Can't tell
Unveiling Life's Hustle: JOSE DA GREAT's Legal Money Anthem
Lyrics
Legal money can't tell on, poccets fat like I sell zones
Legal money is trustworthy, won't reveal information; the speaker has significant wealth, possibly from legal endeavors.
Got a couple homies that did it different till they caught a case in jail gone
Friends took a different path, ended up in jail; the speaker avoids such situations.
Now me, I can't go, they went for it, I ain't though
The speaker won't go to jail, unlike some friends who fell for it.
Good in any hood but bacc in jail, that's the only place I can't go
Comfortable in any neighborhood, except jail where the speaker can't go.
Need everything that I came for, can't think right if my bank low
The speaker needs everything they came for; financial struggles affect their clarity of thought.
Switch a product but I'm still boosie, that's bankroll after bankroll
Despite changing products, the speaker remains successful, accumulating wealth continuously.
Gon' keep staccing cause I'm legal trapping, still East Craccin you know me
Continues to accumulate wealth legally, still loyal to their Eastside roots.
Always give the game, thats OG like sycho, he showed me
The speaker imparts wisdom, reminiscent of an OG (Original Gangster) mentor.
Dope ain't the only way to eat, I'm tryna tell em'
Conveys that there are alternative ways to succeed besides dealing drugs.
If he ain't in the streets, then nothing they can tell em'
If someone is not involved in street life, they are immune to certain troubles.
Can't tell on da legal money, can't tell on da legal money
Emphasizes the secrecy of legal money and avoiding legal troubles.
Can't tell on da legal money, you ain't got a Dodge indictments
-Can't tell on da legal money, can't tell on da legal money
-Trap money cool, but legal money spend just like
Legal money is more valuable than trap money; it can be spent similarly or even better.
Maybe even a little better, legal trapping no little chedda
Legal trapping is lucrative, yielding significant financial gain.
Rather clock in than be boxed in on the compound where they with whatever
Prefers a regular job over being confined in jail; values freedom over imprisonment.
Cutting grass like Chino, washing cars like Keezy
Engages in various legal activities, from lawn care to car detailing.
Call my line, I'm pulling up, I detail you like Kdezy
-Might work the club like Klacc, or just buy a whole like Kie
-They don't legal ball like me, I'm so dope I ain't gotta sell D
Boasts about legal success, not needing to sell drugs (D).
Ain't gotta make bail ain't gotta yell free, hey you gotta keep going what the streets, tell me
Doesn't face legal issues, no need to shout for bail or freedom.
Push my line now the boy so hot they wore my wrap before I drop
Gains attention even before official recognition, indicating rising success.
Seen no judge, ain't stuntin' no cop, don't play with my freedom, my family my guap
Avoids legal troubles, emphasizing the importance of freedom, family, and wealth.
Just Being real cuz I got it on locc, living my dreams cause I gave it a shot
Realistic about achievements, acknowledges starting from the bottom.
Shot to the top but I came from the bottom, looked at the culture and told him I got him
Started at the bottom but now has risen to the top.
Get it together we gon' be a problem, don't say you big homie with nowhere to guide him
Encourages positive influence, leading others toward greatness.
We lead them to greatness, not straight to a grave, raising a king not making a slave
Focuses on positive guidance rather than destructive paths.
Know I got rank cause how I behave, wanna be great you gotta be brave
Asserts authority through honorable behavior; bravery is necessary for greatness.
Stick to the plan, don't stunt what they say, in my own lane can't jump in the way
Stresses the importance of sticking to one's plan despite external opinions.
They needed a leader, I jumped in the place, straight to the action with no time to waste
Assumes a leadership role, actively involved in the community.
Making a difference while making them pay, car fulla merch cause I'm making a play
Balances making a difference with personal gain; implies strategic moves.
Laying the path, I'm making the way, they want them in jail, won't take them today
Paves the way for success, deflects negativity aimed at others.
Dope ain't the only way to eat him, trying to tell him
Reiterates the theme of legal money being secure, without the risk of indictment.
If you ain't in the streets, nothing they can tell him
-Can't tell on da legal money, can't tell on da legal money, can't tell on da legal money
-You ain't gotta dodge indictment, can't tell on da legal money, can't tell on da legal money
-Trap money cool, but legal money spend just like
Acknowledges trap money but emphasizes the advantages of legal money.
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