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24/7 - 365
Huey
Maino
Glasses Malone
Official Music Video
copyright Universal...
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24/7 - 365
Huey
Maino
Glasses Malone
Official Music Video
copyright Universal 2008
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Lyrics:
24/7, 24/7, 24/7 365 On My Grind [x4]
[Chorus:]
24/7 365 On My Grind 'Cause I I Gotta Get Mine (yea) I Gotta Get Mine [x2]
How You Gone Do It?
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper Three Cut The Line Four Watch Hatas
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper 24/7 365 On My Grind
[Verse: Huey]
Since I Grind These Niggas Have Lost They Mind
They Hate Me Because I Shine From Family To All Kind
That's 24/7 Everyday Of The Year
Everyday I Am Here I'm Gone Make Shyt Clear
Fuk You Fuk Who Eva Got Sum To Say
Bout How I Handle My Business I'm a Do It My Way
I Am Young I Am Smart Never Small With Some Heart
I Can Just Taste My Money When I Hit The Airport
You Next To Over Seas I Can Smell The Palm Trees
Guess I'm Just A Grass Hopper Attracted To All Green
Now Listen To Al Green To Bring out The Old Days
Wishing OG's Was Still Stuck Into They Old Ways
No Snitches No Bitching Getting Digits By The Hour
Ignore The Phrase More Money More Power
As A Mamas Boy I Hate To See Mama Cry
So 24/7 365 On My Grind Know Why?
[Chorus:]
24/7 365 On My Grind 'Cause I I Gotta Get Mine (yea) I Gotta Get Mine [x2]
How You Gone Do It?
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper Three Cut The Line Four Watch Hatas
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper 24/7 365 On My Grind
[Verse: Maino]
Listen, Now I'm a Get It I Get It Until My Numbers Call
So I'm Just A Name And Memory On My Homies Wall
I Be Movin O's I'm Tryna Just Build My Dough Up
So I'm Just A Slab In A Corrin With My Toes Up
Niggas Deal With Jealousy Baby How Can They Hate On Me
I'm a Keep It Thorough I'm Not, Not A Celebrity
I'm Real Like A Phoenix Sun Feel Like My Day Is Coming
If I Can Just Kill Competition Then All The Fees Will Come
You Can't Stunt On I The Whole Summers Mine
(Hi Hater) Got The Country Waving Hi And Bye
Brooklyn To Saint Lou. Brooklyn We Can't Lose
It's Hustle Hard I'm a Get It Til I Can't Move
[Chorus:]
24/7 365 On My Grind 'Cause I I Gotta Get Mine (yea) I Gotta Get Mine [x2]
How You Gone Do It?
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper Three Cut The Line Four Watch Hatas
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper 24/7 365 On My Grind
[Verse: Glasses Malone]
It's The Water Boy (yea) We Keep Them Bottles Jack
I Tell Them Hatas Bye Twist It Hard And Throttle Back
What They Talking Dollas? We Gotta Lotta That
Cash Money Million Now Go And Swallow That
Tricks Make It Rain We Don't Carry Ones
I'm From 7th Street Now Nigga Where You From?
It's A Gang Thang Can't It Money Counters
All We Do Is Slang And Pray On Out Of Towners
Ask Around Homie We Some Chain Checkers
And We Are Not The Same So Lame Run Yo Necklace
It's A New West The Whole Game Respect Us
And Fuk These Old Rappers Since They Won't Except Us
Ask Around G A Clown We Spit Them Breezy Raps
And I Would Trade You Niggas Life To Bring Eazy Back
Man You Niggas Wack You Got To Coach A Dime
I'm Bout to Bring Us Back Look Like The Coast Is Mine
[Chorus:]
24/7 365 On My Grind 'Cause I I Gotta Get Mine (yea) I Gotta Get Mine [x2]
How You Gone Do It?
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper Three Cut The Line Four Watch Hatas
One Hustle Hard Two Stack Paper 24/7 365 On My Grind
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The Clan first became known to hip hop fans, and to major record labels,...
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The Clan first became known to hip hop fans, and to major record labels, in 1993 (see 1993 in music) following the release of the independent single "Protect Ya Neck", which immediately gave the group a sizable underground following. Though there was some difficulty in finding a record label that would sign Wu-Tang Clan while still allowing each member to record solo albums with other labels, Loud/RCA finally agreed, releasing their debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), in late 1993. This album was popular and critically-acclaimed, though it took some time to gain momentum. The success of Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers established the group as a creative and influential force in early 1990s hip hop, allowing Ol' Dirty Bastard, GZA, RZA, Raekwon, Method Man and Ghostface Killah to negotiate solo contracts
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