, yeah
That's two hundred pills, but what he don't know (What?)
She got two hundred more in her booty hole (Okay)
That's four hundred pills (Okay), one hundred a pill (Okay)
Forty K out the mud, I'm trapping in heels

In this verse, JT talks about helping a friend who just got out of jail and needs a Visa, indicating he's trying to get back on track. She describes her sister smuggling 400 pills by hiding them in her body, selling them for 0 each, which totals ,000. JT highlights her own hustle and determination, managing to make money while balancing her responsibilities ("trapping in heels"), showing her resourcefulness and grit.

JT repeats her claims about her illegal skills, reinforcing her ability to sell and process drügs and commit theft. This repetition emphasizes her pride in her Dade County background and her toughness, underscoring her confidence in her street-savvy abilities.

[Verse 2]
Don't try to judge me if you ain't from 'round here
I'm a City Girl, born and raised down here (Facts)
I grew up with the sliders, yeah, I know all the steppas (Steppas)
Rose from the trenches, I'm the city Cinderella
I told Eliantte, "I want all my diamonds yellow" (Lemonade)
I can make this ass clap acapella (Clap, clap)
I can make this ass clap acapella, I'm the city Cinderella

JT challenges anyone who isn't familiar with her background to not judge her, emphasizing her deep roots in her hometown. As a City Girl from a tough area, she's familiar with local street figures ("sliders" and "steppas"). Despite her challenging upbringing ("rose from the trenches"), she views herself as a modern Cinderella who has made it big. She flaunts her desire for flashy yellow diamonds and her ability to entertain confidently, showcasing her success and transformation.

JT concludes with a final boast about her various illegal skills, reiterating her proficiency in selling drügs and robbing people. By emphasizing her Dade County roots again, she underscores her pride in her tough upbringing and her resilience, reinforcing her self-image as a skilled hustler from a challenging environment.

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Famous Phrases with Explanation

1. "I can sell a split"
This phrase means JT can sell small quantities of drügs. A "split" refers to a small amount of narcotics, showcasing her ability to handle and profit from drug dealing.

2. "I can whip a brick"
Here, "whip a brick" means JT can process a large quantity of drügs, turning a substantial block of substance into smaller, sellable amounts. It highlights her skill in drug dealing operations.

3. "My sis got two hundred pills in her coochie hole"
This line describes JT's sister smuggling 200 pills hidden in her body. It illustrates the extreme measures they take to transport and sell drügs, showing their resourcefulness and risk-taking.

4. "Rose from the trenches, I'm the city Cinderella"
JT is saying she came from a tough, disadvantaged background ("the trenches") and has risen to success, comparing herself to Cinderella. It reflects her journey from hardship to achieving her dreams.

5. "I can make this ass clap acapella"
In this phrase, JT is bragging about her ability to entertain and perform without music, using just her body. It underscores her confidence and talent, emphasizing her skill in captivating an audience.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Brick Talk song?
A. Brick Talk song is sung by JT.

Q. Who wrote Brick Talk lyrics?
A. Brick Talk lyrics are penned by JT.

Q. Who has given the music of Brick Talk song?
A. Brick Talk music is composed and produced by JT.

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