Make It Rain – English Lyrics

• By: Soulja Boy

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Yaah, soulja

Heey

I just spent 10 on a whole thang

Ridin through the city and the car swang

10 thousand dollars for my pinky ring

And she all on me cause' I'm in the game

I just spent 10 for the whole thang ya, make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

I just spent 20 for the whole thang

Call on my jeweller that's a new chain

In a lamborghini and I'm switching lanes

And your girl on me cause' I'm in the game

It ain't nothing to me I just make it rain

She just drop it down while I'm switching lanes

She just twirl everywhere I'm gettin' cake

Every club I'm hitting on I'm getting cake getting cake

I just spent 10 on a whole thang

Ridin through the city and the car swang

10 thousand dollars for my pinky ring

And she all on me cause' I'm in the game

I just spent 10 for the whole thang ya, make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

She just all on me cause my ice chain

She wanna fuck my car she wanna fuck my rims

She wanna suck my chain

She in love with my ring

I just hit the block and I make it rain

Shout out to the squad shout out to the gang

Pull up to the club and I fire flame

Spent a 100 thousand on a cuban link

I just spent 10 on a whole thang

Ridin through the city and the car swang

10 thousand dollars for my pinky ring

And she all on me cause' I'm in the game

I just spent 10 for the whole thang ya, make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

Walk inside the club and just make it rain

Key Grammar Structures

• I just spent 10 on a whole thang

  ➔ Past Simple with "just" for recent action

  ➔ The use of "just" with the Past Simple verb "spent" emphasizes that the action of spending a large amount of money happened very recently, similar to the Present Perfect but common in informal American English.

• And she all on me cause' I'm in the game

  ➔ Informal Contractions "cause'" and "I'm"

  ➔ "Cause'" is an informal, shortened version of "because," used to introduce a reason. "I'm" is a common contraction of "I am." Both are typical in casual speech and song lyrics.

• I just spent 10 for the whole thang ya, make it rain

  ➔ Causative Verb "make" (make + object + base form)

  ➔ The causative verb "make" is used here to mean "cause something to happen." "Make it rain" is an idiom meaning to throw a lot of money in the air, typically in a club, causing it to fall like rain.

• In a lamborghini and I'm switching lanes

  ➔ Present Continuous Tense

  ➔ The Present Continuous tense ("I'm switching") describes an action that is ongoing at the moment of speaking or a temporary action happening around the present time.

• It ain't nothing to me I just make it rain

  ➔ Double Negative (informal "ain't nothing")

  ➔ "Ain't nothing" is an informal and grammatically non-standard double negative that means "isn't anything" or "is nothing." It's frequently used in colloquial speech and song lyrics for emphasis.

• She just drop it down while I'm switching lanes

  ➔ Conjunction "while" for simultaneous actions

  ➔ The conjunction "while" is used to connect two actions that are happening at the same time, indicating simultaneity.

• She wanna fuck my car she wanna fuck my rims

  ➔ Informal Contraction "wanna" (want to)

  ➔ "Wanna" is a very common informal contraction of "want to," frequently used in spoken English and song lyrics to express desire.

• Shout out to the squad shout out to the gang

  ➔ Phrasal Verb "shout out to"

  ➔ The phrasal verb "shout out to" means to publicly acknowledge, greet, or give credit to someone or a group.

• Pull up to the club and I fire flame

  ➔ Phrasal Verb "pull up to"

  ➔ The phrasal verb "pull up to" means to arrive at a particular place, usually in a vehicle, and stop there.

• Spent a 100 thousand on a cuban link

  ➔ Preposition "on" for expenditure

  ➔ The preposition "on" is used here to specify the item or purpose for which money was spent.