COLE PIMP Lyrics

Denzel Curry

King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2

Ty Dolla $ign & Juicy J

Jul 19, 2024

English

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COLE PIMP Lyrics By Denzel Curry ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Juicy J

[Intro: Ty Dolla $ign]
She lovin' it, she lovin' it, she love it here
She keep tellin' me to stay, she know I gotta go
I might tell a joke, but I'd never tell a lie
I told her, "Pick a side," told mama, "Hit my line"
No hesi', no hesi', no hesitation
She ain't got no patience, already want a vacation
Only been fuckin' like cool for months and already thinkin' 'bout movin' in
Who she think she fuckin' with? She must think I'm a whole trick
Turn you up, shawty, she want this life
And you got to prove that you could give her this kind of life
Threw her weave, can it only take place?
(Cole, you stupid)

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign & Juicy J]
Ooh yeah, ooh yeah
Lamb chop, been rockin' Forgiato rims, though (Though)
Big player, but I gotta keep me a slim ho (Ho)
My drawers Celine, but my denim came from Rick, though (Though)
I can't leave my house without my Glock, I keep the—
Ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy
Ayy, she love it here, she ain't goin' nowhere
Ayy, she love it here, she ain't goin' nowhere
Ayy, she love it here (Yeah), she ain't goin' nowhere

[Verse 1: Juicy J]
Leather Louis sweater
I could never sweat her
Blowin' up her phone, man, you gotta do better
A ho gon' be a ho, so you might as well let her
I'ma keep it P, you know the other three letters
Rolls-Royce Cullinan, I ain't gotta say nothin'
I ain't got no pick-up line, my car gon' make the ho get in
She don't get a piece of the pie, I never cut her in
You ain't never broke a bitch, you too busy cuddlin'
Break her heart and fuck her friend, fresher than a peppermint
This that pimp shit, I make her never fall in love again
Ballin' on these hoes, but I ain't keepin' score
You know my game cold, I'm from the North Pole

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
Ooh yeah, ooh yeah
Lamb chop, been rockin' Forgiato rims, though (Though)
Big player, but I gotta keep me a slim ho (Ho)
My drawers Celine, but my denim came from Rick, though (Though)
I can't leave my house without my Glock, I keep the—
Ayy, ayy, ayy, ayy
Ayy, she love it here, she ain't goin' nowhere
Ayy, she love it here, she ain't goin' nowhere
Ayy, she love it here, she ain't goin' nowhere

[Verse 2: Denzel Curry]
Cole pimp got them panties droppin', got them panties droppin'
I could change her life, so don't act like I ain't got no options
All of them niggas is microscopic compared to a real pimp
Hot-headed or cold-blooded or warm-hearted, they still simp
Hoes be makin' mad attempts to fuck up a nigga's dough
'Cause they only wanna get rich quick, so they ride on the back of my coat, ayy
Twerkin' and poppin', head bobbin', soon as she drop it, she do it, no hands
Like she was ridin' a bike, my bitch ain't bi, but she could be on command
Top-notch hoes get the most out the list, uh
I'ma get the bag like a top dog finesser
Money talkin' to me like, "Hey, Alexa"
Tell me what's the reason for this pimp to get me mad for (Yeah)

[Intro: Ty Dolla $ign]
The intro sets up a narrative of temporary romance and the fleeting nature of relationships, highlighting Ty Dolla $ign’s non-committal stance and the allure of a lavish lifestyle that contrasts with the expectation of a long-term commitment.

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign & Juicy J]
In the chorus, Ty Dolla $ign and Juicy J celebrate their wealth and success, focusing on materialistic and status symbols like luxury cars and designer clothing. The repeated line about a woman who "ain't goin' nowhere" underscores the transient nature of relationships in the context of their lifestyle, emphasizing that the women in their lives are part of the opulent scene they have created.

[Verse 1: Juicy J]
Juicy J’s verse emphasizes his approach to relationships and his self-image as a high-status individual. He portrays himself as someone who is unaffected by emotional entanglements and instead relies on his wealth and status to attract and manage romantic interests. His focus is on maintaining control and ensuring that women do not affect his personal success or emotional stability.

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
The repeated chorus reinforces the themes of opulence and detachment, reiterating the idea of wealth and power as central to the artists' lifestyles. It also reiterates the notion of a woman’s place within this context, underscoring her temporary role in their world of luxury and status.

[Verse 2: Denzel Curry]
Denzel Curry’s verse further explores themes of dominance and superiority. He contrasts his elevated status with those he considers lesser, highlighting his ability to attract and control romantic interests with his success and charisma. Curry’s portrayal of himself as a “real pimp” reflects his confidence and the strategic use of his appeal to maintain power and influence in his relationships.

[Chorus: Ty Dolla $ign]
The chorus continues to emphasize the themes of luxury and the transient nature of romantic relationships within this context. It serves as a reminder of the artist’s lifestyle and the role that wealth and material possessions play in shaping their interactions.

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About Song

"COLE PIMP" is a new English song by Denzel Curry featuring Ty Dolla $ign and Juicy J. Produced by Hollywood Cole, the track is from the album "King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2." This collaboration brings together a blend of charismatic and assertive performances from all three artists, each contributing their unique style to the song.

The theme of "COLE PIMP" revolves around a luxurious and confident lifestyle, marked by themes of hedonism, power, and dominance. The lyrics portray a sense of superiority and control, emphasizing material wealth and the art of seduction. The song's content reflects a lifestyle where the artists assert their status, engage in flirtatious and manipulative behaviors, and navigate relationships with a focus on self-interest and pleasure.