Money Showers

Track 10 on Plata O Plomo (Silver Or Lead)

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“Money Showers” is the third single from Fat Joe and Remy Ma’s collaboration album Plata O Plomo. After whipping up the turn-up anthems “All The Way Up” and “Cookin,” Joe… Read More

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Money Showers Lyrics

[Intro: Ty Dolla Sign, Dre]
Joe Crack, Remy Ma
This is
Dolla $ign, ooh, yeah

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
Understand (Yeah), they gotta understand a nigga
Gotta run the town, every time I'm in your city (Oh, yeah)
Make 'em understand (Ah, nah-nah, nah-nah)
You know how this shit gon' blow whenever I'm in town (Whenever I'm in town, woah, ooh, yeah)
Yeah, understand, they gotta understand a nigga
Gotta run the town, every time I'm in your city
Make 'em understand
You know how this shit gon' blow whenever I'm in town (Whenever I'm in town)

[Post-Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
Money showers (Ooh, yeah)
Rain
Rain, rain, rain
Whole lotta money showers
Rain
Rain, rain, rain (Yeah)

[Verse 1: Fat Joe & Ty Dolla $ign]
10 bands for the prettiest bitch
No hands if you really the shit
My nigga Pretty Lou drop the music, he got something to say
Got her staring at the pole like Election Day (Ooh, yeah)
I make it rain on them hoes, I got that Amber vision
We in the back of the Rolls, her and Blac Chyna kissing
Give me a slice of the cake, I made it shower with dough
That's a whole lotta bread, you know it had to be Joe
Cathedral ceilings in the crib, got sinners in it
I had bitches eating pussy like it's dinner in it (Ooh, yeah)
No lie, see everything Gucci, we steady mobbing
Who else could turn a stripper into Tonya Harding?
(Ooh, yeah, Crack!)

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
Understand (Yeah), they gotta understand a nigga
Gotta run the town, every time I'm in your city (Oh, yeah)
Make 'em understand (Ah, nah-nah, nah-nah)
You know how this shit gon' blow whenever I'm in town (Whenever I'm in town, woah, ooh, yeah)
Yeah, understand, they gotta understand a nigga
Gotta run the town, every time I'm in your city
Make 'em understand
You know how this shit gon' blow whenever I'm in town (Whenever I'm in town)

[Post-Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
Money showers (Ooh, yeah)
Rain
Rain, rain, rain
Whole lotta money showers
Rain
Rain, rain, rain (Yeah)

[Verse 2: Remy Ma, Ty Dolla $ign]
See you gotta understand I'm bad enough to take your husband
Bitch, I fuck your man, then, give him back when I'm done, ugh
Front of my pussy on the back of his tongue
I ain't had love for a nigga since what happened to Pun (Ooh, yeah)
So, if he fuck around and I don't happen to cum
Nigga, you can be my ex, that's where I'm from
Man, these funny style bitches, I be laughing at them
Hoes be grabbing his dick, I be grabbing his gun (Ooh, yeah)
Walking out the court, thumbs up, John Gotti
On my '93 Biggie shit, bullshit and party
Bitch claiming she the queen, what? Not hardly
Who the fuck gave you your crown, bitch, Steve Harvey? (Ooh, yeah)

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“Money Showers” is the third single from Fat Joe and Remy Ma’s collaboration album Plata O Plomo. After whipping up the turn-up anthems “All The Way Up” and “Cookin,” Joe and Remy slowed down the tempo for this R&B-tinged track.

The track, produced by Cool & Dre, features a guest appearance from Ty Dolla $ign and samples Ralph Tresvant’s 1991 R&B hit “Do What I Gotta Do.”

Q&A

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning

What did Fat Joe & Remy Ma say about "Money Showers"?

Remy Ma explained the track’s notions to Billboard on its premiere:

‘Money Showers’ to me means being bestowed with an unlimited amount of everything; an excess of everything whether materialistic, emotional, sexual – like total ecstasy.

Is there a music video for the track?

The “Money Showers” video premiered on Jay Z’s streaming service TIDAL on January 12, 2017.

Inspired by the 1998 film The Players Club, the Eif Rivera-directed clip takes place at a strip club in Miami. Actor Anthony Johnson, who appeared in the film, made a cameo appearance in the video.

What did Fat Joe and Remy Ma have to say about working with Ty Dolla $ign?

While talking about working with Ty Dolla $ign, Joey Crack said:

It was an honor and pleasure working with someone I’m so close to as a friend, who I also have tremendous respect for as an artist. I’m proud of this song.

Remy would add: