Whisper My Name

Album: Iceman (2026)
Charted: 3
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  • Yeah
    Hey, hey
    Yeah

    Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
    The dustiest niggas been fuckin' with us
    Am I a GOAT? Well, probably not
    I probably was, but you probably forgot
    My white label had to go white label shit
    When he stepped out his body and finally got hot
    Hand me the tools like I'm pickin' a lock
    Me and white bitches been kissin' a lot
    My honor comes from the shit that I do for the ones that I love
    It's between 'em and I
    Your honor comes to the court and he offers a plea deal
    So that you could cut off some time
    Nowadays, y'all don't wan' put in no work
    Y'all just wan' jump to the front of the line and hurry and run out the nine
    Baby boy, please
    I heard what you said to lil' bro about me
    Yeah, and when you run into the Iceman, what you gon' do except freeze?
    You not 'bout to squeeze, you not in the streets
    I'm cuttin' niggas off at the knees
    They ain't on standin' on business with me
    If I'm lyin', I'm flyin' economy, give me a motherfuckin' seat
    If I'm lyin', I'm flyin' economy, I bet I know who I see
    You know how I fly 'cause I land at the beach, when you land, you can see me
    You whisper my name 'cause the weight that it carry
    You can't even speak
    Yeah, you can't even speak

    Whisper my name and don't say it too loud
    'Cause you gotta come here and you know I pop out
    We turnt up Coachella, had boys backin' down
    And we might do the same if we touch Rolling Loud
    If you my nigga, then say that, my nigga
    Like, "What's up, my crodie? Come hug me right now"
    Come up to me and get one of them out
    'Cause you know how these niggas been countin' me out

    Okay, okay
    You gotta whisper my name (my name)
    Yeah, hey
    You gotta whisper my name (my name)
    Yeah, hey

    Yeah (whisper my name)
    Yeah
    Ayy, ayy

    I'm doing my big one, you doing a little one
    What kinda man are you? A middle one
    Yeah, my brother said he want a blue Bim', I'ma get him one
    My new ting don't know how I live, she shoppin' at Erewhon
    My brother got no fuck to give, he poppin' at everyone
    This ain't fixable smoke when you see us, I'll sit in with Farrakhan, nigga
    This shit like the bag that you bring on the plane, it's gon' carry on
    These boys dress up and think that they somebody, shit is like Comic-Con
    My YGs are fastin' and prayin', you lucky it's Ramadan
    Otherwise, they would be posted outside like the Pentagon
    You niggas be hittin' the 'net for some love, you a tennis ball
    I'll take 500K, not the dinner
    I never could learn shit from none of y'all

    Whisper my name and don't say it too loud
    'Cause you gotta come here and you know I pop out
    We turned up Coachella, had boys backin' down
    And we might do the same if we touch Rolling Loud
    If you my nigga, then say that, my nigga
    Like, "What's up, my crodie? Come hug me right now"
    Come up to me and get one of them out
    'Cause you know how these niggas been countin' me out

    Okay, okay (whisper my name like the ghost of me)
    (Counted me out)
    Okay, you gotta whisper my name (my name)
    Yeah, hey (counted me out)
    Okay, you gotta whisper my name (my name)
    (Counted me out)
    (Thought I was done for)
    (Counted me out) Writer/s: Aubrey Graham
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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