Chief Keef - It's a Pound

★ Intro ★
Finna pull up on my ex (on my ex)
Pull up on my ex make that bitch mad (make that bitch mad)
I ain’t got no fucking type of respect (type of respect)
But I heard you get respect with the TEC (respect with the TEC)

Hook: Chief Keef
Boy hold my jewelry, it’s a pound ay (it’s a pound)
Brick on my wrist right now (right now)
And I’m finna go and scoop yo bitch (scoop yo bitch)
And I’m finna go and scoop some kicks (scoop some kicks)
Finna pull up on my ex (on my ex)
Pull up on my ex make that bitch mad (make that bitch mad)
I ain’t got no fucking type of respect (type of respect)
But I heard you get respect with the TEC (respect with the TEC)
Verse 1: Chief Keef
D-Moe go grab the pound (D-Moe go grab the pound)
Thots coming over to suck us right now (come and suck us right now)
Roll up, let’s get high (let’s get high, bitch)
Smoke a nigga frown (smoke a nigga frown bitch)
Let ’em come up in this fucking house (in this house)
Pistol to his motherfucking mouth (to his fuckin’ mouth, bang)
I told him watch his motherfuckin’ mouth (told him watch his mouth, gang)
Who the fuck talking now? (who talkin’ now?)
Flexin, look at my muscle (look at my motherfuckin’ muscle)
My truck got a muscle (truck got a motherfuckin’ muscle)
It ain’t American, it’s foreign (bitch it’s foreign)
My bitch ain’t American, she foreign (my bitch’s foreign)
She is from Dubai (Dubai)
I got that check, then I flew by, I roll by
Didn’t stop for nobody (nobody)
I don’t fuck with nobody (fuck with nobody, no)
I’ll hop out and fuck your body and your party
We’ll come through, shoot your party (shoot your party)
Who told you to party? Not GloGang (not GloGang, bitch)
Fuck boy you’s a no name (you’s a no name)

Hook: Chief Keef
Boy hold my jewelry, it’s a pound ay (it’s a pound)
Brick on my wrist right now (right now)
And I’m finna go and scoop yo bitch (scoop yo bitch)
And I’m finna go and scoop some kicks (scoop some kicks)
Finna pull up on my ex (on my ex)
Pull up on my ex make that bitch mad (make that bitch mad)
I ain’t got no fucking type of respect (type of respect)
But I heard you get respect with the TEC (respect with the TEC)
Verse 2: Tadoe
I just bought a chopper let’s do a hit (let’s do a hit)
You wifin’ her, she doing dicks (she doing dicks)
I got a .30 with a stick (with a stick)
I’m Glo Gang, we hella rich (we hella rich)
These niggas hate but niggas bitches (but niggas bitches)
These niggas tellin’, niggas snitches (niggas snitches)
And you know snitches they get stitches (they get stitches)
Pulling up and you get digits (and you get digits)
Talking numbers, hunnid rounds (hunnid rounds)
Catch you lacking, it’s man down (it’s man down)
When I kill you, I’mma frown (kill you, I’mma frown)
Ain’t no fucking laughing or playing around

Chief Keef, born Keith Farrelle Cozart, is a rapper and musician who hails from the dangerous neighborhood of O Block in Chicago. Growing up on 64th street and MLK drive, Keef was exposed to the harsh realities of life at a young age. Despite the challenges he faced, Keef found solace in music and began his journey to becoming a household name in the rap industry.

In 2011, Keef started to make a name for himself with the release of his mixtapes, The Glory Road and Bang, which gained him attention from the local community in Chicago. His unique style and raw lyrics quickly set him apart from other artists, earning him a loyal following.

Keef's breakthrough came with the release of projects like Back From the Dead and his debut studio album Finally Rich, which featured popular tracks such as "3Hunna" and "I Don't Like". However, it was his hit single "Love Sosa" that catapulted him to superstardom, garnering him fans from all over the country.

Over the years, Keef has continued to release music, with projects like Bang 2, Almighty So, Back From The Dead 2, and Sorry 4 The Weight showcasing his growth as an artist. In 2016, Keef briefly retired from music due to issues with his label, but made a triumphant return in 2017 with the release of Two Zero One Seven and Dedication.

Chief Keef's impact on the rap industry is undeniable, as he is widely credited as the forefather of drill rap and a major influence on the modern rap scene. With his unique sound and unapologetic lyrics, Keef has solidified his place as a legendary figure in the world of music.