Lyrics
You watch too many films
You consume an excessive amount of films.
Too many films for real
This film consumption is a genuine concern.
And something else you take too seriously
You take something else very seriously, possibly referring to the music industry or success.
Your record deal
Your focus on your record deal is overly intense.
A record deal pays bills
A record deal is a means to pay bills and support a family.
Pays bills and feeds a family
Emphasizes the practical aspects of a record deal in sustaining livelihood.
And your profile is too big
Your public image is too prominent; how can you lead a criminal lifestyle?
How ya gonna be a crime family
Raising questions about maintaining a criminal persona with a high-profile image.
Too many films for real
You continue to be influenced by films in a significant way.
You watch too many films, too many films for real
The excessive influence of films is reiterated.
Don't get me wrong, I know you got guns and your not scared to use them
Acknowledges possession of guns but questions their purpose in terms of money or lives.
But is there money being made around these guns or lives until you lose them
Raises the issue of financial gain or loss of lives associated with firearms.
You watch too many films, films for real
Repeats the idea of being overly influenced by films.
You watch too many films, films for real
Reiterates the excessive impact of films on the individual.
Some of those people have to live that life, for real
Recognizes that some people are forced to live a certain lifestyle, unlike the artist with a record deal.
I don't have to, I got a record deal
The artist contrasts their life with those who live a challenging reality.
For real, you heard, I chill and smoke herb
The artist describes their relaxed lifestyle with a record deal.
And how about these sexy singers, sex gods, talking about hitting girls in a turn
Criticizes singers who glorify violence against women, contrasting with the artist's laid-back attitude.
You're fantastic, you're super sperm
A sarcastic comment about someone being exceptional or extraordinary.
Yeah, I'm a player hater, I hate when players can't take their turn
The artist dislikes those who cannot wait for their turn in various situations.
And when a record company drops me, that's when I learn
Reflects on the reality check of being dropped by a record company.
It's not real, it's just passing time
Asserts that the music industry is not real; it's just a way to pass the time.
It's not real, all I do is rhyme
Reiterates the artificial nature of the music industry and the artist's primary focus on rhyming.
It's not real, it's just passing time
Repeats the notion that the music industry is a temporary diversion.
All I do, all I do is rhyme
Emphasizes the artist's dedication to rhyming despite the transient nature of the industry.
You heard, you heard
Reaffirms a previous statement, indicating someone acknowledging the artist's situation.
"You go Romeo" girls say
Quoting someone praising the artist, possibly in a superficial manner.
You look tall in the video
Comments on the artist's appearance in a music video.
And the color girl sings
A reference to a woman of color singing in the context of the music industry.
Get money
Repeatedly emphasizes the pursuit of wealth, possibly criticizing the industry's focus on money.
Get money
-Get money
-Get money
-And no one sings the blues and everyone sings the greens
Observation that people tend to celebrate success (greens) but not acknowledge hardships (blues).
Someone said keep your eye on the prize
Encouragement to stay focused on one's goals despite distractions.
How you lose the dream
Reflects on the challenge of maintaining one's dreams in a competitive environment.
Who am I to say, I know you need cash... in this hundred yard dash
The artist acknowledges the importance of cash in a competitive race.
I moved awhile ago and past through New York
The artist mentions a past visit to New York and promises to return with something to say.
I'll be back in a minute, it's my turn to talk
Expresses the artist's upcoming opportunity to speak or perform.
For Real, you heard
Reiterates the reality of the artist's situation.
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