 Genius Lyrics
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G-Eazy (Ft. Son Lux) – Eazy
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Inspired by Ray Allen’s “Letter to My Younger Self”, “Eazy” is a collection of three letters that G-Eazy writes to his younger self.
As he mentioned in his Build Series interview
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G-Eazy (Ft. blackbear) – Hate the Way
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[Chorus: blackbear & G-Eazy] / Yeah, I hate the way, the way I always miss you / Yeah, I know I'm crazy, but you're sick, too / Even after everything we've been through / Thought I
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G-Eazy – Music
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[Chorus] / Because Hip Hop is all I have / Through the good and through the bad / And all I got is paper on this pad / So hope for a chance / Grinding trying to get my goals
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G-Eazy (Ft. Tory Lanez & Tyga) – Still Be Friends
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On “Still Be Friends,” G-Eazy enlists Tory Lanez and Tyga for an intense club-banger. The trio discuss the details of a sexual relationship between partners who are uninterested in
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G-Eazy (Ft. IAMNOBODI) – For This
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This reflective record from G-Eazy mirrors the theme of the popular These Things Happen single “Far Alone.” G has spent his entire life working towards fame, without a safety net
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G-Eazy (Ft. KYLE & Skizzy Mars) – Monica Lewinsky
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G-Eazy teams up with a group of long time friends for this beastly banger. G has collabed with Kyle and Skizzy Mars before on both B-Sides like “Last Night” and songs that made
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G-Eazy (Ft. DāM FunK) – California Culture
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Off of G-Eazy’s mixtape “Big'.
The song samples “Going Back To Cali” – Notorious B.I.G
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G-Eazy (Ft. Jai Paul) – Kings
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The idea and sample for this track came together when G-Eazy when his friend introduced him to the track, Jai Paul’s “BTSTU”. He flipped the track and made it something simple that
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G-Eazy & Kehlani – Good Life
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Kehlani and G-Eazy collaborated on the theme song for the 8th installment of the Fast & Furious series called “The Fate of the Furious” (out April 14th, 2017)
The song was
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G-Eazy (Ft. Remo) – I Mean It
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G-Eazy is starting to get big now and up sparks the question… Does Gerald really practice what he preaches? “I Mean It” is his reminder to everyone that he is real about everything
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G-Eazy (Ft. Breakbot & Metronomy) – A Thing for Me
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The song uses a sample of “A Thing For Me” by Metronomy.
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G-Eazy – Thrash
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[Verse] / Uh, 'cause I would chase you to edges of the Earth / But it's been feeling like a never-ending search / Before it's over I expect this to get worse / I guess I should've
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G-Eazy – Maximum
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[Verse 1] / I just drank a fifth of vodka, dare I take a drive? / Push the limit, it's a wonder how I stay alive / They think I'm crazy and I am, but every day I thrive / They said
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G-Eazy (Ft. French Montana & Yung Fliiboy) – Say
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https://twitter.com/G_Eazy/status/493985734765076481
G-Eazy knows that when you drop a high selling album, and move up on the charts, haters are going to rise up as well. Young
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G-Eazy (Ft. Dominique LeJeune) – Marilyn
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One of the first released songs from the album.
The song uses a sample of “Feel Bet-r” by Dominique LeJeune.
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G-Eazy – Hello
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The song uses a sample of “What’s the Difference” by Dr. Dre feat. Eminem and Xzibit.
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G-Eazy – Reefer Madness
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“Reefer Madness,” which shares a name with the 1936 propaganda film, is G-Eazy’s key stoner song for The Endless Summer.
For the hook, G-Eazy sampled his hero Nas’s hit “Halftime
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G-Eazy (Ft. Chris Brown & Mark Morrison) – Provide
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“Provide” is the first single off of Bay-area rapper G-Eazy’s fourth studio album, These Things Happen Too.
G taps frequent collaborator Chris Brown to sing a melody between his
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Mike G & G-Eazy (Ft. Offset) – Girls Gone Wild
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[Intro: Famous Dex, G-Eazy & Offset] / Mike G, you can't do this to 'em, man / Girls gone wild / Offset / [Verse 1: Offset] / We got real money over here (Racks) / Up and down
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G-Eazy – Waspy
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Sample: Marathon by Tennis.
Waspy stands for White-Anglo-Saxon-Protestant, which is a term used to refer to upper class white people on the east coast.
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G-Eazy (Ft. Vivian Girls) – The Outsider
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Using a sample of “I Heard You Say” by Vivian Girls, Young Gerald dictates to his critics how he’s sacrificed so much in order to get to where he is now. In terms of meaning, this
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G-Eazy (Ft. Bend) – Gotta Go
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https://twitter.com/G_Eazy/statuses/389908083297644544
“Gotta Go” ft Bend Music / Daniel Johnston
Produced by G-Eazy
Guitar parts by Chris Rehm
As promised, here’s a brand
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G-Eazy (Ft. YBN Nahmir & Yo Gotti) – 1942
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“1942” ft. Yo Gotti & YBN Nahmir is a single featured off The Uncle Drew Motion Picture Soundtrack.
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G-Eazy (Ft. Hoodie Allen) – Lady Killers
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For the 3rd track off of G-Eazy’s 2012 album Must Be Nice, G and Hoodie Allen hop on the track to show the fans (especially the ladies) that they are both the ultimate players.
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G-Eazy (Ft. Greg Banks) – Runaround Sue
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As one of G-Eazy’s most popular songs to date, “Runaround Sue” serves as a play on the tragic love story Dion gave us in his 1961 hit record by the same name. G’s version pays
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G-Eazy – Had Enough
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“Had Enough” is the final single off G-Eazy’s experimental project Everything’s Strange Here. The song addresses G-Eazy’s relationship with ex-girlfriend Halsey. The two had a
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G-Eazy – Calm Down
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G-Eazy raps about listening to 2Pac, doing drugs, having sex with celebrities, his heritage, and much more in “Calm Down.” It serves almost as a quick interlude for the album
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G-Eazy – Oh Well
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G-Eazy gives his fans quite a surprise by randomly releasing some new music. He give his fans what they want with a track about him shaking off other rappers and continuing to be
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G-Eazy – VCR (The XX Cover)
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[Verse 1] / You, you said you have all the answers / And you, you still have them too / And we, we live half in the day time / And we, we live half at night / [Chorus] / Watch
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G-Eazy – Netflix
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The sample used in the this song is “Go Outside” by the band Cults
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G-Eazy (Ft. Chippy Nonstop) – Outta Pocket
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[Hook: Chippy Nonstop] / Outta pocket, outta pocket / Outta pocket, out- out- outta pocket / Outta pocket, outta pocket / Outta pocket, out- out- out- out- / Outta pocket / You
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G-Eazy (Ft. Anjelika "Jelly" Joseph) – Get Right or Get Left
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[Intro: G-Eazy] / You know / Celine suits and boots / Gimme the loose, hmph / Yeah / [Verse 1: G-Eazy] / A champagne toast and a tux, so classy / Parties at the castle, I'm a real
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G-Eazy (Ft. Charlie Puth) – Sober
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“Sober” is a track dedicated to G-Eazy trying to find the balance between drinking for fun, but also being able to avoid the mistakes that can come with too much.
As it was
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GASHI & G-Eazy – My Year
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[Intro] / Ayy / [Verse 1: GASHI] / Bad bitch rollin' up, you know she ain't rolling all by herself / She just wanna fuck / Pull up in the crib with your girls on my bed like
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G-Eazy – Speed
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[Intro] / Keep true for real, T-R-U, to the lead gang, we real (Hahaha) / Eee, eee (Keep true for real, true for real) / (Keep true for real, keep true for) / Yeah / [Verse 1
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G-Eazy – This Is Me
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This song is the opening track to G-Eazy’s mixtape, Big. It is also featured on producer Michael Franco’s album, The Fool Rushes In, under the name, “This Is It”.
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G-Eazy (Ft. Anthony Hamilton) – Gerald
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[Intro: G-Eazy] / You know? / Yeah / [Chorus: G-Eazy] / Am I still the Gerald that I been from the beginning? / Ask ten people, you'll get ten different opinions / Should I be
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G-Eazy – Jack Skellington
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Named after the character in Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas, G-Eazy connects with Jack Skellington in his tall, skinny appearance. The production from Splurgeboys
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G-Eazy (Ft. Gordo) – Loaded
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Carnage’s “Loaded” was the first major hit of the collaborations between and G-Eazy. The two had not released a song with vocals together since G-Eazy’s 2007 mixtape Quarantine
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G-Eazy – Rebel
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[Produced By: G-Eazy] / [Hook] / He's a rebel and he'll never ever be any good / He's a rebel cause he never ever does what he should / He's a rebel and he'll never ever be any
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G-Eazy (Ft. Chris Brown & Tory Lanez) – Drifting
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This melancholy song tells the story of his relationship strains with girlfriend Devon Baldwin. With music taking him all over the world, he has had less and less time to devote to
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G-Eazy (Ft. E-40 & Jay Ant) – Charles Brown
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[Chorus: Jay Ant & G-Eazy] / I'm tryna know what the future holds, hey / But it ain't for you to know / I treat my self like the usual, yeah / But it ain't for you to know / My
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G-Eazy (Ft. Devon Baldwin & Skizzy Mars) – All I Could Do
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[Produced by G-Eazy] / [Hook: Devon Baldwin] / All I could do / It's all I could do / All I could do / It's it's it's all I could do / [Verse 1: G-Eazy] / Take a look around I am
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G-Eazy (Ft. Dex Lauper) – K I D S
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[Intro] / Haha (Nitrose) / This a sick one, yeah / New York City, the city of dreams / Yeah, uh, yeah / [Verse 1: G-Eazy] / Staying up, they're like, "What do you got against sleep
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G-Eazy – Random
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“Random” aggressively confronts the idea that G-Eazy “lucked into fame” and asserts that his success is not random. It has become Gerald’s “fight song”, as he performs it at every
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G-Eazy (Ft. Marc E. Bassy) – Some Kind of Drug
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“Some Kind of Drug” features a good friend of G-Eazy, Marc E. Bassy, who features on his World Tour. Their collaboration history dates back to “Friend Zone.”
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