I actually just conceptualized an experience I had with an actual female.
She was kind of like it to me.
This girl from Maryland with this accent.
She sound like a hood jawn but she go to college.
She was so tight.
That’s the archetype of a DMV joint.
woman of the DMV.
She was bad.
She was stupid bad.
She’s so bad.
Kaytranada sent me a beat package.
I must have not finished listening to the whole Kaytranada album 'cause I didn't know
it was a hidden track on “Track Uno.”
But I actually heard the song and I just loved it.
The first verse was an old written verse from a song I wrote in 2015.
I guess it was a perseverance thing.
It was just something that keeps you there.
It was almost like if she came around, you would drop it all and just make sure you kind
of clock it.
Fuck him.
But if you know a DMV jawn, like a real DMV jawn.
Like a DC jawn, they’re like so classy and they’re like so beautiful but,
they’ll fight for you.
I think for real for real, I think I heard that from Smino.
But there is a lot of Beige Loafs on Twitter.
That line explains the relationship.
A very wild teenager relationship.
You just got to date a DMV girl and understand how wild that is.
Probably like a Brooklyn chick.
That's what they sound like.
Brooklyn chicks look good.
They look like they’re so mean.
Like “Deadass my nigga?”
And they like fight you and shit.
Same thing.
It’s universal.
Man, I know a lot of Bloods.
I know a lot of Crips, and both of them are really close to me.
There is a lot of family on both sides.
Even a lot of rappers I fuck with them so I’m kind of just a middle nigga.
I'm a very complex guy so it’s very hard to explain these things.
That’s a song a grew up on in the church.
It’s like “Shake, shake, shake.
Shake the devil off.
In the name of Jesus…”
But it’s such a dancy, vibey, beat that I don’t know.
I really can’t explain it.
The religion line was kind of playing off the bridge.
Like girls when you meet a girl and she’s like, “I don't want kids.
That’s not my thing.”
And then months go by and she’s like, “Maybe it’s my…”
It was just a play off of real life situations.
We have weak S’s and P’s, especially DC.
But Maryland...I can’t even say Maryland.
It’s weird. We slur our words.
We be like “I’m carrying a football.”
We say “curry” or “wurry.”
Or we just fade off of the word.
This is a classic gogo band from DC.
Legendary act at this point.
That’s pillow talking.
All niggas be saying wild shit to their jawns.
Pillow talking.
I wrote the second verse at that time on the spot, after the first verse was a year ago.
But it’s something captivating about her.
I remember the night I met her.
I guess 'cause we never got to that point it’s always a “What if?”
And I think that’s really where that line comes from.
‘Cause you’re always thinking about, “What if that happened?”