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Real Type

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Real Type Lyrics

[Intro]
Al Geno on the track

[Chorus: Rylo Rodriguez]
You the type of nigga who go out sad, turn down them hormones
I'm the type, gon' make her suck it until she hurt her jawbone
You gon' drop that shit to make 'em go shoot out that car, huh?
And I'ma drop that shit and make a nigga go and walk down

I'm the type of nigga to drop a three inside a styrofoam
You the type of niggas that be tryna go through that ho iPhone
You the type of niggas say free your bros, ain't even buy a phone
I'ma throw some shit, make strippers wanna turn that Live on
You the type, yeah, you the type, yeah, you the type (Yeah, yeah)
I'm thе type, yeah, I'm the typе, yeah, I'm the type (Yeah, yeah)
She the type, yeah, she the type that, she the type that
If it's smoke, nigga'll die about it, but he the type that be the type

[Verse 1: Rylo Rodriguez]
You the type of nigga say free your bros, won't even buy a lawyer
You the type of nigga that see your opps and wanna start recordin'
You the type of nigga who'll get the ups and won't even hit the target
I'm the type who can't get the gun in, then I ain't goin' in the party
You the type of nigga who gon' blow her phone up, you know, she with me
I'm the type, gon' make her press the moon, go on DND
I'm the type, take a slut to the room, no Airbnb
You the type meet a slut and you a groom, and you on one knee
I know every young nigga havin' motion if they 'round me
Fuck the system, hope they free all the bros in the county
That pistol in my pants, I'm the type to treat it like a glizzy
You the type of nigga that be tryna fall out 'bout these bitches (Yeah, yeah)
[Chorus: Rylo Rodriguez]
You the type of nigga who go out sad, turn down them hormones
I'm the type, gon' make her suck it until she hurt her jawbone
You gon' drop that shit to make 'em go shoot out that car, huh?
And I'ma drop that shit and make a nigga go and walk down
I'm the type of nigga to drop a three inside a styrofoam
You the type of niggas that be tryna go through that ho iPhone
You the type of niggas say free your bros, ain't even buy a phone
I'ma throw some shit, make strippers wanna turn that Live on
You the type, yeah, you the type, yeah, you the type (Yeah, yeah)
I'm the type, yeah, I'm the type, yeah, I'm the type (Yeah, yeah)
She the type, yeah, she the type that, she the type that
If it's smoke, nigga'll die about it, but he the type that be the type

[Verse 2: Lil Baby]
Yeah, I'm the type to make sure all the bros got lawyers if they ain't told
I'm the type where if the rappin' ain't work, I'd still be sellin' lows
I'm the type, got foreigns in the garage that still ain't touch the road
I'm the type of rapper you don't wanna troll, you the type to get exposed
I'm the type to touch a thousand bricks, never play with my nose
I'm the type to fuck her and her friend and never tell a soul
I'm so the type to pick her up in Rolls and send a Uber home
Eat, sleep, or creep, don't miss a beat, that's what the shooters on
I'm the type to act like it's alright then get him wiped (Slatt)
You the type to act like you a opp, knowin' you ain't like that
Penny pinchin' peons, hope you niggas paid your taxes
You the type to never have it with you, really catfish
[Chorus: Rylo Rodriguez]
You the type of nigga who go out sad, turn down them hormones
I'm the type, gon' make her suck it until she hurt her jawbone
You gon' drop that shit to make 'em go shoot out that car, huh?
And I'ma drop that shit and make a nigga go and walk down
I'm the type of nigga to drop a three inside a styrofoam
You the type of niggas that be tryna go through that ho iPhone
You the type of niggas say free your bros, ain't even buy a phone
I'ma throw some shit, make strippers wanna turn that Live on
You the type, yeah, you the type, yeah, you the type (Yeah, yeah)
I'm the type, yeah, I'm the type, yeah, I'm the type (Yeah, yeah)
She the type, yeah, she the type that, she the type that
If it's smoke, nigga'll die about it, but he the type that be the type

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Genius Annotation

“Real Type” by Rylo Rodriguez featuring Lil Baby is a song that delves into the different character traits and behaviors exhibited by individuals in various situations. Through their lyrics, the artists provide contrasting perspectives and emphasize the qualities that define them.

In the chorus, Rylo Rodriguez starts off by criticizing a certain type of person who appears to be idle, spending their time sitting around doing nothing. He contrasts himself as someone who takes action, asserting his dominance and making a sexual reference. The juxtaposition between being passive and active is further exemplified as he describes how the other person would rather instigate conflicts by dropping provocative content, while he prefers to drop music that motivates individuals to take matters into their own hands.

Rodriguez portrays himself as a bold and assertive individual in the first verse. He criticizes those who claim to support their friends but fail to take any tangible action to help them. Additionally, he mocks individuals who start trouble or provoke others when they see their enemies. Rodriguez contrasts himself by highlighting that he is cautious and prefers not to engage in risky situations.

He also touches upon his skills with women, presenting himself as a dominant figure. Rodriguez describes being able to make a woman so enamored with him that she would do anything, even going as far as praying to the moon. He asserts his ability to engage in casual encounters, labeling himself as the type of person to bring women back to his place rather than opting for Airbnb accommodations. In contrast, he criticizes individuals who quickly settle into committed relationships, suggesting that they are too eager to tie the knot without fully knowing the person they are involved with.

Lil Baby enters the song in the second verse, immediately establishing himself as someone who takes care of his friends by ensuring they have legal representation if needed. He then further contrasts himself from others by referencing his success as a rapper, implying that he still has connections to the streets and could have pursued a different path. He highlights his material possessions, specifically foreign cars, which he has yet to utilize fully.

Lil Baby presents himself as someone who is confident and unbothered by detractors, indicating that he won’t engage in unnecessary conflict. He boasts about his past experiences with drug trafficking but states that he remains discrete and doesn’t talk about it publicly. He also suggests being capable of seducing multiple women without divulging any secrets, further emphasizing his ability to keep things private.

In his closing lines, Lil Baby takes a jab at those who try to provoke him or engage in online trolling. He asserts his resilience and being uninterested in participating in such behavior. Lil Baby concludes by mocking the behavior of others, claiming they are penny-pinchers who may not even pay their taxes, insinuating a lack of financial responsibility.

Overall, “Real Type” offers a juxtaposition of character traits and behaviors exhibited by different individuals. Rylo Rodriguez portrays himself as a proactive and dominant figure, contrasting with those who are idle and lack initiative. Lil Baby presents himself as someone with street credibility and self-assuredness, juxtaposed with individuals who engage in unnecessary conflicts and lack financial responsibility. The song serves as an exploration of personal identity and the triumph of individuals who exhibit boldness and assertiveness.

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