Song meaning of Legit Check by FRIENDLY THUG 52 NGG & Big Baby Tape

Ah, "Legit Check" by FRIENDLY THUG 52 NGG & Big Baby Tape, a lyrical masterpiece that delves into the struggles of being too legit to quit. The song begins with an enchanting melody supplied by Wex on the beat, setting the scene for what is about to unfold. It's evident from the start that FRIENDLY THUG 52 NGG is no stranger to the attention of record labels, as they desperately vie to purchase his unparalleled flow. The level of his newfound flex is so immense that he can now afford to buy furniture, folks! Move over interior design magazines, we have a furniture tycoon in the making.

But it doesn't stop there, my friends. Brace yourselves for the ultimate bombshell: FRIENDLY THUG 52 NGG is not only a lyrical genius, he's also the reigning champ in rugby. That's right, he combines the finesse of his flow with the brutal power of rugby, giving new meaning to the term "gangster sport." And just in case anyone doubted his authenticity, he's more than willing to pass any legit check that comes his way. Let it be known, he's as real as it gets. Salam-Aleykum, indeed!

And then we have Big Baby Tape, who takes us on a wild ride through his vibrant world. He starts by declaring his weekend plans, which involve heading to the temple because, you know, divine inspiration can strike at any moment, even in the midst of a banger. His money, much like his flag, comes in various colors—because why settle for monotony when you can have a rainbow of cash, right?

But hold on to your seats, my friends, because Big Baby Tape loves a good wordplay session. He's all about that verbal diarrhea, and apparently, they need some Smecta to alleviate their linguistic difficulties. Don't worry, though, his lyrics are devoid of any excess words. His mother knows he used to make pills and lived with the whole family in an apartment. Talk about bonding experiences! His crew is so massive that it won't fit in a single car. Who needs compactness when you have money to burn, right?

Oh, and get this, folks—Moscow might be dirty, but it's where the good money resides. Big Baby Tape can't remember the last time he rode a bus because private jets are the only mode of transport worthy of his presence. And just to add a cherry on top, he's tired of sharing profits, so he's out to secure the whole pie for himself. You go, Big Baby Tape, grab that sustenance!

In the end, "Legit Check" is not just another rap song; it's a declaration of individuality and triumph. These artists have fought against the odds, delivering flows and flexes that are coveted by labels and furniture stores alike. So, sit back, embrace the contagious energy, and let your own inner legit shine through. It's time to take the legit world by storm, one furniture purchase at a time!