GTA Lyrics – Don Toliver
Read the complete GTA Lyrics by Don Toliver along with song credits, release information and other details about the song.
[Intro: Kodak Black]
Yep, yep
(Fresh, you done did it now)
Yeah
Man, ayy
(ATL Jacob, ATL Jacob)
[Verse 1: Kodak Black]
Shorty going on the hit 'cause that's all he know
Forty on me, blow this b!tch like a snow...
Young n!gga just got hit with that blick and that's all she owe
They shot up the block party in the Breeze, everybody was dropping posts
Hop in the drop, go down to the O, I pop on the Glock and pop this top
Draw down the Glock, it's on for the cop, I see the lil' boy get shot in the mouth
I wanna rock, yeah, I wanna rock, n!gga
I don't wanna talk, n!gga, I wanna rock
I wanna rock, yeah, I wanna rock, n!gga
I don't wanna talk, n!gga, I wanna rock
Pull down the beanie, nobody see me
Ski mask and the demon work the set
Catch me speeding, listening to a CD, but taking Percocets
I'm the reason that everybody scared
I'm the reason for all of the deaths
I'm the reason these n!ggas mad at me, they move out and these n!ggas don't act
[Chorus: Kodak Black]
Ayy, n!gga, what you saying, what?
Pick your mans up, up
All these bands make you jump, get your ass bust, up
Cutthroat CMG, yeah, everybody scared of us, up, up
Ayy, n!gga, what you saying, what?
Pick your mans up, up
All these bands make you jump, get your ass bust, up
Cutthroat CMG, yeah, everybody scared of us, up, up
[Bridge: Don Toliver]
First round of business, I done went and got the blicky out
Second round of business, I done went and copped the sticky out
Third round of business, s*it, he went and copped the-, shh
(Ahahah)
Let's get it
[Verse 2: Don Toliver]
Don't let me crash out (Woo)
I'll whoop your ass with my hands, I got her ass out (Her ass?)
I'm looking like a goat in here, but I'm a cash cow (Cash)
They milk me out for everything when I got them racks out (racks)
These n!ggas out here snitching, how the hell your bail 'em out?
[Refrain: Don Toliver]
Let me in, uh, uh, every lane, uh, uh
Belvedere, uh, uh, we in here, uh, uh
Keep it clear, uh, uh, right wheel steering, baby, I can't hear (Get out)
[Verse 3: Don Toliver]
Riding through that cage, almost hit a deer (Riding through that)
Jumping in the whip like I commandeer (Commandeer)
Call me a patron, yes, I'm highly feared (Highly feared)
You say you a freak, put it on my beard
Pull up in that two-tone, it's kinda weird (Skrrt)
Put it on her grill, know we like it seared (Skrrt, skrrt)
Codeine moving wild, know he in the field (Skrrt, skrrt)
Donnie moving wild like I never chill
Donnie moving-
[Bridge: Don Toliver]
Shake something
Shawty in the strip club, I know she finna quake something
I'ma get a band out this b!tch, I'm finna make something
I'ma get a band out this b!tch, I'm finna make something
I'ma get a
[Refrain: Don Toliver]
Let me in, uh, uh, every lane, uh, uh
Belvedere, uh, uh, we in here, uh, uh
Keep it clear, uh, uh, right wheel steering, baby, I can't hear
[Chorus: Kodak Black]
Ayy, n!gga, what you saying, what?
Pick your mans up, up
All these bands make you jump, get your ass bust, up
Cutthroat CMG, yeah, everybody scared of us, up, up
Behind the Lyrics: Slang/Street Terms Glossary
| Breeze [Regional Street Reference] |
A local Atlanta neighborhood or area reference, likely associated with the street environment and violence described in the verse. |
| The O [Regional Street Slang] |
Slang for a specific neighborhood or area, commonly used in Southern hip-hop and street vernacular; the exact location depends on local context. |
| Blick [Street Slang] |
A slang term for a firearm, particularly a handgun, commonly used in contemporary American street and drill culture. |
| Bands [Street Slang] |
Stacks of money, usually referring to thousands of dollars bundled together. |
| Mans [Street Slang] |
A colloquial street expression for a male friend, associate, or fellow gang member. |
| Crash out [Street Slang] |
To act recklessly or violently without considering the consequences, often through impulsive confrontation or retaliation. |
| Racks [Street Slang] |
Slang for large amounts of money, typically thousands of dollars. |
| Bail 'em out [Street Colloquialism] |
In street culture, helping someone financially or arranging money for their release from jail after an arrest. |
| Whip [Street Slang] |
Slang for a car or vehicle, particularly in hip-hop and urban street culture. |
| Freak [Sexual Colloquialism] |
A sexually adventurous or uninhibited person; in this context, someone presenting themselves as sexually adventurous. |
| Two-tone [Automotive Slang] |
A vehicle featuring two contrasting paint colors, often associated with customized or luxury cars in hip-hop culture. |
| Codeine [Drug Culture] |
A prescription opioid that is also associated with recreational lean culture, particularly in Southern hip-hop; the lyric suggests its influence or presence in the street environment. |
| Finna [Regional Dialect] |
A Southern African American English contraction of "fixing to", meaning about to or intending to do something. |
GTA Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | GTA |
| Singer(s) | Don Toliver |
| Musician(s) | Don Toliver |
| Lyricist(s) | Don Toliver |
| Language | English |
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