Brick Talk Lyrics

City Cinderella

Jul 19, 2024

English

"Brick Talk" is a new English song by JT from the album "City Cinderella." The song was written by JT, Lasana Smith, and Dinuzzo, and produced by Dinuzzo. It was released on JT's YouTube channel on July 19, 2024. The… Read More

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Brick Talk Lyrics

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Brick Talk Lyrics By JT

[Intro]
(Dinuzzo)

[Chorus]
I can sell a split (Split), I can whip a brick (Brick)
I can rob a trick, I'm from Dade County, bitch (305)
I can whip a brick (Brick), I can sell a split (Split)
I can hit that lick (Pow), I'm from Dade, bitch

[Verse 1]
My nigga need a Visa (What up?), he just got out the hole (Yeah)
I gotta get him right (Let's go), he tryna make sto'
My sis got two hundred pills in her coochie hole
And when she hit the bathroom, she gon' let 'em go (Yeah)
That's two hundred pills, but what he don't know (What?)
She got two hundred more in her booty hole (Okay)
That's four hundred pills (Okay), one hundred a pill (Okay)
Forty K out the mud, I'm trappin' in heels

[Verse 2]
Don't try to judge me if you ain't from 'round here
I'm a City Girl, born and raised down here (Facts)
I grew up with the sliders (Yeah), I know all the steppas (Steppas)
Rose from the trenches, I'm the city Cinderella
I told Eliantte, "I want all my diamonds yellow" (Lemonade)
I can make this ass clap acapella (Clap, clap)
I can make this ass clap acapella, I'm the city Cinderella

[Intro: (Dinuzzo)]

The introduction sets the tone for the song, with Dinuzzo's tag indicating his role as the producer. It establishes the gritty and raw vibe that permeates the track.

[Chorus]

The chorus highlights the various ways JT can survive and make money in the tough environment of Dade County. Selling drugs, committing robberies, and other illicit activities are mentioned as means of survival, emphasizing the harsh realities and street smarts needed to navigate this world.

[Verse 1]

This verse delves into specific stories and experiences from JT's life. Mentioning a friend needing a visa after being released from prison underscores the continuous struggles even after serving time. The verse also describes smuggling drugs in creative ways, reflecting the lengths to which people go to make money and support their loved ones. The mention of trapping in heels adds a layer of juxtaposition, showing the blend of femininity and toughness.

[Verse 2]

In the second verse, JT addresses potential judgment from outsiders and asserts her identity as a City Girl from Dade County. The reference to knowing "sliders" and "steppas" showcases her connections to the local criminal elements. Calling herself the "city Cinderella" symbolizes her rise from difficult beginnings to success. The mention of wanting yellow diamonds from Eliantte and making her "ass clap acapella" highlights her confidence and desire for opulence, juxtaposed with her humble origins.

[Chorus]

The repeated chorus reinforces the themes of survival, resilience, and street smarts, with JT reiterating her ability to sell drugs, commit robberies, and hit licks, all rooted in her identity as someone from Dade County.

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About Song

The theme of "Brick Talk" revolves around street life, hustle, and resilience. The lyrics depict the gritty realities of life in Dade County, highlighting the resourcefulness and toughness required to thrive in such an environment. JT's verses vividly describe various aspects of survival, from drug dealing to cunning schemes, painting a picture of life in the streets. The chorus reinforces the message of resilience and street smarts, emphasizing the artist's roots and the challenges faced in their upbringing.