Plenty – English Lyrics

• By: Lil Baby, YTB Fatt, YFN Lucci

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the world of contemporary Southern Hip-Hop with "Plenty" by Lil Baby, YTB Fatt, and YFN Lucci. This track is a masterclass in trap-inspired flows and boasts, offering a dynamic way to explore modern English slang related to success, wealth, and street culture. Its high-energy beats and confident lyrics make it special, providing an authentic glimpse into the artists' perspectives and the vibrant language of the genre.

[English]

Woo, woo, woo

Woo, woo

Fire the guys, gotta throw a hundred when we go out

In my neighborhood, Aventador coupe with the doors up

Think we in the same category, he ain't even show nothin'

I was bustin' serves, backstreet, now it's the Rolls truck

Snatch the bitch out of Shein and took her to Nordstrom

Tease her brain 'bout nothin', we hit Rick Owen'

Switched the label, now I'm signed to take your ho dot-com

Bro caught a body, I did a show with the same gun

I go crazy in Vegas, I'm packin' out the strip clubs (Woo)

Watch kit crazy, plus 'cause I got the big boys

Got hoes from small to middle class, big butts

New purses, I put a pint in a teacup

Put hundreds of 'za to the side, call big bruh

Lil' one ain't get a cap and gown, but he street smart

He goin' through the whole phone, foenem blessin' up

Everybody 'round me got a weapon

Yeah, all the soldiers to the front get to steppin'

Chrome Heart' jeans, t-shirt empty

'Bout a million and a half on the chain today

New McLaren with no windshield, it came this way

They can't fuck with us at nothin', that shit plain as day (Crazy)

I don't care for that internet shit, no part (No part)

We just lost a whole boat to the coast guard

This shit business, I took all my feelings out

Been a giant, but I'm a lil' bigger now

Free lil' Nate'dem, I'm workin' to get him out

Incognito, I can't let 'em figure out

Drop a tape for the streets, they say it's a drought

From the bricks and these lil' niggas nice and soft

She won't get nothin' from me 'til I knock her off

State to state when I play, I got different houses

Atlanta (Yeah), Miami (Yeah), LA (Yeah)

Dallas (Yeah), Houston (Yeah), Vegas (Yeah), New York (Yeah)

Yeah, rose gold on me, AP, this a Skele'

Yeah, 81 freak, no Jerry, yeah

If you got clean, I can sell it, huh

Send your AD, I can mail it

Look, brodie went double homicide like Melly

I just went two at a time like Melly

Dark skin bih' look like Kelly, she ready

I put my wrist in that bitch, I'ma stretch it

Look, I send my shooter, they probably won't ever stop

Nigga askin' for price and don't ever cop

It's a drop, then you probably won't see the top

You a opp, then you probably won't see tomorrow

If I fuck her, she probably love me tomorrow

If she foreign, I'm probably gon' hit her up

If I'm in it, it probably a different car

Yeah, fuck do you mean, lil' nigga?

Still havin' Wock' like it green, lil' nigga

I pull up dolo, just me and my pistol

I put a bounty on him, they gon' get him

I put a hundred on him and his sister

I spent like two hundred thousand for this one

I'm the type to spend ten thousand on slippers

I'm the type to get him out of here quicker

Huh, hah

Take all the bad bitches, fine shit gettin' bigger

Happy for my last ho, she doin' good, she fuckin' a Clipper

A B-ball boy, five star, bitch, benched her

The bitch tryna transform from VS to an emerald

Cadillac truck, not the rig, this the big one

I'm straight on love, havin' raw sex with some sisters

Shanice, Alexis, Taylor, Rebecca, Chastity, Iyanna, Chyna, Rihanna

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
bust /bʌst/ B1	verb - to break or cause to break verb - to perform or achieve something impressively
snatch /snætʃ/ A2	verb - to grab or take something quickly
tease /tiːz/ B1	verb - to playfully annoy or provoke
switch /swɪtʃ/ A2	verb - to change or exchange
pack /pæk/ A2	verb - to put items into a container
bless /bles/ A2	verb - to confer prosperity or protection
weapon /ˈwɛpən/ A1	noun - a tool or instrument used in combat
chrome /kroʊm/ B1	noun - a hard, lustrous metallic element
incognito /ˌɪnkɒɡˈniːtoʊ/ B2	adjective - having one's true identity concealed
drought /draʊt/ A2	noun - a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall
bounty /ˈbaʊnti/ B1	noun - a reward or generosity
transform /trænsˈfɔːrm/ B1	verb - to change in form, appearance, or structure
emerald /ˈɛmərəld/ B2	noun - a green precious gemstone
raw /rɔː/ A2	adjective - in a natural or untreated state
bench /bɛntʃ/ A1	verb - to not allow to play in a game

Key Grammar Structures

• Think we in the same category, he ain't even show nothin'

  ➔ Informal Omission of Auxiliary Verbs and Contractions

  ➔ In the sentence "Think we in the same category, he ain't even show nothin'", the auxiliary verb "are" is omitted after "we" in informal speech ("we in" instead of "we are in"), and "ain't" is a contraction for "is not" or "has not", highlighting slangy negation common in rap lyrics.

• I was bustin' serves, backstreet, now it's the Rolls truck

  ➔ Past Continuous to Present Simple Tense Shift

  ➔ In the line "I was bustin' serves, backstreet, now it's the Rolls truck", "was bustin'" uses the past continuous tense to describe a past habitual action, shifting to present simple "it's" to contrast with the current situation, showing progression in life narrative.

• Bro caught a body, I did a show with the same gun

  ➔ Past Simple Tense for Completed Actions

  ➔ The line "Bro caught a body, I did a show with the same gun" employs the past simple tense in "caught" and "did" to narrate specific, completed events in sequence, typical in storytelling within lyrics.

• I go crazy in Vegas, I'm packin' out the strip clubs

  ➔ Present Simple for Habitual Actions

  ➔ In "I go crazy in Vegas, I'm packin' out the strip clubs", the present simple "go" and present continuous "I'm packin'" describe repeated or ongoing habits, blending tenses to convey lifestyle routines in urban slang.

• Everybody 'round me got a weapon

  ➔ Present Simple in Vernacular English (No Auxiliary for Possession)

  ➔ The phrase "Everybody 'round me got a weapon" uses present simple "got" without the standard auxiliary "has" in African American Vernacular English (AAVE), indicating possession in an informal, collective context.

• If you got clean, I can sell it, huh

  ➔ First Conditional for Real Possibilities

  ➔ "If you got clean, I can sell it" structures a first conditional with "if + present simple" ("got") and "can + infinitive" ("sell"), expressing a real, possible future outcome in a hypothetical street scenario.

• If I fuck her, she probably love me tomorrow

  ➔ First Conditional with Informal Tense Usage

  ➔ In "If I fuck her, she probably love me tomorrow", the first conditional uses "if + present simple" ("fuck") but informally shifts to present "love" instead of "will love", reflecting slang prediction in casual narrative.

• I put a bounty on him, they gon' get him

  ➔ Future with 'Going To' Contraction

  ➔ "I put a bounty on him, they gon' get him" uses past simple "put" for a completed action leading to the future "gon' get" (contraction of "going to get"), indicating planned or inevitable future events in slang.