We Got Buttons – English Lyrics

• By: Chuckyy

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the raw and unfiltered world of Chuckyy's 'We Got Buttons,' a track that showcases his unique blend of horror aesthetics and trap sound. Explore the complex lyrical content and discover the song's influences, offering a glimpse into contemporary hip-hop culture.

[English]

I ain't gon' lie, I'm only doin' this bih 'cause my pops, yo, shoutout Chuck D

Niggas know how the fuck we comin', real high-standers, nigga

The whole family, this shit ain't just, you know, happen, nigga

You know how the fuck we rockin', man, yeah

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

Uh, Micro Drac', that's my cousin, your shit jammin', my shit butter

We can link up, get it bustin', shots let off, man down in public

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

Uh, we got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

I gotta fuck with my rubber, then I'ma pass her to brother

I slutted her out, you cuffed her, poured her lean, I'm double-cuppin'

I did a hit after lunchin', I heard you did somethin' and vomit

He must felt that in his stomach, can't relate, we cold-blood killers

All my niggas goin' cray-cray, don't rock Bape, but we gorillas

Run up on me, I'ma spray-spray, like Chief Keef, we don't fuck with you

Boy, your fan-ass wanna picture, I fuck all my grown-bitch siblings

Off the draink, I need a kickstand, think the lean man mixed the liquid

We be on roll like the mailman, 7.62 shell deliverin'

Ten milli' shell go through wiggies, really rich, bro, do you feel me?

Brand-new Red eye, poppin' wheelies, tryna keep up, bro you silly

We act shit out just like Disney, spin six times, bro, like I'm dizzy

I want a freak ho like Sexyy, wire transfer, that's my bestie

Sometimes I still fuck on Kelsey, we still give out leather belties

Ah, you tried to go against us, now you mad, boy, you upset it

Boy I'm the hottest out, ain't tryna talk, foenem there said it

I saw your text and read it, I'm focused on rubber-bandin'

Uh, she take her legs and spread it, I ain't gotta tell her get ready (the fuck)

I took my wings and flew, now I'm on PJs with the legends (god-damn)

I miss my fuckin' dawgs, I'm tired of writin' all these letters (free 'em)

Money stack up just like letters (god-damn), my bad, I mean, stack like Legos

He got hit up, that's a man down, bro, his mask up, that's a case closed

Uh, ain't got no clues, you gon' win or lose, nigga choose

You ain't got no clues, nigga win or lose, nigga choose win or lose

Nigga we never follow the rules

First nigga rich out my school, first nigga rich out my family

First nigga rich out my hood, get your man right in this bitch

It's okay to tote that switchy, 'cause I know this shit get wicked

At the same time, gotta go get it, every lane we stand on bidness

Rule one up in this shit, throw up that bitch, you ain't gon' blick it, yeah

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

Uh, we got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

Uh, Micro Drac', that's my cousin, your shit jammin', my shit butter

We can link up, get it bustin', shots let off, man down in public

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

I gotta fuck with my rubber, then I'ma pass her to brother

I slutted her out, you cuffed her, poured her lean, I'm double-cuppin'

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
button /ˈbʌtən/ A1	noun - a small disc or knob used for fastening clothes or as a control on a device
stutter /ˈstʌtər/ A2	verb - to speak with involuntary pauses or repetitions of sounds
bust /bʌst/ B1	verb - to break or cause to break suddenly
public /ˈpʌblɪk/ A1	adjective - relating to or concerning the people as a whole
spray /spreɪ/ A2	verb - to scatter (liquid) in drops
rubber /ˈrʌbər/ A1	noun - a material that is elastic and waterproof
double /ˈdʌbəl/ A1	adjective - twice as much or many
stack /stæk/ A2	noun - a pile of objects arranged one on top of another
legend /ˈledʒənd/ A2	noun - a very famous or important person
transfer /trænsˈfɜːr/ B1	verb - to move something from one place to another
leather /ˈleðər/ A1	noun - a material made from the skin of an animal
lane /leɪn/ A1	noun - a narrow road or path
business /ˈbɪznəs/ A1	noun - a person's work or occupation
rule /ruːl/ A1	noun - a statement that tells people what they should do
rich /rɪtʃ/ A1	adjective - having a lot of money or valuable possessions

Key Grammar Structures

• I ain't gon' lie, I'm only doin' this bih 'cause my pops, yo, shoutout Chuck D

  ➔ Contractions (ain't, gon', doin')

  ➔ The words "ain't," "gon'," and "doin'" are contractions of "am not," "going to," and "doing." Contractions are used in informal speech to shorten words or phrases.

• We got buttons, we got buttons, watch them bitches stutter

  ➔ Present tense repetition for emphasis

  ➔ The phrase "We got buttons" is repeated to emphasize the speaker's confidence and control. Repetition is a common rhetorical device used to reinforce ideas.

• Micro Drac', that's my cousin, your shit jammin', my shit butter

  ➔ Slang and colloquial expressions

  ➔ The phrases "your shit jammin'" and "my shit butter" use slang to describe music and personal style. Slang is informal language often used in specific social groups.

• We can link up, get it bustin', shots let off, man down in public

  ➔ Present continuous and simple past mixed

  ➔ The sentence mixes present continuous "We can link up, get it bustin'" with simple past "shots let off, man down." This creates a dynamic narrative, blending ongoing actions with completed events.

• I gotta fuck with my rubber, then I'ma pass her to brother

  ➔ Colloquial future (I'ma)

  ➔ "I'ma" is a colloquial contraction of "I am going to." It is used to express future intentions in an informal way.

• All my niggas goin' cray-cray, don't rock Bape, but we gorillas

  ➔ Slang and phonetic spelling

  ➔ "Goin' cray-cray" is slang for going crazy, and "rock Bape" refers to wearing Bape clothing. Phonetic spelling like "cray-cray" is used to mimic spoken language.

• We be on roll like the mailman, 7.62 shell deliverin'

  ➔ African American Vernacular English (AAVE) verb conjugation

  ➔ "We be on roll" is an example of AAVE verb conjugation, where "be" is used as a habitual aspect marker. This structure is common in informal African American English.

• Ten milli' shell go through wiggies, really rich, bro, do you feel me?

  ➔ Apostrophe for omission and slang

  ➔ The apostrophe in "milli'" omits the "on" in "million." This is common in slang to shorten words. "Do you feel me?" is a colloquial phrase asking for understanding.