You're Invited
Embrace the Cultural Celebration: "You're Invited" to the Cookout Experience!
Lyrics
You invited to the cookout
You are welcome and invited to the cookout, a social gathering or event.
You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
-Draped up and dripped out
Feeling stylish and confident; referencing Tennessee whiskey being discreetly consumed at the cookout.
Know what I'm talking bout
-Tennessee whiskey getting snuck up in this cookout
-Baby cousin growing up on the lookout
A baby cousin is growing up and being cautious or vigilant.
He wanna to the east coast I told him good looks now
-Back then they didn't want me
Reflecting on past struggles and now enjoying success and attention, specifically financial gains.
Now we hot they all on me
-I'm Gettin all the fees from my good looks now
-Tell mama I'm a first round draft pick now
-Neighbors think I'm selling dope
Neighbors suspecting illegal activities, challenging them to confront the situation.
So tell them come get they fix now
-Who got big six, who gone renig
Playful references to card games, suggesting unpredictability and fun at the cookout.
Who gone make you draw 4 over and over again
-Who cousin in dem shorts showin' all that melanin
Praising a cousin for flaunting their attractive appearance.
Who uncle on the grill tell him don't burn the ribs
Advising an uncle not to overcook the ribs on the grill.
You can have the BLT I want the green
Expressing a preference for unconventional choices and signaling allegiance to QuincyT.
You know I don't play it straight I want the lean
-You know what I mean Just tell them you wit me QuincyT what it be
-You invited to the cookout
Reiteration of the invitation to the cookout.
You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
-Pullin up wit buckets no chicken
Describing the arrival with enthusiasm, mentioning a cousin involved in various activities, and seeking fried chicken.
My cousin got a Benzi moving chickens
-And we ain't never trying to save no chickens
-Looking for big mama like where the chicken
-At the fish fry I'll die
Enjoying social events, possibly mentioning loyalty to family and friends.
Drop by the end of night
-We be rolling deep
-Kinfolk rolling all night
-Stepping out in 11's because them hoes fire
Displaying pride in fashion choices, particularly in shoes.
Might throw on the 4's I love them even more
-Mama 1 of 13 daddy 1 of 7
Providing family background with the number of siblings and cousins.
Got twenty eleven-teen cousins
-I was destined for greatness
Expressing a sense of destiny and determination to improve since the age of 20.
Ever since I was 20 I told them I'll do better
-I ain't been home in awhile
Acknowledging a lack of recent visits home but being open to spontaneous plans.
So tonight I'm down for whatever
-I tell you what my bro sippin' a bud
Describing the activities of friends and siblings at the event.
My other bro smokin' bud
-And I'm just looking for bud
-Sister still charging people up
-If don't know lingo
Emphasizing the importance of understanding local slang and connections.
You don't know the people we know
-Which means we ain't Kinfolk
Highlighting the fluidity of relationships and the potential for inclusion or exclusion.
But that can all change in a minute tho
-You invited to the cookout
Final confirmation of the invitation to the cookout.
You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
-You invited to the cookout
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