660 – English Lyrics

• By: Bad Boy Chiller Crew, Dizzee Rascal, S Dog

Lyrics & Translation

Explore the vibrant world of UK slang and Northern English culture through Bad Boy Chiller Crew's energetic track '660.' This song offers a great opportunity to learn colloquialisms and understand the 'charva' subculture, all while enjoying a high-octane bassline beat. The rapid-fire delivery and distinct accents of the artists provide a fun and authentic language learning experience.

[English]

Yo, [music] it's awesome,

ring your dad. We back and we ba [music]

baby

fourwheel [music] drive for the winner.

You can say I'm off to a winner. Big

choice to the boys don't stop for the

boys in [music] blue. with a B6 sing

with yo I seen the be switched back to

the [music] pitch when I crew when I

live school I'm a '90s kid my life

the sunshine a bad day weekend

[music]

by a good time a big hill feels like

back in the day but the fact

[music]

no love for the standard to the

floor when that [music] shit's in

transit take it back to the Golden days

golden chains a stolen place to get back

to the golden age when I come so fast

when the order stay I'm a big 66 day

[music]

shift bigger my heart just watch me kick

in cops in the distance on my biscuit in

the instant from the infant [music] in

the system I'm a misfit rapper boys got

knocked off coming for the lock coming

for the boys to do that show we got big

toys for them rodent these green buds

[music] are like gold dust make a big

wed

out in that crop house I'm in that site

With that top down, it's all bush when

the lights flash [music]

top

to the GG with a BBC. I make from music

and I make it [music] look easy. I

pendant breezy mother school like blue

cheer

swinging on a big 660. Wow. No [music]

shoes like a kick like jetly

[music]

pass lights for the entry. I just want a

good night. I don't want a bro. I come I

the I watch the cash. [music] I make the

bangle. Hop out the l jump in the lambo

with a crown. They rip on the road back

for bandits. No [music] love for the

piece that's standard. to the floor

when that shit's in transit. Take it

back to the olden days. Golden [music]

chains a stolen place. Take it back to

the golden age when I come so fast from

the old estate. [music] I'm a big 66 day

shift. Big my heart just watch when it

kicks in. Cops in the distance. Cars on

my [music] biscuit in the instant from

the infant. system crossing my misfit.

[music]

Coming for the love, coming for the

I'mma pull up in a rar roller or a big

Range Rover. [music] I roll up but I

never roll over and Bradford boys on my

shoulder. Yeah, I'm in your seat and

really 22 in pre they want to see me

quit but I just stay on my lane [music]

the brain. I'll be the same top boy on

the bus on the train. I'm running up for

the game the game. You don't really want

to hear me complain and I don't really

want to over explain. I need a time out

for the champion. [music] I want to v

out and let me call my people. We're

going to ride out. We're going to get on

a plane and we're going to fly out

[music] while it's the BBC the from E3.

We got on too easy with the whole crown

rip [music]

for bandits. No love for the police that

standard to the floor when that

shit's in transit. Take it back to the

olden days. [music] Golden chains a

stolen place. Take it back to the golden

age when I come so fast from the old

state. I'mma pull up on that [music] big

66 day. Pop it and drift and shift it.

Big my heart just watch when it kicks

in. Cops in the distance. I'm a biscuit

in an instant going from an infant

[music] to the system. Crossing my

misfit rap got the gear locked up.

Coming for the lock. Coming for the

jackpot.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
winner /ˈwɪnər/ A1	noun - a person or thing that wins
choice /tʃɔɪs/ A1	noun - an act or opportunity of selecting
transit /ˈtrænsɪt/ B1	noun - the act of passing through a place
golden /ˈɡoʊldən/ A1	adjective - made of or resembling gold
stolen /ˈstoʊlən/ A2	adjective - taken without permission
shift /ʃɪft/ A2	verb - to move or change position
instant /ˈɪnstənt/ A2	noun - a very short time
misfit /ˈmɪsfɪt/ B1	noun - a person who is not suited to a situation
rapper /ˈræpər/ A1	noun - a performer of rap music
rodent /ˈroʊdənt/ B1	noun - a gnawing mammal like a rat or mouse
dust /dʌst/ A1	noun - fine powder of earth or other matter
biscuit /ˈbɪskɪt/ A1	noun - a small baked product
infant /ˈɪnfənt/ A2	noun - a very young child
gear /gɪr/ A1	noun - equipment or clothing
jackpot /ˈdʒækpɒt/ A2	noun - a large cash prize

Key Grammar Structures

• You can say I'm off to a winner.

  ➔ Present continuous for future plans

  ➔ The phrase "I'm off to a winner" uses the present continuous (I'm off) to express a future action or plan.

• I seen the be switched back to the pitch.

  ➔ Non-standard past tense (seen instead of saw)

  ➔ The word "seen" is used instead of "saw," which is non-standard English, often found in colloquial or regional dialects.

• I'm a '90s kid my life the sunshine.

  ➔ Ellipsis (omission of words)

  ➔ The sentence omits words like "was" or "is," which is common in informal or poetic language.

• Take it back to the golden age when I come so fast.

  ➔ Subordinate clause with 'when'

  ➔ The clause "when I come so fast" is a subordinate clause that adds time-related information to the main clause.

• I'm a misfit rapper boys got knocked off.

  ➔ Subject-verb agreement (boys got knocked off)

  ➔ The verb "got knocked off" agrees with the plural subject "boys," following standard English grammar rules.

• We're going to ride out. We're going to get on a plane.

  ➔ Future with 'be going to'

  ➔ The phrases "We're going to ride out" and "We're going to get on a plane" use 'be going to' to express future plans or intentions.