Freddie Gibbs - FMJ #2 Intro

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{Intro: Smokey B + (Freddie Gibbs)}
Yeah bitch, it's ya boy Freddie Gibbs
Mixtape volume 2
It's the illest nigga in the G
This ya boy Smokey B
I'm back in this bitch
The CEO nigga
No Tamin' Entertainment
We puttin' shit down on the map bitch
Go ahead spit that shit nigga
Tell these niggas you hard as hell Freddie Gibbs (yeah, ugh, ugh)

{Verse 1: Freddie Gibbs}
Yo it's the Steel City stick up kid and I'm totin' that heavy metal
I hustle block to block and push it in every ghetto
All of my songs bang, cop a disc and play dat
I got the hood soldiers like chiefs and arabs
The game gets shook, wack rappers is terrified
Killin' all of my kids, this is lyrical genocide
I write a rap, spit a rap, and it ain't no sweat
Can't quit, I'm in too deep like, Omar Epps
They treat me like I killed Bishop cause I got mo' Juice
Than OJ in a bronco, lay it down pronto
I keep a bad bitch cause my cock is mean
I'm about to get ya girl looser than a slot machine
Cha-ching, and I ain't even gotta trick no change
Spit no game, but I kicked yo' dame mane
My lyrics is blueprint for cash makin'
I do you greezy like fried bacon that's why you hatin', ugh

{Interlude: Smokey B}
Yeah you niggas see Freddie Gibbs everyday in the streets
Talkin' 'bout how you gon' murk that nigga
Half you niggas ain't even got a muthafuckin' pistol
Talkin' 'bout you gon' kill a nigga
Man I wish I would catch one of you niggas wit' a pistol tryna kill my cousin nigga
On muthafuckin' (?...) and I will murk one of you niggas
I'm a muthafuckin' (?...) boy
I'm back in this bitch like Mase, the CEO muthafuckas
Let's go

{Verse 2: Freddie Gibbs}
I ain't scared of gettin' murked
Got my number you call then I'mma checkout
Before it's all over, I empty the fuckin' tec out
Them hollow point hydro shots will blow yo' chest out
Or hit you in the throat and blow the back of yo' neck out
When there's beef I ain't the one to sit in the crib
I'm outchea splittin' them wigs, call me General Gibbs
Raise yo' hand and salute fo' I aim and shoot
Knock you out yo' Timbaland boots and murda ya troops
So which one of you niggas really want it? Let it be known
Go ahead and call my name out in one of ya songs
At this point in time I ain't on some dissin' you back shit
I'm on some when I see you I'mma pull out the gat shit
That ridin' through ya neighborhood squeezin' the mac shit
That hit you with the K while you sit and relax shit
Fuck this rap shit, cause you niggas can't compete wit' me
Hit the streets wit' me, I bet you I got the heat wit' me, nigga

{Outro: Smokey B}
Yeah, who got that heat bitch?
Smokey B got that heat too nigga
Anyone of you niggas run up you gon' get done up
Nigga I put that on all nigga
I'm the next muthafucka in line
I'm 'bout to shut this shit down
Nigga, Finger Roll the coldest producer in Gary, Indiana bitch
This the hottest shit out, I dare anyone of you niggas to say som'
I don't give a fuck who ya is nigga
I would say some names but half of you niggas ain't even worth dissin'
Ya punk muthafuckas, y'all ain't shit
Smokey B back bitch

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Freddie Gibbs, the tenacious voice out of Gary, Indiana, has crafted a unique pathway in the realms of hip-hop, embodying the essence of underground Midwest gangsta rap with an unapologetic authenticity. Since bursting onto the scene in 2003, Gibbs has steadfastly delivered mixtapes that showcase his gritty storytelling and relentless flow, carving a niche for himself in the competitive music industry.

The journey from his mixtape beginnings to releasing his first solo studio album was a decade-long grind, culminating in the 2013 release of ESGN (Evil Seeds Grow Naturally). This album set the stage for Gibbs' intricate narratives and his ability to navigate the complexities of street life through his lyrics.

In 2014, Freddie Gibbs expanded his musical horizons with Piñata, a groundbreaking collaboration with the legendary producer Madlib. The album received widespread critical acclaim for its fusion of Gibbs' hard-hitting lyricism with Madlib’s eclectic production, marking a pivotal moment in Gibbs' career and hip-hop alike.

Following the success of Piñata, Gibbs didn't rest on his laurels. He continued to explore his solo artistry with albums such as Shadow of a Doubt and You Only Live 2wice. These projects further solidified his place in the rap game, showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist.

2018 saw Gibbs branching out for another significant collaboration, this time joining forces with rapper Curren$y and the prolific producer The Alchemist for the album Fetti. This project was a showcase of synergy, with each artist bringing their best to the table, creating a rich tapestry of sounds and stories.

In a full-circle moment, 2019 reunited Gibbs with Madlib for their second joint venture, Bandana. Echoing the critical success of their first collaboration, Bandana was met with similar praise, reinforcing the dynamic chemistry between Gibbs’ vivid storytelling and Madlib's unconventional beats.

Riding high on the acclaim of Bandana, 2020 saw yet another landmark in Gibbs' career with the release of Alfredo, a collaboration with The Alchemist. The album was lauded for its lyrical prowess and intricate production, proving once again that Gibbs is a force to be reckoned with in the landscape of hip-hop.

Freddie Gibbs’ trajectory from an underground mixtape rapper to a critically acclaimed artist is a testament to his resilience, talent, and unwavering commitment to his craft. Through his collaborations and solo endeavors, Gibbs continues to push the boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on the genre.