English, 10.11.2020 23:30 GaudySky

Pull up in that monster automobile gangsterrr with a bad bleep that come from Sri Lanka ya im ina tonka color of willy wonka you could be the king but watch the qu conquer first things first ill eat ya brains then imma start racking gold teeth and fangs cause thats what a mother stuff do Hairdresser from Milan, that's the monster do monster giseepee heel thats the monster do young money is the roster and the monster crew and im all up all up all up in the bank with a funny face and if Im fake i aint notice cause my money aint SO lett mee get this straight wait im the rookie!? But my features and my shows ten times your pay Fifty K for a verse no album out. Yeah my money's so tall that my barbies gotta climb it. Hotter than a middle eastern climate Find it, Tony Matterhorn dutty wine it, wine it.. Nicki on them bleeepss when i sign it and i rlly rlly rlly dont give a BIG BLEEP. Forget nicki Fudge barbie cause shes fake She's on a diet but my pockets eating cheesecakeAnd I'll say bride of Chucky is Child's play Just killed another career it's a mild dayBesides Ye they can't stand besides meI think me, you and Am' should menage Friday PINK WIG THICK BLEEP give Em whip lash. I think big ash give em BIG cash.. Now look at what you just SAWWW this is what you LIVEE for im a BLP monsterrr

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