I ain't gonna lie though,
I'm cheap in the club.
I don't get it.
I don't understand why niggas be in that bitch,
spending a thousand dollars on a bottle
that you literally seen at the liquor store for 50 dollars.
The most I do is a Don Julio, 300,
if I'm feeling myself,
maybe like a little Hennessy, 300.
But at the same time, it's like, nigga, this is dumb.
You literally payin' an extra $260
for just to be in the club.
You really don't buy bottles for yourself.
You buy for the girls anyway, so I be like,
you know what, I'm tryin'a vibe out.
Lemme go ahead and just buy these bottles,
but I be cheap in that bitch, honestly.
I actually made this song a minute ago.
So I made this song like, 2018,
like August or somn' like that.
I was in Atlanta and heard the beat, and it was fire.
I always wanted to make a song that people could move to.
Kids love it and they got that Salt-N-Pepa sample in it
so the old people rock wit' it, too.
I always knew who Salt-N-Pepa was when I made this song,
but like I'm only 22 at the end of the day,
you know what I'm sayin', I wasn't buyin' tickets
to Salt-N-Pepa concerts but I knew of the song, of course.
Feel like it's so simple and it's unforgettable
at the same time, it's like it can be carried over
to other generations ten years from now,
somebody gonna use that same sample.
I would consider "Push" as a friendly,
a kid-friendly, a family-friendly twerk song.
I'm sayin' "toot that ass up," but at the same time
the beat is so fun, it's like,
you can't really tell your kid to turn it off.
I get a little boujie with it, I ain't gonna cap,
you know what I mean, since I started getting money,
I start goin' inside of Ruth's Chris and Morton's.
You know, lobster'd be like 60 dollars a pop.
But it's fire, though.
It's really good.
I done tried some cheap lobster, and it's a big difference.
They stink a lil' bit, the smell is like a lil' fishy.
Not a clean lobster.
They give you clean lobsters when you pay more for it.
As you know, I'm signed with Epic Records.
Have a bangin' deal. I own all my masters
for anybody, any old heads that wanna try
to double down on me, I know what I'm doin'.
I know how to handle my money.
I always wanted a Rolls Royce and my birthday just passed,
right, so I was like, you know what,
I been workin' hard, and I went
to the Rolls Royce dealership and I bought me a Wraith.
Stars on the roof, so I'm in space every day.
I don't even be on Earth.
Recently, I came from New York, right?
And I was like, you know, I'm tryin' to
be on my grown man shit, so I went inside this,
I don't know what the place is called,
but it was Georgie Armani, I don't know
the fuck you say it, but it was a pea coat.
It was $3,000, it looked just like every other pea coat.
I went to H&M the next day and I was like,
why the fuck did I buy this, and it looks exactly the same?
But, fuck it.
My squad eatin' is a very important lyric
because I feel like it's important to bring people wit' you,
like what's the point of bein' successful
if you have nobody there wit' you?
A lot of people know that I come from YouTube,
you know what I'm sayin', I make YouTube videos,
all that shit, I still do to this day.
I be vloggin' my life.
People just love me, as a person, so I'm like,
why not record it?
That included my nephew gettin' put on,
my nephew got like, 300,000 followers,
100,000 likes a picture, he three.
My brother, he poppin'.
He almost got a million followers.
My mom got her own shit poppin'.
My little sister poppin, you know what I'm sayin'?
So I got my whole family doin' they thing
and also my friends, too.
I got this watch on, and I got this on and I got this on,
'cause I'm wit' y'all right now.
I'm on Genius, you know what I'm sayin'?
When I'm just out and about, especially dolo,
I ain't puttin' none of this shit on,
'cause people look at you and be like,
you never know what people are thinking,
you know what I mean, so it's kinda like,
it's a liability to have money and to look flashy,
because you never know what the next man is thinking.
Somebody might just be lookin' for a come up.
Watch how they look how I blow up in music.
Watch how they look when I sign this deal,
watch how they look when I'm buyin' this Rolls Royce
or this mansion, and you know what I'm sayin',
so it's like, basically a flex thing.
I rarely wear this.
I got this in Atlanta at Icebox.
I rarely wear this because it's like hella, it's dangerous.
This motherfucker will really hurt you, like,
it will put a hole in your skin.
I paid like, 10 for this.
This right here is a two-toned AP.
This is, I wanted this watch for a very long time.
I had the all white one and then I seen my jeweler,
I met up with him, and he had this,
and this is a very rare watch,
like they don't sell this anymore.
So I was like, I had to get it.
So I got this, it's like, what is it,
like 50, some shit like that.
I don't buy chains like that.
I feel like that's a dumb expense to begin wit'.
I mean, all this shit dumb really, but fuck it.
But this right here is really dumb.
I got this like two years ago though,
and I paid 20 for this, so.
Lookin' at a cool 80.
80 racks.
Oh, earring, oh this like, two.
So 82 racks.
I don't wanna sound, I hate soundin' boujie, man,
'cause I'm really humble, you know what I'm sayin'?
I hate, I really hate soundin' boujie.
I hate explainin' this type a' shit, but
for motivational purposes only.
So I had a million dollars, right?
I got a buncha different accounts,
so I transferred all the money to one account
just to see it, and I was like, this is crazy,
like what the fuck is goin' on with my life?
You know what I'm sayin'?
I want people to know that money is not everything.
You might want a million dollars,
you might want 10 million, 100 million dollars,
mo' money, mo' problems is a real thing.
They's a lotta shit that come wit' it.
Always being a kid, I always wanted to be a millionaire.
I always wanted to buy this nice shit, buy this shit,
you know what I mean, so it's really
just makin' my dreams come true, really.