YES! – English Lyrics

• By: KYLE, Rich The Kid, K CAMP
• Album: See You When I am Famous!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the energetic world of "YES!" by KYLE, Rich The Kid, and K CAMP, a vibrant hip-hop track that's perfect for learning modern English slang and expressions of confidence. This feel-good song offers a lively beat and straightforward lyrics that make it accessible for language learners, showcasing how artists express success and self-assurance in contemporary music.

[English]

Let's get it

Yes (Yes)

Shawty know she fuckin' with the best (Shawty, best)

Logo shit, I feel like Jerry West (Woo, woo, Jerry West)

She gon' blow this whistle like a ref

Leggo

Yes (Yes)

I got plenty tattoos on my flesh (On my flesh)

Drip on me, I tactical my vest (Big drip, yeah, yeah)

Hunnids everywhere, I made a mess (Woo, woo, woo)

Let's get it (Woo)

Yes (Yes)

I keep racks on me, no, I ain't stressed (No, I ain't stressed)

A hunnid for a show, don't do no less (Hunnid, less)

Pull up on the jet, now she impressed (Woo, woo, woo, Rich)

Damn, yeah

Shawty know she fuckin' with the man

Yeah, she callin' me like she ain't got no friends (No friends)

Yeah, they sleep on me, they ought to name me Xans

Skrrt, skrrt (Wake up, baby)

Yeah

Damn (Damn)

Yesterday, the Bentley truck, today, the Lamb' (Today, the Lamb')

How to fuck they block a bitch like she was spam? (Like she was spam, woo, woo)

I done took my bitch to Bali for a tan (Woo, woo, woo)

Bitch, I'm rich, I'm walkin' 'round with lot of cash

Get money all day

Even on my off day

Yo' girl in good hands

My crib like All State

Them boys on child's play

I'm who you call, bae

Tryna get lit, hoe

Treat Monday like a Friday

Yes (Yes)

Shawty know she fuckin' with the best (Shawty, best)

Logo shit, I feel like Jerry West (Woo, woo, Jerry West)

She gon' blow this whistle like a ref

Leggo

Yes (Yes)

I got plenty tattoos on my flesh (On my flesh)

Drip on me, I tactical my vest (Big drip, yeah, yeah)

Hunnids everywhere, I made a mess (Woo, woo, woo)

Let's get it

My money blue (Blue)

No cappin' in my rappin', this shit true (This shit true)

You hatin' on a nigga, that ain't cool (That ain't cool)

The way I hit it from the back, I make that bitch say, "Ooh" (Ooh, ooh)

(Let's get it)

Damn

I'm so entertainin'

Your bitch wanna date me

Got so many hoes, I'm surprised I don't have a baby

Shawty think I'm wavy

I'm like fuck you, pay me

If we talkin' racks, you know I get that on the daily (Racks)

They be talkin' crazy (Woo)

Niggas think they Jay-Z (Woo)

Swear they bitch Beyoncé but she look like my auntie (Sorry)

Why these niggas cappin'?

I don't know, that shit beyond me

All that fuckin' jewelry on, it ain't hard to find me

Yes (Yes)

Shawty know she fuckin' with the best (Shawty, best)

Logo shit, I feel like Jerry West (Woo, woo, Jerry West)

She gon' blow this whistle like a ref

Leggo

Yes (Yes)

I got plenty tattoos on my flesh (On my flesh)

Drip on me, I tactical my vest (Big drip, yeah, yeah)

Hunnids everywhere, I made a mess (Woo, woo, woo)

Let's get it (Woo)

Look, down, down, baby

Oh, she goin' crazy

Sweet, sweet baby

Damn, she never let me go

Down, down, baby

Oh, these bitches shady

Boom, boom, baby

You just like every hoe

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
shawty /ˈʃɔːti/ B2	noun - a young attractive woman (slang)
tattoo /tæˈtuː/ B1	noun - a permanent design inked on the skin verb - to mark the skin with a permanent design
drip /drɪp/ B2	noun - stylish and fashionable clothing or accessories (slang)
vest /vɛst/ A2	noun - a sleeveless garment worn on the upper body
racks /rækz/ B2	noun - large amounts of money (slang)
jet /dʒɛt/ B1	noun - a fast aircraft powered by jet engines
Bentley /ˈbɛntli/ B2	noun - a British luxury automobile brand
Lamborghini /lɑːmbɔːˈɡiːni/ B2	noun - an Italian manufacturer of high‑performance sports cars
cash /kæʃ/ A2	noun - money in the form of bills and coins
rich /rɪtʃ/ A2	adjective - having a great amount of wealth or resources
lit /lɪt/ B2	adjective - exciting, excellent, or intoxicated (slang)
cappin /ˈkæpɪn/ C1	verb - to lie or exaggerate (slang, derived from “capping”)
shady /ˈʃeɪdi/ B1	adjective - of doubtful or suspicious character
crazy /ˈkreɪzi/ A2	adjective - extremely enthusiastic or insane
whistle /ˈwɪsəl/ A2	noun - a small instrument that makes a high‑pitched sound when blown verb - to emit a high‑pitched sound by forcing air through a small opening
ref /rɛf/ B1	noun - short for referee, an official who enforces rules in a sport
daily /ˈdeɪli/ B1	adjective - happening or done every day
money /ˈmʌni/ A2	noun - a medium of exchange, typically in the form of coins and banknotes

Key Grammar Structures

• Shawty know she fuckin' with the best

  ➔ present simple (subject‑verb agreement in informal speech)

  ➔ The verb **know** is used without the third‑person‑singular –s, which is common in slang: "Shawty **know** ...".

• I got plenty tattoos on my flesh

  ➔ present simple of 'have' meaning possession (have got)

  ➔ "**got**" here functions like "have": "I **got** plenty tattoos..." = "I **have** plenty tattoos..."

• She gon' blow this whistle like a ref

  ➔ future intention with colloquial "gon'" (= going to)

  ➔ The contraction **gon'** stands for **going to** and expresses a planned action: "She **gon'** blow..."

• I'm so entertainin'

  ➔ present continuous (progressive) with informal dropping of -ing

  ➔ The verb **entertainin'** is the progressive form of "entertain" with the final **g** dropped, a common slang style: "I'm so **entertainin'**".

• I keep racks on me, no, I ain't stressed

  ➔ informal negative contraction "ain't" + present simple

  ➔ The speaker uses the non‑standard negative **ain't** instead of "am not" or "is not": "I **ain't** stressed".

• Treat Monday like a Friday

  ➔ comparative structure with "like" + noun

  ➔ The verb **Treat** is followed by a noun phrase and the comparative particle **like**: "Treat Monday **like** a Friday".

• Yesterday, the Bentley truck, today, the Lamb'

  ➔ temporal contrast using "Yesterday... today..."

  ➔ Two time adverbials are placed side by side to show change: **Yesterday**, … **today**, …

• If we talkin' racks, you know I get that on the daily

  ➔ first‑conditional clause with present simple + informal present participle

  ➔ The **if**‑clause uses the present simple **talkin'** (informal for "talking"): "If we **talkin'** racks..."

• Swear they bitch Beyoncé but she look like my auntie

  ➔ comparative clause with "like" + noun phrase

  ➔ The verb **look** is followed by the comparative particle **like** introducing a noun phrase: "she **look like** my auntie".