Flame – English Lyrics

• By: Soulja Boy
• Album: Big Soulja

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of Soulja Boy with "Flame," a track that showcases his signature bravado and innovative style. This song offers a glimpse into the themes of success and street life that define much of his work, providing a vibrant introduction to his unique place in hip-hop history.

[English]

Stacks on deck, money gang, nigga the movie, nigga.

Y'all know what the fuck goin' on, nigga. Big Soulja, nigga, head.

Motherfucker commando in charge, nigga.

We talking 'bout a hunnid thousand, nigga.

A hundred K a day, nigga.

Gang shit, nigga. Money.

Every day I'm gettin' to that cake.

Woke up this mornin' then I went and bought a Wraith.

Smokin' on dope, know I'm high in space.

Had to call my lawyer, got caught with the Glock, with the Draco, beat the case.

Yesterday, Young Drae made fifty K.

Brand new Wraith, out of space, brand new paint.

Fortchiottos in a turnin' lane, doin' what they can't.

Don't play with the gang, in the kitchen, hurricane.

Fly through, new Bentley coupe, what you sayin'?

Fortchiottos in the hood, yeah they know that I'm the man.

Back touchdown, that's a touchdown.

Draco on me, boy, and it hold a hunnid rounds.

Broad day, cops lurk, you know they plot.

Woah, I'm in the kitchen, I'm in the pot.

I'm on the kitchen, I'm in the stove.

Hunnid pounds came in, I whoop the whole bow.

Diamonds on my neck, and it North Pole.

Diamonds on me, Johnny Dang, rang, bling, blang, blang.

In the kitchen, doin' my damn thing.

Let the Draco sing, just like T-Pain.

Hit 'em just like Novacane.

Yeah, hit 'em with the Draco, he won't feel a damn thing.

Hey, hit 'em with the Draco, he won't feel a damn thing.

Two pistols on my hip, man, I feel like Max Payne.

Blowin' hard in the turnin' lane.

Don't play with the gang, I'm in a new Bentley Coupe.

Chicken noodle soup, Flame.

Pull up on you, Draco broad day, blow out his brain.

With the gang, man, don't make me say that shit again.

We don't play, yeah, we pull up broad day.

Nigga, hunnid K sittin' in a Louis Suitcase.

Had to call my lawyer, beat the case.

Draco ain't no throw away.

If he disrespect gang, know we take the whole say.

Run up on him, spray the place.

Spray the Draco like it's mace.

No face, no case, no face, no case.

No seal, no deal, pop a nigga like a pill.

Yeah, I'm playin' with the M, tryna get a couple bills.

Young Drae broke the rules, new album comin' soon.

Brand new Draco on me, sweep the room like a broom.

Draco made none.

All he heard was kaboom.

Put his body in a tomb, six feet for fuckin' with crew.

Gang, yeah, we let it bang, wrist that's a hurricane.

Yeah, we know them niggas lame, we pull up we takin' change.

Hurricane drop, brand new off skirt.

In the kitchen with my wrist, I can make this shit work.

Plug came in, fifty pounds, got 'em gone.

Hunnid keys in one week, glean in my style phone.

Sippin' lean 'til I'm gone, sippin' lean 'til I'm dead.

In a coupe with a bad ass bitch, big head.

Lamborghini coupe, quarter mill arm in a leg.

If you shoot for the gang, nigga, we comin' for your head.

Snatchin' chain, snatchin' rings, snatchin' AIDS damn thing.

Jewelry on my wrist, and they knowin' what's my name.

Big Draco, let shots go.

But don't play with gang, we pull up on you.

Do you dirty, leave 'em in the rain.

In a strip club, make it rain.

All this diamonds on my neck.

Oh man, it's a shame.

Fifty thousand for the ring.

On the bling, bling, bling, king.

All this diamonds on my neck, and no nigga do no thing.

Could a chopper hit his face.

Boom, boom, boom, put 'em down, nigga.

Draco, hold a rounds, I'm in your city with the pounds.

All he heard was a whole lot of sound.

Whole lot of chopper sounds, chopper knock a nigga down.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
gang /ɡæŋ/ A1	noun - a group of people, especially criminals or rappers
money /ˈmʌni/ A1	noun - a current medium of exchange in the form of coins or banknotes
day /deɪ/ A1	noun - a period of 24 hours
buy /baɪ/ A1	verb - to acquire something by paying for it
smoke /smοʊk/ A2	verb - to inhale and exhale smoke from a cigarette, cigar, etc.
call /kɔl/ A1	verb - to contact someone by telephone
lawyer /ˈlɔjər/ A2	noun - a person who practices law
case /keɪs/ A2	noun - an instance of something happening
shoot /ʃʊt/ A2	verb - to fire a gun or bullet
diamond /ˈdaɪəmənd/ A2	noun - a precious stone consisting of a clear and colorless carbon
kitchen /ˈkɪtʃən/ A1	noun - a room for preparing and cooking food
hurricane /ˈhɜrɪkən/ B1	noun - a violent tropical storm with strong winds
pistol /ˈpɪstəl/ B1	noun - a small firearm designed to be held in one hand
sweep /swip/ A2	verb - to clean a surface by brushing
wrist /rɪst/ A2	noun - the joint connecting the hand to the forearm
jewelry /ˈdʒuːəlri/ A2	noun - ornamental items worn for personal adornment

Key Grammar Structures

• Woke up this mornin' then I went and bought a Wraith.

  ➔ Past Simple

  ➔ The verb "Woke" is in the "Past Simple" tense, showing a completed action that happened before now.

• Had to call my lawyer, got caught with the Glock, with the Draco, beat the case.

  ➔ Modal of Obligation (had to)

  ➔ The phrase "Had to" is a past‑tense modal expressing necessity: "I "had to" call my lawyer".

• We talking 'bout a hunnid thousand, nigga.

  ➔ Present Progressive (be + -ing)

  ➔ "We "talking"" uses the present progressive to show an ongoing action: "We are talking".

• Every day I'm gettin' to that cake.

  ➔ Present Progressive with Frequency Expression

  ➔ "I'm "gettin'"" (I am getting) is in the present progressive; "Every day" adds a habitual meaning.

• If he disrespect gang, know we take the whole say.

  ➔ First Conditional (if + present, will)

  ➔ "If he disrespect gang" is the "if"‑clause in present simple; the main clause "we take" expresses the future result (omitted "will").

• Don't play with the gang, I'm in a new Bentley Coupe.

  ➔ Imperative + Present Simple

  ➔ "Don't play" is an imperative negative; "I'm" uses the present simple to state a fact.

• Sippin' lean 'til I'm gone, sippin' lean 'til I'm dead.

  ➔ Gerund/Present Participle as Noun Phrase + Conjunction "until" (contracted "'til")

  ➔ "Sippin'" is a gerund functioning as a noun phrase; "'til" is the contracted form of "until" meaning "up to the time that".

• Brand new Draco on me, sweep the room like a broom.

  ➔ Simile using "like"

  ➔ "like a broom" is a simile that compares the way the Draco "sweeps" to the action of a broom.