6 Months – English Lyrics

• By: Foogiano, Pooh Shiesty
• Album: Gutta Baby: Reloaded

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Ho, I pop a Perc', I'm up 'bout six blunts

Got rich in six months, it's The Mayor (Ha, 'Za)

I give you that work and I'ma go for it (What, what?)

I'll never punt 'cause I'm a player (Never)

Young nigga be actin', but I ain't never cappin' (Nah)

I'm the realest and I stand on it (Ho)

Them choppers be clappin' (Grrt)

And I'm with Chopper Gang (Brrt, brrt)

Pussy, we'll drum the band on 'em

I unwrap the package (Ho)

Ayy, I've been trappin-trappin' (Ho)

Yeah, since I was a young nigga (Ho, what?)

You know I'ma tax him (What?)

And I ain't ever lackin'

Nigga, know I got the drum with me

Wop told me to flip him (Flip)

I gave him two to the head (Ho)

One to the chest, he gone (Boom, boom, boom)

Dumbass nigga (Dumb)

Yeah, I told that pussy nigga (Huh, yeah)

I'd never make a song (Never, ho)

Boy, we get 'em gone, just by the low (Ho, huh?)

'Fore the fame, I was fuckin' them hoes (Huh, Foo, Foo, what?)

I was robbin' all them boys with the blow

And if he buck, I left his ass on the floor (Boom)

Nah, I ain't no rookie, yeah, that's for sure (Huh?)

Check the charts, I'm top five on the score (Five)

Me and Shiesty, nigga, we on a roll

So Icy Boyz, we like Fantastic Four (Ice, ice, ice)

I keep a Glock, I stay on the block

I call Wop, I promise body gon' drop (Boom, boom, boom)

Got more money, that mean you need to stop (Ice)

Got so many racks, can go by the lot (Racks)

I point the Glock and, nigga, you see the dot (Boom)

And if I pull it, then your body gon' flop (Ho)

You should've died, I heard that you was a cop

Had to put that dumbass nigga on FOX

Ho, I pop a Perc' (Ha, Perc'), I'm on my sixth blunt (What?)

Got rich in six months, I hit the mail (Ha, what?)

I give you that work and I'ma go for it (What, what?)

I'll never punt 'cause I'm a player (Never)

Young nigga be actin', but I ain't never cappin' (Nah)

I'm the realest and I stand on it (Ho)

Them choppers be clappin' (Grrt)

And I'm with Chopper Gang (Brrt, brrt)

Pussy, we'll drum the band on 'em

I unwrap the package (Ho)

Ayy, I've been trappin-trappin' (Ho)

Yeah, since I was a young nigga (Ho, what?)

You know I'ma tax him (What?)

And I ain't ever lackin'

Nigga, know I got the drum with me

Wop told me to flip him (Flip)

I gave him two to the head (Ho)

One to the chest, he gone (Boom, boom, boom)

Dumbass nigga (Dumb)

Yeah, I told that pussy nigga (Huh, yeah)

I'd never make a song (Never, ho, blrrd, blrrd)

Bitch, I'm a snake, the one who gon' slam 'em (Slime)

Hit your ass with the Drac', we gon' leave a man down on this block when I bake the cake

Now this ain't the same, hundred racks ain't shit, hit for ninety-five in one day

High-speed chase in the Dodge, just got through doin' the dash in the Wraith

Bitch, I mean business on what I say, took off with rappin', but still with the slay

Shot a video Wednesday, then off Sunday, we want you dead, I'ma tell 'em, 'Okay'

Chop his ass up like a high-top fade, I done bought a new gun, I want some grenades

Drop a fifty with the can, let me play (Blrrd), kill his ass with a smile, have a nice day

We gon' pop up with choppers where your kids play, ain't no stoppin' 'til they get it, andale

Ho, I pop a Perc', I'm 'bout on my sixth blunt (Ha, ho, what?)

Got rich in six months, I hit the mail (Ha, what?)

I give you that work and I'ma go for it (What, what?)

I'll never punt 'cause I'm a player (Never)

Young nigga be actin', but I ain't never cappin' (Nah)

I'm the realest and I stand on it (Ho)

Them choppers be clappin' (Grrt)

And I'm with Chopper Gang (Brrt, brrt)

Pussy, we'll drum the band on 'em

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
rich /rɪtʃ/ A1	adjective - having a lot of money or assets
work /wɜːrk/ A1	noun - effort or activity directed towards a purpose verb - to do a job or task
player /ˈpleɪər/ A2	noun - someone who plays a game or sport noun - someone who is skilled or experienced in a particular field
realest /ˈriːəlɪst/ B1	adjective - most authentic or genuine
chopper /ˈtʃɒpər/ B1	noun - a helicopter or a type of firearm
trappin /ˈtræpɪŋ/ B2	verb - slang for selling drugs
tax /tæks/ A2	verb - to demand money from someone
flip /flɪp/ A2	verb - to turn something over verb - to sell something quickly for a profit
drum /drʌm/ A2	noun - a large cylindrical container or a musical instrument
Glock /ɡlɒk/ B1	noun - a type of handgun
block /blɒk/ A1	noun - a solid piece of material or a section of a street
racks /ræks/ B1	noun - slang for a large amount of money
slay /sleɪ/ B2	verb - to kill violently or to impress greatly
dash /dæʃ/ A2	verb - to run or move quickly
grenades /ɡrɪˈneɪdz/ B1	noun - small explosive devices

Key Grammar Structures

• Ho, I pop a Perc', I'm up 'bout six blunts

  ➔ Contraction ('bout for about)

  ➔ The word 'bout is a contraction of 'about', commonly used in informal speech and lyrics.

• I give you that work and I'ma go for it (What, what?)

  ➔ Slang (I'ma for I am going to)

  ➔ I'ma is a slang contraction of 'I am going to', often used in casual or urban contexts.

• Young nigga be actin', but I ain't never cappin' (Nah)

  ➔ Double negative (ain't never)

  ➔ The phrase 'ain't never' is a double negative, which is grammatically incorrect in standard English but common in colloquial speech and lyrics.

• Them choppers be clappin' (Grrt)

  ➔ African American Vernacular English (AAVE) - habitual be

  ➔ The use of 'be' to indicate a habitual action is a feature of AAVE, often found in rap and hip-hop lyrics.

• I unwrap the package (Ho)

  ➔ Present simple tense for habitual actions

  ➔ The present simple tense is used here to describe a habitual action, indicating that the speaker frequently performs this action.

• Wop told me to flip him (Flip)

  ➔ Indirect speech (reported speech)

  ➔ This is an example of indirect speech, where the speaker reports what someone else said without quoting the exact words.

• Bitch, I'm a snake, the one who gon' slam 'em (Slime)

  ➔ Slang (gon' for going to)

  ➔ Gon' is a slang contraction of 'going to', commonly used in informal speech and lyrics.

• We gon' pop up with choppers where your kids play

  ➔ Future tense with 'gon''

  ➔ The use of 'gon'' here indicates a future action, similar to 'going to', but in a more colloquial form.