Taking to Harry Fraud’s slick production, sparse enough to give the emcees space to shine, Curren$y sets it off with a strong opening verse. “She send a text she want to straddle me off in my castle,” he begins. “Palomino horses on Louis Vuitton saddles, I ain’t ever bought her sandals, but every flavor Jordan 1’s she have em.” And while Curren$y’s tale of gangsta love seems to occupy his headspace, the Machine remains dedicated to the grind. “Sellin’ quarters back in New York for the Jeff Hostet, shots wet his porch left him bleeding on his top step,” he spits. “God bless when I’m repeatedly squeezing my tech / they said they wanted smoke but then they immediately digress.”

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QUOTABLE LYRICS

Sellin’ quarters back in New York for the Jeff Hostet
Shots wet his porch left him bleeding on his top step
God bless when I’m repeatedly squeezing my tech
They said they wanted smoke but then they immediately digress