Chief Keef - John Wick

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{intro}
F-f-f-foenem radio, bitch
Sosa on the-

{chorus}
Trapped out a bandit, did all the handling
Bad bitch landed, bet i smell like salmon
Live next to rich folks, like my name brandon
Nah, this ain't the end yet, only the beginning
Nah, i can't lose, bitch, i'm so used to winnin'
I just know fredo, looking down, grinning
I ain't got shit for you, bitch, i ain't gotta pend it
Don't buy me no old-school, i'm swapping out the engine

{verse 1}
We don't follow rules, bitch
Rules made for banding
We was never beefing, how could we make amendments?
I could pull my g-wagon out and go camping
I could fly a plane to the sky, and then land it
Got the louis bag, and got the zuzus, and thе wamens
Dropped so many bands, they thought i took somе shit for ransom
Dropped so many bands, they thought i cannot get a phantom
Come from dirty hampers, fly the lambo to the hamptons
My young niggas hot sauce, they spicy, no reaction
Granny said we get up in the store, boy, don't be asking
And when you slide through the hood, no relaxing
And all my baby sharks know that i'm the captain
See chief keef liveget tickets as low as $75
{chorus}
Trapped out a bandit, did all the handling
Bad bitch landed, bet i smell like salmon
Live next to rich folks, like my name brandon
Nah, this ain't the end yet, only the beginning
Nah, i can't lose, bitch, i'm so used to winnin'
I just know fredo, looking down, grinning
I ain't got shit for you, bitch, i ain't gotta pend it
Don't buy me no old-school, i'm swapping out the engine

{verse 2}
Don't buy me a javale, i'mma make it a lt4
All you know you see me, skrrt, "where the hell he go?"
They ain't let us in the door, we had to kick in the door
Can you hold my hammer? she said "nah, lil' nigga, in the door"
Forgis look like denimals, they run over animals
Baby ass a eater, she eat niggas, call her "cannibal"
Judge wanna lock me up, treat me like an animal
Make me hit the bank, come out something sized a ten-year-old
Smoking dope, i do that often
Bitch, i sound like two men coughing
High as hell, like "who that talking?"
Bling bling, i'm too damn flossing
Lurking on me, i see you stalking
No car, i see you walking
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me
Smoking dope, i do that often
Bitch, i sound like two men coughing
High as hell, like "who that talking?"
Bling bling, i'm too damn flossing
Lurking on me, i see you stalking
No car, i see you walking
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me
I just bought me another one, i don't even know what it cost me

{chorus}
Trapped out a bandit, did all the handling
Bad bitch landed, bet i smell like salmon
Live next to rich folks, like my name brandon
Nah, this ain't the end yet, only the beginning
Nah, i can't lose, bitch, i'm so used to winnin'
I just know fredo, looking down, grinning
I ain't got shit for you, bitch, i ain't gotta pend it
Don't buy me no old-school, i'm swapping out the engine

Release Date: May 18, 2024

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"John Wick" by Chief Keef is a high-energy track that showcases the rapper's confident and braggadocious flow. The chorus boasts about living a lavish lifestyle next to rich folks and not being afraid to win. The verses touch on various topics such as rules, camping, expensive cars, and flashy jewelry. Chief Keef's unique delivery and catchy hooks make this song a standout in his discography. The beat is hard-hitting and pairs perfectly with Chief Keef's aggressive delivery. Overall, "John Wick" is a banger that will have you feeling like a boss as you blast it through your speakers.

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Chief Keef, born Keith Farrelle Cozart, is a musician who hails from the dangerous neighborhood of "O Block" in Chicago, located on 64th street and MLK drive. Known as the forefather of "drill rap," Chief Keef is credited with shaping the modern rap scene to what it is today.

In 2011, Chief Keef began his journey to stardom, initially gaining attention in Chicago's South Side community with his mixtapes, The Glory Road and Bang. He further solidified his place in the rap scene with the release of projects like Back From the Dead and his debut studio album Finally Rich, featuring hits such as "3Hunna" and "I Don't Like."

However, it was the release of "Love Sosa" that truly catapulted Chief Keef to superstardom, garnering fans from all over the country. Since 2012, Chief Keef has continued to release numerous projects, including Bang 2, Almighty So, Back From The Dead 2, and Sorry 4 The Weight.

In 2016, Chief Keef briefly retired from making music due to ongoing issues with his label at the time, FilmOn. However, in 2017, he made a triumphant return from his retirement with the release of Two Zero One Seven on New Year's Day and his highly anticipated project, Dedication, which was released on December 1, 2017. Chief Keef's impact on the rap scene is undeniable, and his music continues to resonate with fans worldwide.