Webbie Flow – English Lyrics

• By: Big Yavo

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the raw and authentic world of Southern hip-hop with Big Yavo's "Webbie Flow." This track is a masterclass in street vernacular and vivid storytelling, offering a genuine glimpse into an artist's journey through hardship and triumph. Learning English through this song will expose you to contemporary slang, assertive expressions, and the lyrical agility characteristic of modern rap, making it a unique and engaging way to experience the language.

[English]

I'm finna keep it as trill as possible on this bitch

Yeah, the Trill Young Savage way (LJ)

Purple

Now, baby, come give me that top just like a headset

Shawty ate that dick so long, she got my bed wet

Hopped out the bed, couldn't even walk

I had the dead legs (Cramp)

Crib around the corner, but for Santa

I'm waitin' on FedEx (Baow, baow, I'm waitin' on FedEx)

I'm waitin' on this box right now (This box)

I can't wait 'til it touch down (I can't wait)

Get outside your body and get loud, I bet you in your mouth

I suggest you calm your ass down

Call the plug, we on the last pound

I know I'm the coach, but l'ma clip you

Catch you out of bounds (Clip)

Don't call my phone 'bout no city shit, I'm out of town (Nope)

Don't care about that muggin'

Whеn you broke, nigga, you gotta frown (Broke)

I was just broke, but I ain't trippin', bitch, I got it now

(Thеm racks)

You ain't gotta call, if he was dissin'

Nigga, gun him down (Tightin' down)

Nigga, I ain't sendin' no hits, I'd rather itch (Pussy)

Pull up by myself, scream, "Help,"

Then hit his ass with switch (You hear a brrt)

I throw a dress on with a wig

I walk down like a bitch (Come here then, ho)

Bitch, it's Big Yayski, I'm the shit

Been fuckin hoes since Kik (For sure)

Bitch, I was broke, I hurt my wrist

I had to ice this bitch (I had to ice this bitch)

Baby, you so fine, let me bite your ear

I'm on some Tyson shit (I'm on some Tyson shit)

Uh, sellin' these 'bows, rockin' these shows

I'm startin' to like this shit (I'm startin' to like it)

My face card clean, pull up right now

And I'll swipe this bitch (I'll swipe it)

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
run /rʌn/ A1	verb - to move quickly on foot
wait /weɪt/ A1	verb - to stay in one place until something happens
calm /kɑːm/ A2	verb - to make someone less angry or anxious adjective - not angry or anxious
broke /broʊk/ A2	adjective - having little or no money
pull /pʊl/ A1	verb - to move something toward oneself
switch /swɪtʃ/ A2	noun - a device for making or breaking an electric circuit verb - to change or exchange
clip /klɪp/ B1	noun - a small device for holding things together verb - to cut or sever with a sharp instrument
pound /paʊnd/ B1	noun - a unit of weight
touch /tʌtʃ/ A1	verb - to come into contact with
suggest /səˈdʒɛst/ B1	verb - to propose a plan or idea
ice /aɪs/ A1	noun - frozen water verb - to cover with ice
swipe /swaɪp/ B1	verb - to move quickly and forcefully
fine /faɪn/ A2	adjective - of high quality or satisfying
rock /rɒk/ A1	verb - to wear or display prominently noun - a hard mineral substance
clean /kliːn/ A1	adjective - free from dirt or pollution
hurt /hɜːrt/ A2	verb - to cause physical pain or injury

Key Grammar Structures

• Now, baby, come give me that top just like a headset

  ➔ Imperative Clause / 'Come' + Verb (give)

  ➔ Uses the imperative verb "come" followed by another verb ("give") to make a direct request or command. This is a common way to express a request directly.

• Shawty ate that dick so long, she got my bed wet

  ➔ So...that (result clause)

  ➔ The structure "so" [adjective/adverb] "that" introduces a clause explaining the result of the preceding action. Here, eating long is the cause, and the bed getting wet is the result. For example: "She was "so" tired "that" she fell asleep immediately."

• I suggest you calm your ass down

  ➔ Verb + Object + Bare infinitive (suggest + you + calm)

  ➔ After "suggest", when followed by a person, the verb takes the bare infinitive form. Other verbs like "advise", "recommend", "insist" can be used in similar structure.

• I know I'm the coach, but l'ma clip you catch you out of bounds

  ➔ But (contrast conjunction)

  ➔ "But" introduces a contrasting or opposing idea. Even though I'm the coach, normally associated with protection, I will still "clip" you. Highlights the unexpected action.

• Don't call my phone 'bout no city shit, I'm out of town

  ➔ Imperative with negation (Don't + verb)

  ➔ "Don't call" is an imperative used to prohibit an action. It's a direct command not to do something.

• When you broke, nigga, you gotta frown

  ➔ Zero Conditional (When + Simple Present, Simple Present)

  ➔ Zero conditional sentences express general truths or facts. "When" [condition], [result]. For example: When water boils, it evaporates.

• You ain't gotta call, if he was dissin', Nigga, gun him down

  ➔ Past Subjunctive (If + past simple, would/could/might + bare infinitive) - in a slightly colloquial variation

  ➔ The sentence implies: if he were dissing you, you wouldn't need to call, just shoot him. The subjunctive mood expresses a hypothetical or unreal situation. The more standard structure would be "if he *were* dissin'", but colloquial speech often simplifies grammar.