Curren$y is one of the realest, and most hilarious rappers out. Whether you're high as a kite or straight as an arrow, the Hot Spitta will have you nodding your head in agreeance to whatever he rhymes, and every now then, you just might giggle. Some rappers spit knowledge, some rappers spit about material items, and other rappers talk about their pot consumption, their cars and their bitches. Curren$y is definitely the latter.
Whether he's impressing label executives, smoking with your girl, or traveling around the world, Curren$y always has an approachable touch when he relays his lifestyle. Even if it's topic you can't particularly relate too, he somehow throws in a bar that you definitely can relate too. Backed by luxurious hip hop beats, it makes for quite the enjoyable listen.
Here are some of Curren$y's realest bars on Pilot Talk III. Share your favorite bar in the comment section.
From "Opening Credits"
"Every month dropped something/Then the Double X-L put a nigga on the cover/Made the freshmen ten like a year before my brother Wiz/Rap hustling and we rocked e'rywhere we went/Then I tried to start to start a business with Damon/Charged that to the game, learned some thangs"
As Curren$y recaps his rap career on this intro song. He failed time and time again, but ultimately became successful. Those bars really say it all. If you've been following him since day 1, you know what's up.
From "Long As The Lord Say"
"When I don't drop it be like a coke drought/Dad will be back soon, love don't pout"
If Curren$y doesn't put out an album, the fans will fiend for it like cokeheads. Daddy will be back soon, fear not.
From "Cargo Planes"
"We in the house like your closet though/I'm in yo bitch like a spinal chord/All up her back nigga, you don't like that/But she love it, that's why she does it/Never displaying affection when we out in public/Cause muthafuckas looking, and shit'll look ugly/So walk right past me homegirl, and do not say nuttin'/Secret locations we meet at, and then we cuttin'"
Of all the ways to say you're getting with another man's girl, in her like a spinal chord? Curren$y serves up a little biology with his boasting. On top of that, he doesn't even act like he knows her in public.
From "Cargo Planes"
"We trying make classics here/Throw that other shit in the trash, it's weird"
In 2015, the rap scene can get pretty weird. Spitta keeps it real, though.
From "Froze"
"Alloy wheels on it, introduce me to your best bitch, homie/Eyes can't hide her desire, she on me/Heart on fire for Mr. Frosty, I'm cold"
Not just anyone will tell you to introduce them to their best lady. Spitta is a man of extreme confidence.
From "Get Down"
"So tell them culture vultures where to stick it/Tell them stuffed suits to up them digits/We drug dealing, musical terrorism/Underground faction existing/So you don't have to accept that bullshit they giving you to listen"
Who doesn't co-sign this?
From "Get Down"
"Spitta got the key to the globe, well travelled/I done lost more passports than you done took trips, lil daddy"
Just when you think you're well-traveled, Spitta reminds you that he's lost his passport more times than TSA has asked you for it.
From "Sidewalk Show"
"Diamonds in my Rolex got me temporarily blind/Forgive me for that braggadoious line/I'm not so flashy with mine/But every now and again you gotta remind niggas that I'm really on the grind"
Curren$y isn't someone you listen to for luxury rhymes. Most of the time he's trying to relate to you, but here we get a quick stunt before he apologizes. Nonetheless it's a well-deserved stunt, we gotta keep it 100.
From "Audio Dope 5"
"Jet life, love boat, all aboard bitches/Smoke a joint, and play some shuffleboard with me"
Spitta is an old soul. He likes wavy beats, joints, and has described himself as a "Modern Day Hippie." He also likes playing shuffleboard, which isn't exactly the pass time of choice in the rap scene. More proof on why Spitta's the realest.
From "Audio Dope 5"
"Pussyfoots'll never fill a real niggas shoes"
Don't pussyfoot around with Curren$y...Real recognize real, as they say.
From "Life I Chose"
"My girl mom wanted her to marry a doctor/Disappointed in her choice until I picked her up in from the airport in that Rolls Royce"
Most parents don't want their daughter to date a rapper, but their minds may change when they see what kind of money he's workin' with.
From "Pot Jar"
"I wrote a million dollar verse on a napkin/While awaiting my baked Alaska/Couple shots before and after the meal/But not too much liquor to handle"
Spitta doesn't need much to write a verse worth $$$.
From "Briefcase"
"Try to keep a tidy place and have it free of snakes/Cause you know they slither in here some kinda way/Some disguised as friends, masks on they face/Fake smiles, devilish grins, looks of hate/Steer clear of them cause them niggas they'll take ya/For a long ride, they find ya tied up off the interstate"
Spitta manages to paint a vivid picture while relaying a few words of advice.