WIFI – English Lyrics

• By: K CAMP
• Album: Slum Lords 2

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the nuances of modern relationships and slang through K CAMP's 'WIFI'. This song offers a great opportunity to learn contemporary English vocabulary related to loyalty, success, and romance within the context of a smooth, melodic hip-hop track. Its conversational lyrics provide insight into current cultural expressions, making it both an engaging and educational listen.

[English]

What make you different?

Do you listen?

Is you one to keep it solid?

Is you snitchin?

Is you thorough?

Is you bitchin?

Aye don't front

Is you impressed by what I'm kickin?

What's yo style?

How you comin?

Is you drippin?

Too many hoes, in the water, I'm fishin

My wrist, on snow, is it Christmas?

My bitch, on go, that's the misses

My foreign, on skates, don't miss it

I'm kickin, this flavor, real different

Don't think, I'm from, this dimension

Shawty want, ex-ex, extension

This year, I'm ballin, like the Sixers

Young nigga, above the rim, Ben Simmons

Yellow diamonds, my wrist, is a Simpson

Tryna fall, for these hoes, you trippin

Let's go

Tryna fall, for these hoes, you trippin

Let's go

Aye don't front

Is you impressed by what I'm kickin?

Only thing that I see is the top

Since a youngin, all I wanted was the guap

What that is on yo side? That's a Glock

If that nigga on his shit, give him props

My lil shawty keep on playin with that box

Treat that shit like my dreads, it's on locks

Man I think I should turn it up a notch

Can a nigga put this dick in yo crotch?

When my niggas switched on me I was shocked

Shit I'm feelin, I been feelin this a lot

How the hell you spend bout 60 on a watch?

How the hell you spend bout 60 on a thot?

I got knots

I'm on go, I can see who tryna plot

Up the stocks

Shawty say that I'm slicker than a fox

Geek a lot

I just pray you keep it trill 'cause you my rock

It don't stop

In the hills but we came from the block

(Weezy gave these niggas balls)

(I be on that drown shit)

And they try to doubt me

If it ain't bout money keep that shit from round me

You keep it 1K, I'll treat you just like family

You say you been searchin

Well look up you found me

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
kickin /ˈkɪkɪŋ/ B1	verb - performing or delivering (e.g., rap lyrics)
drippin /ˈdrɪpɪŋ/ B2	verb - wearing stylish or expensive clothing
fishin /ˈfɪʃɪŋ/ A2	verb - trying to find or attract something
thorough /ˈθʌroʊ/ B2	adjective - extremely careful or detailed
impressed /ɪmˈprɛst/ A2	adjective - admiring or respectful
flavor /ˈfleɪvər/ A2	noun - distinctive quality or style
dimension /dɪˈmɛnʃən/ B1	noun - aspect or scope
ballin /ˈbɔlɪŋ/ B1	verb - living luxuriously or successfully
trippin /ˈtrɪpɪŋ/ B1	verb - making a mistake or losing focus
plot /plɒt/ A2	verb - plan secretly
trill /trɪl/ B2	adjective - authentic or real
notch /nɒtʃ/ B1	noun - level or degree
dreads /drɛdz/ B1	noun - dreadlocks (hairstyle)
stocks /stɒks/ A2	noun - shares in a company
geek /giːk/ A2	noun - a person obsessed with a hobby or interest

Key Grammar Structures

• What make you different?

  ➔ Interrogative sentence (wh- question) with subject-verb inversion.

  ➔ The question uses "what" (wh- word) followed by the auxiliary verb "make" and the subject "you", which is inverted.

• Is you snitchin?

  ➔ Subject-verb inversion in an interrogative sentence (informal).

  ➔ The informal construction inverts the subject ("you") and verb ("is") to form a question.

• Aye don't front

  ➔ Imperative sentence with a negative contraction and slang.

  ➔ The sentence is an imperative, meaning it's a command or request, and uses the contraction "don't" and the slang term "front" (to pretend or lie).

• My wrist, on snow, is it Christmas?

  ➔ Rhetorical question using subject-verb inversion.

  ➔ The sentence is a rhetorical question (doesn't require an answer) and uses subject-verb inversion.

• My foreign, on skates, don't miss it

  ➔ Sentence fragment with an informal and shortened structure, using slang.

  ➔ The sentence is fragmented (missing a verb in the first part) and uses slang. "My foreign" likely refers to a foreign car. "Don't miss it" is an imperative.

• I'm kickin, this flavor, real different

  ➔ Adverb placement and informal structure.

  ➔ The placement of the adverb "real" is used for emphasis, and the sentence structure is informal, typical of spoken language.

• Tryna fall, for these hoes, you trippin

  ➔ Use of "tryna" (contraction) and slang.

  ➔ "Tryna" is a contraction of "trying to," common in informal language. "Hoes" is a slang term. "You trippin" is a slang idiom, meaning you are making a mistake.

• Since a youngin, all I wanted was the guap

  ➔ Use of slang and simplified sentence structure.

  ➔ "Youngin" and "guap" are slang terms. The sentence structure is simplified, common in casual speech.

• Can a nigga put this dick in yo crotch?

  ➔ Informal and controversial language with subject-verb inversion.

  ➔ The sentence uses vulgar language and inverts the subject ("a nigga") and the verb ("can") to form a question.

• Shit I'm feelin, I been feelin this a lot

  ➔ Sentence fragmentation and repetition for emphasis.

  ➔ The sentence is fragmented and repeats the verb phrase "I'm feelin" to create emphasis and show the feeling intensity.

• You keep it 1K, I'll treat you just like family

  ➔ Conditional statement and simile (implied).

  ➔ The sentence is a conditional statement. "Like family" is an implied simile, comparing the treatment to that of family members.