Left Cheek, Right Cheek – English Lyrics

• By: Tay Money, YNW Melly

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the energetic world of "Left Cheek, Right Cheek" by Tay Money and YNW Melly, a vibrant trap track perfect for exploring modern hip-hop slang and fast-paced lyrical delivery in English. Its straightforward party theme makes the language accessible, while the artists' distinct flows offer a great way to understand diverse vocal styles in rap.

[English]

Okay

You are now on a feature with YNW Melly and Melvin

Slatt (You)

Louder

make the weed louder

Internet Money, bitch

I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, let's throw a earthquake

He just wanna know, ayy, can I make that ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, I'ma throw a earthquake

I'm so fuckin' brazy, ooh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement

So fuckin' brazy, uh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement (Money)

He wanna see that thang go (Ayy)

Movie like Fandango (What?)

He trippin', let that man go (Boy)

You bitches rap the same though (Hah)

Laughin' at hoes, so they a lil' bitch

Gon' get on her toes, I'm flexin' and shit

She tryna be me, you not even close

Heel on your throat, I'm back for some more (Sit down)

Tay Money what? Tay Money bankroll

Twenty on my neck, this shit feel cold

Twenty on my neck, your bitch look broke (Money)

Do what I want, your bitch get told (Hah)

Ooh, that's my baby (What?)

Fresh cut, I'm fresh lady

He ain't got no money, why the fuck he tryna date me?

I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, let's throw a earthquake

He just wanna know, ayy, can I make that ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, I'ma throw a earthquake

I'm so fuckin' brazy, ooh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement

So fuckin' brazy, uh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement

It's 9:59 and Melvin on time (Slatt, slatt, slatt)

Put dick in her ribs, tuck into her spine (Yes, her spine)

It's 9:58, and Melvin ain't late (Hell no, I ain't late)

Bitch finna eat dick off dinner plate (Damn, damn, damn)

Eat that dick off the dinner plate, I ain't tryna instigate

Paint you with my dick like it's a brush, yeah, I illustrate

Bad ho, yeah, know (Yeah, I know)

Is you gon' fuck on me, yes or no? (Yes or no?)

I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, let's throw a earthquake

He just wanna know, ayy, can I make that ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, I'ma throw a earthquake

I'm so fuckin' brazy, ooh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement

So fuckin' brazy, uh, that's my baby

If she act up, she can get a replacement

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, work

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, work

I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek, ayy, let's throw a earthquake

I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

Left cheek, right cheek

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
cheek /tʃiːk/ A1	noun - the side part of the face below the eye
ass /æs/ A2	noun - the buttocks; the rear part of the human body noun - a donkey (informal)
shake /ʃeɪk/ A2	verb - to move quickly back and forth or up and down noun - a mixed drink made with ice and other ingredients
earthquake /ˈɜːrθ.kweɪk/ B2	noun - a sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement of the earth's crust
brazy /ˈbreɪ.zi/ C1	adjective - slang for ‘crazy’ or ‘wild’, often used to describe reckless behavior
baby /ˈbeɪ.bi/ A1	noun - a very young child; also a term of endearment
replacement /rɪˈpleɪs.mənt/ B1	noun - something that takes the place of another thing
money /ˈmʌn.i/ A1	noun - currency used to buy goods and services
neck /nɛk/ A1	noun - the part of the body that connects the head to the torso
fresh /frɛʃ/ B1	adjective - new or recently made; not stale adjective - bold or impudent (slang)
flex /flɛks/ B2	verb - to bend a joint, especially to show off muscles; slang: to show off
trippin /ˈtrɪp.ɪŋ/ C1	verb - slang for ‘tripping’; acting irrationally or being overly paranoid
spine /spaɪn/ B1	noun - the column of bones that runs down the back, protecting the spinal cord
paint /peɪnt/ A2	verb - to apply colour to a surface with a brush or other tool noun - the coloured substance used for painting
illustrate /ˈɪl.ə.streɪt/ B2	verb - to explain or decorate a text with pictures or examples
laugh /læf/ A1	verb - to make sounds and movements of the face that show happiness or amusement
bitch /bɪtʃ/ B2	noun - female dog; also a derogatory term for a woman
hoe /hoʊ/ B2	noun - slang for a promiscuous woman; also a garden tool (not used in the song context)

Key Grammar Structures

• I just wanna know, can you come make your ass shake?

  ➔ Modal verb + bare infinitive (can + base verb); question formation; ellipsis of 'to' before 'make'.

  ➔ The word "can" is a modal verb expressing ability/permission. "make" is a bare infinitive (no "to") because it follows the modal.

• If she act up, she can get a replacement.

  ➔ First conditional (if + present simple, will/can + base verb); modal verb 'can' for possibility.

  ➔ The clause "If she act up" uses the present simple after "if" to talk about a real possibility. "can get" shows ability/possibility.

• Do what I want, your bitch get told.

  ➔ Imperative sentence; elliptical passive voice (get + past participle) without a subject.

  ➔ The verb "Do" starts an imperative. "get told" is a colloquial passive construction meaning "be told".

• It's 9:59 and Melvin on time.

  ➔ Simple present (It is) with time expression; present simple used for scheduled events.

  ➔ "It's" is a contraction of "It is". The present simple is used to state the current time as a fact.

• Put dick in her ribs, tuck into her spine.

  ➔ Imperative mood; two base‑form verbs linked by a comma, each commanding an action.

  ➔ "Put" and "tuck" are bare infinitives used as commands; the subject "you" is implied.

• Bitch finna eat dick off dinner plate.

  ➔ Use of "finna" (going to) for near‑future intention; colloquial future construction.

  ➔ "finna" is a slang contraction of "fixing to" meaning "about to"; it introduces a planned action.

• He ain't got no money, why the fuck he tryna date me?

  ➔ Negative contraction "ain't" + double negative; informal present progressive "tryna" (trying to).

  ➔ "ain't" replaces "is not/has not" in colloquial speech. "got no" creates a double negative, intensifying the negation. "tryna" = "trying to".

• He trippin', let that man go.

  ➔ Present participle used as a colloquial adjective "trippin'"; imperative "let" with bare infinitive.

  ➔ "trippin'" (short for "tripping") describes someone acting irrationally. "let" is an imperative verb followed by the bare infinitive "that man go".