Watuhname Lyrics – Quavo
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[Intro]
I just started, brodie, you folk trying to put me out police
I'm running game, s*it, I'm goddamn, I'm-I'm-I'm-I'm
I'm stealing shots, I ain't— I ain't nothing, I ain't nothing watuhname
Yeah
Woah, Quavo
Know what I'm saying?
What I did
[Verse 1]
Pull five hunnid thousand out he bank, just spend two-fifty (For real)
Shawty not far from a ten, so a n!gga spend a dub, told her to get some new titties (Hear)
The b!tch went crazy, the ho ain't nothing, now I'm burning down, I hate it, I hit it (I hit that)
My phone still ping, I ain't in the trap no more but I'll send him go get it (Ping)
"What'll ya have?", trap like The Varsity, crazy, I trap out of Marcy, yeah
I got the vision, I bust down the Cartiers, I came a long way, I'm evolving (Cartier)
She wanna go fu*k on some bosses, n!gga, you told her them n!ggas balling (Woo)
He know that this lit, n!gga keep pulling up like, "Damn, lil' n!gga, who calls?" (Damn; oh, oh; prr)
N!gga ain't turning me down for nothing, n!gga, this my city (Fu*k, n!gga; Yeah)
It's a million in blues on the motherfu*king carpet, that's a real flow milli' (On Ten)
B!tch keep talking 'bout chasing her dreams, I sit and hold a Philly (Goddamn)
Make a Lambo and pop a whelly, drop top ball head like Gilly (Skrrt, skrrt; I'm gone)
Finna pop another new one name, s*it kicked in and I ain't feel it (what ya name, yeah; hold on)
[Chorus]
N!gga went back to the trap, had to really go pick up some what ya name (what ya name; Yeah, yeah)
Most of these rappers be cap, talking 'bout just for what ya name (what ya name; Yeah, yeah)
Go ahead, gon' stay on my lap, she gon' suck me up until what ya name (what ya name; she suck my soul)
[Verse 2]
Yeah (S*it)
If I put a no lil' chain on a b!tch I might as well sign her, yeah
Yeah, I like the money, yeah, I'm too straight, no crease I might as well iron her (I'm tame)
Jumping out the door, boy (??) just spent five hunnid on the liner (Swoo, swoo)
Yeah, got me feeling myself on a jet, I'm feeling like Desiigner (Hey)
What you doing? I'm 'bout the whip out on my b!tch in the back, got her tied up (B!tch)
Just threw back a pill, don't look at me like you an opp, you gon' get your s*it fired up (Fire)
They snitching and wearing no wire, these n!ggas telling you just for a ride (On God)
Got it in heart, that remain inspired, remember I'm him, it's just a reminder (Remember)
My n!gga frustrated, he back in the hood, keep telling me, n!gga, just tryna (What name? Still tryna get it; hold on)
[Chorus]
N!gga went back to the trap, had to really go pick up some what ya name (what ya name; Yeah, yeah)
Most of these rappers be cap, talking 'bout just for what ya name (what ya name; Yeah, yeah)
Go ahead, gon' stay on my lap, she gon' suck me up until what ya name (what ya name; she suck my soul)
[Outro]
Yeah
About This Song
“Watuhname” is featured as the third track—alongside “Pop It Hard” and “Trapaline”—on Quavo’s surprise release, *Satchamo Warehouse*, which dropped on November 4, 2026.
The track fully embraces the defining aesthetic of the *SATCHAMO* album and is instantly identifiable by Quavo's characteristic vocal style.
Behind the Lyrics: Slang/Street Terms Glossary
| Brodie [Street Slang] |
A street term of address for a close friend, associate, or fellow member of one’s circle, commonly used in hip-hop and American street culture. |
| Folk [Regional Colloquialism] |
An informal regional expression for people or associates, often referring to a particular group or circle. |
| Running game [Street Slang] |
Using persuasive talk, manipulation, or calculated moves to get money, influence, or romantic attention. |
| Watuhname [Youth Colloquialism] |
A deliberately distorted version of "what’s-their-name," used when pretending not to remember or bother mentioning someone’s name. |
| Hunnid [Regional Dialect] |
African American Vernacular English pronunciation and spelling of "hundred," commonly used in hip-hop money references. |
| Shawty [Regional Street Slang] |
A term rooted in Southern and African American hip-hop culture referring to an attractive woman or romantic interest. |
| A ten [Hip-Hop Colloquialism] |
A rating of someone’s physical attractiveness on a scale of one to ten; here, describing a woman as exceptionally attractive. |
| A dub [Street Slang] |
Slang for twenty dollars, derived from the slang use of "W" for twenty; here, referring to spending . |
| Trap [Drug Culture] |
A location or operation associated with selling illegal drugs, particularly in Southern US hip-hop culture. |
| Trap out of Marcy [Street Slang] |
A reference to conducting street or drug-related business in the Marcy Houses housing projects in Brooklyn, New York. |
| Balling [Hip-Hop Slang] |
Displaying wealth through expensive purchases, lavish spending, and an extravagant lifestyle. |
| Blues [Drug Culture] |
Street slang for blue-colored counterfeit or illicit pills, often associated with oxycodone or fentanyl sold as prescription painkillers. |
| Philly [Drug Culture] |
A slang reference to a Philadelphia-style blunt, typically made by hollowing out a Phillies cigar and filling its wrapper with cannabis. |
| Pop a whelly [Street Slang] |
A variant spelling of "pop a wheelie," meaning to lift the front wheel of a vehicle while riding, commonly associated with motorcycle and street-riding culture. |
| Finna [Regional Dialect] |
A Southern African American Vernacular English contraction of "fixing to," meaning about to or getting ready to do something. |
| What ya name [Youth Colloquialism] |
A deliberately vague, humorous placeholder for a forgotten or unimportant name, used repeatedly as a dismissive catchphrase in the song. |
| Cap [Street Slang] |
A term popularized through African American Vernacular English meaning a lie, exaggeration, or false claim; calling someone’s statements cap means they are dishonest. |
| No lil’ chain [Hip-Hop Colloquialism] |
A reference to giving a woman even a relatively small or modest piece of jewelry, suggesting that such a gift implies a serious financial commitment or relationship. |
| Opp [Street Slang] |
Short for "opposition" or "opponent," referring to a rival, enemy, or member of a competing street group. |
| Wearing no wire [Street Slang] |
Refers to secretly cooperating with law enforcement by wearing a concealed recording device to capture conversations or evidence. |
| Him [Hip-Hop Slang] |
An expression of dominance and exceptional self-confidence, meaning someone who considers himself the standout, superior, or most influential person. |
| Back in the hood [Street Slang] |
Refers to returning to one’s economically disadvantaged neighborhood or street environment, often associated with one’s original community and street connections. |
Watuhname Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | Watuhname |
| Singer(s) | Quavo |
| Musician(s) | Pharrell Williams |
| Lyricist(s) | Quavo & Pharrell Williams |
| Release Date | November 4, 2026 |
| Language | English |
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The song 'Watuhname' is sung by Quavo.
Who wrote the song 'Watuhname'?
The song 'Watuhname' is written by Quavo and Pharrell Williams.
Who produced the music for the song 'Watuhname'?
Music of the song 'Watuhname' is produced by Pharrell Williams.
When was the song 'Watuhname' officially released?
The song 'Watuhname' is officially released on November 4, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.
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