Another Dollar

Repetition of "AKA John Mickens" suggests a self-proclaimed identity or alias, asserting dominance as the king.

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

AKA John Mickens

I'm the king

Expressing wealth and status, comparing oneself to John Mickens, a symbol of opulence.

Remaining wealthy and provoking envy from detractors, covering locations like New York to Richmond.

Describing extravagant lifestyle with valuable jewelry, highlighting the impact of the shine.

Ice drips, frost bits, or forfeit shit

Discussing the rapper's mastery of the "mackin' game" while being aware of haters and their deceit.

Layin' in the barber shop, knowin' haters is shady

Addressing the contrast between the rapper's sophisticated lifestyle and others engaging in less admirable pursuits.

But I got lesbo' combos ridin' stick-shifts

For no chips, I'm seein' four to eight lips

Providing insights into the rapper's lifestyle, emphasizing his uniqueness and ability to discern quality.

Mr. Smith, the rarest breed

Separate the dimes from 'hoes like chronic seeds

Boasting about lyrical prowess, urging others to stop pretending and be genuine.

Lyrical swiftness

Practice this, stop bein' actresses

Describing a lavish encounter, highlighting the rapper's wealth and millionaire status.

Splash the crisp, John Micks, a millionaire

Introducing the recurring theme of earning money, framing it as another day and another dollar.

Stating financial success with a reference to Fortune 500, describing the effects of his lucrative endeavors.

Joints I pumps, gives my pockets the mumps

Emphasizing the rapper's exceptional status and the power of his lyrics, comparing them to arson.

Feel the force of this

Lyrical arsonist

Depicting a glamorous lifestyle with references to luxury items, drama, and a demand for proper flow from other artists.

Chicks in choppers with they thong sittin' proper

The crisp poppa bringin' drama like soap operas

The show stopper if you playas don't flow proper

Asserting his superior style and questioning why others doubt his abilities.

Wonderin' why cats front on who's the williest

Encouraging others to relax, predicting their failure, and expressing the ability to overcome challenges.

Ten mill, ten plaques upon my wall

You stall, mix large, I see why y'all

Mash ya like roaches then cop diamond broaches

Playing with words, suggesting superiority, and challenging others to remember his words.

Sin the fellas, get blazed and you can quote this

Reiteration of the theme, emphasizing the routine of earning money.

Boasting about being an admired MC, dismissing competition, and dismissing comparisons to Scorsese's movies.

Competition is dead, 'cause ain't none of y'all live as me

Handsome moody, I keep it raw, baby

So save all the goodfella shit for Scorsese

Highlighting the rapper's icy appearance and the allure of his persona.

The many get honey ways draped over my headrest

Extending influence from Fort Green to Maine, maintaining a captivating rhythm for listeners.

I keep ya head noddin' like dope is in your vein

Boasting about wealth and the ability to command loyalty with minimal effort.

I buy ya clicks loyalty with one pinkie ring

Setting a high standard for success, threatening havoc to those who fall short.

I wreack havoc, do damage

Highlighting the importance of having resources, warning of consequences for lacking them.

Techniques up to par

Yeah you, get ya black ass looped like Mardi Gras

Describing romantic encounters, expressing authority and disregarding bourgeois behavior.

Hittin' me off in yo' car

Blaze her in the alley 'cause she actin' bourgeois

Reiteration of the theme, acknowledging the challenges of being a king.

Reflecting on the difficulties of being a king but embracing the responsibility.

But someone's gotta do it