Old Timerz

This is a tribute to the old school individuals from the past.

Refers to a time when soul music with substance was popular, and waves in hairstyles were a trend.

Highlights the popularity of the phrase "Slick Money" during that era.

Reflects on the experience of handling guns and learning to shoot.

Repeats the theme, emphasizing the nostalgia for the old school era.

When bubblegum soul was legit wit waves

Slick Money was a popular phrase

And we learned to let the pistol spark, bark and blaze

Recalls a time when sneakers had to match hats, and people made noise in the streets. Mentions the importance of having a plan and maintaining sneakers at social events.

When every pair of sneakers had to have a hat to match

(Damn)

Y'all look good in them sheep skins

Make noise in the middle of the street all week

Always had a plan, it only took a dime to reach out and touch a man

Can't be fuckin' up them sneakers while you at ya jam

Get up on the speakers and your be-Boy stand

Reminisces about specific cars, broken seats, and the attractiveness criteria for women.

I remember the seat broke backv

I remember the chick wasn't legit unless her ass was fat

Uncle, I remember all that

Describes a past when displaying a gun was a way to assert dominance and create excitement at parties.

Pop shots at the party to see niggas run

When the [unverified] was the worst biggest gun

You niggas had a lotta fun

Reiterates the theme, expressing admiration for the old school and emphasizing the connection between soul music and street life.

When bubblegum soul was legit wit waves

Slick Money was a popular phrase

And we learned to let the pistol spark, bark and blaze

This is for the old school niggas from back in the day

When bubblegum soul was legit wit waves

Slick Money was a popular phrase

And we learned to let the pistol spark, bark and blaze

Details personal experiences like leaning hard, cruising in a convertible, and the fashion choices of the time.

(Lean)

Hit the scene hard as fuck

(Scene)

Spoke rims, white walls, cruisin' the block

In them 98 Oldsmobile wit the rag top

Try to look these in your BVD

In the wind, wit ya Kangols, Pumas and Lees

Used to drink private stock, Millers and Old Gold

Had the [unverified] sweater when the weather got cold

Mentions a specific firearm (Dirty 38's), expresses nostalgia for the older generation, and references listening to Run-D.M.C.

(Oh)

Dirty 38's was the tool that'll bless you

(Saturday Night Special)

O.G., niggas, God damn I miss 'em

Pumpin' Run-D.M.C. through the goose neck system

Highlights the toughness of individuals from Brownsville, regardless of circumstances, and gives a shoutout to M.O.P.'s fans.

Nobody whoop ya ass like a Brownsville nigga

If you locked down, deceased or up in the bow

This is M.O.P., shout to your isle for the love

Reiterates the appreciation for the old school, emphasizing the significance of soul music, slang, and the use of firearms.

When bubblegum soul was legit wit waves

Slick Money was a popular phrase

And we learned to let the pistol spark, bark and blaze

This is for the old school niggas from back in the day

When bubblegum soul was legit wit waves

Slick Money was a popular phrase

And we learned to let the pistol spark, bark and blaze

Expresses love for reminiscing about the past and a desire to return to the way things used to be.

I love it when we dream about the old, old, old school

Back in the days, back in the days

I really want to take it back to the way things used to be