2 Hard 4 the Radio

Album: Iceman (2026)
Charted: 9
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  • Yeah
    Ayy, ayy, ayy
    Ayy, whoa, yeah, ayy
    Alright, look

    Listen up, it's about to be smoke
    Ain't nothin' but some shit I wrote
    About a rich-ass nigga that's deep in the game
    They call me Drizzy Drake and I'm keepin' the name
    I sport Nike shoes, I got a mic to use
    To talk bad about you pussies, I don't like you fools
    Got an Oakland show tonight, baby
    My young boys from The Yoc goin' crazy
    I'm on the bridge with a tank of unleaded
    I pull up early to that bitch
    That bitch was yankin' already, I said, "Yank"
    In the city and I really got rank
    You see the backpack to the front, you gettin' spanked
    I really blow M's for the fun of it
    New owl, blue diamonds on the front of it
    Shout my lil' cousin, Mr. Havin' None of It
    Tryna campaign, yeah, Drizzy back runnin' shit

    Whoa, whoa, livin' large, yeah
    And I put that on citas and the boulevard
    When I lost Big Nadia, I took it hard
    Need to call up a Stark for some Chrome Hearts
    If you my new girl, girl, you gotta look the part
    Ayy, it's Mr. Make Her Pipe Down, there he go
    Yeah, it's Mr. Popstar, that's the way it go
    Now I'm too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Yeah, too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Too hard for the fuckin' radio

    Hey, hey
    What? Yeah, what?
    I'ma show you what to do, lil' nigga, ayy
    I'ma show you what to do, lil' boy, ayy
    I'ma show you what

    Ayy, first off, I make real town smacks
    Boy, you know the motto, gotta push it to the mack
    Back when they was askin' 'bout where Davidson was at
    Now everybody got a blue 30 on they back
    Mustard heard about us, gotta catch up to the slaps
    You ain't had one since me and YG rapped
    Facts, 900 million for the tracks
    "Rack City," bitch, we remember that
    Damn, you should try and get back to that
    This new shit, you could've kept it on the Laugh Fact'
    And a nigga doin' laps
    Strippers on my lap, I'm 'bout to make her back bend
    Ayy, tell her come and give the boy a lap dance
    Damn, y'all was really island hoppin' back then
    Huh, now y'all names got redacted
    Yeah, now a nigga gotta fact check, what?
    Yeah, and I'm on the west like the Pac-10
    Yeah, I'm fuckin' power couples up, yeah
    Actin' like you love marryin' your wife, ayy
    You boys need to worry 'bout a jury in your life, ayy

    Whoa, whoa, livin' large, yeah
    And I put that on citas and the boulevard
    When I lost Big Nadia, I took it hard
    Need to call up a Stark for some Chrome Hearts
    If you my new girl, girl, you gotta look the part
    Ayy, it's Mr. Make Her Pipe Down, there he go
    Yeah, it's Mr. Popstar, that's the way it go
    Now I'm too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Yeah, too hard for the fuckin' radio
    Too hard for the fuckin' radio Writer/s: Aubrey Graham
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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