 Genius Meanings
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ScHoolboy Q – 5200
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On “5200,” ScHoolboy Q raps about his vehicles and murderous lifestyle. The song features additional vocals from TDE labelmate and fellow Black Hippy member Kendrick Lamar.
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Dreamville President Ibrahim Hamad Explains Kendrick Lamar’s Surprise Appearance On “Under The Sun”
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Lamar & J. Cole have a long history of working together.
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ScHoolboy Q, 2 Chainz & Saudi – X
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ScHoolboy Q and 2 Chainz reunite for the first time since their collaboration on Q’s “WHat THey Want.” With production backed by Sounwave and !llmind, ScHoolboy, 2 Chainz and South
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ScHoolboy Q Explains Why Kendrick Lamar Has Writing Credits Throughout ‘CrasH Talk’
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Kendrick takes a hands-on approach to Q’s music.
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ScHoolboy Q (Ft. 21 Savage) – Floating
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“Floating” serves as the ninth track on ScHoolboy Q’s fifth studio album CrasH Talk. Featuring a guest verse from 21 Savage, the two rappers discuss their emotional state and the
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ScHoolboy Q & Travis Scott – CHopstix
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On “CHopstix,” ScHoolboy Q raps about being infatuated with a woman, comparing her legs to the utensil. Travis Scott’s chorus reflects two meanings of chopsticks: first the woman’s
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ScHoolboy Q (Ft. 6LACK) – Drunk
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Q’s first official collaboration with singer 6LACK, “Drunk” sees Q reminding the listener he’s not truly drunk, although he feels heavy emotions and intoxication. He also reflects
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ScHoolboy Q – Numb Numb Juice
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“Numb Numb Juice” is the lead single to ScHoolboy Q’s fifth studio album. The track first appeared on his Instagram with a 0:51 video clip of Q in the studio, after a series of
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Song Lyrics & Knowledge - Genius
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Kendrick Lamar) · I said, ”Daddy, one day, I'ma get you right with thirty-six zips One thousand grams of cocaine, then your name will be rich. Genius ...
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ScHoolboy Q (Ft. Kid Cudi) – Dangerous
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Marking the first official collaboration between Schoolboy Q and Kid Cudi, “Dangerous” finds Q discussing the disillusionment and fatigue that comes of elongated drug use; with the
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ScHoolboy Q (Ft. Ty Dolla $ign & YG) – Lies
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On “Lies,” ScHoolboy Q, Ty Dolla $ign and YG discuss their problems with people who lie about them and attempt to make money through dishonest methods. YG, in particular, recalls a
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ScHoolboy Q – CrasH
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On “CrasH,” Q delivers a smooth flow over laid-back production from Boi-1da. Q discusses more serious topics of his life, including his family, wealth, and former life of crime. He
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ScHoolboy Q – Gang Gang
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Likely an extension of the opener to his sophomore album Oxymoron (“Gangsta”), “Gang Gang” describes Q’s lifestyle of gang-banging, slinging drugs, and his legendary hood status.
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