Everybody by Real Boston Richey (2024)

Uh-uh
Ayy, don't turn me down, folks, turn me up

Everybody know we gettin' skrilla
Everybody know us where we from, this sh*t get realer
If I put her in my song, tell me, do it mean I dick her?
She don't know if she wanna f*ck on me or go and f*ck my nigg*s
But I ain't trippin', do myself a favor, let my mans hit her

How the f*ck she gon' respect me? She ain't got no father figure
Put it down like Action Jackson, but I ain't no hillbilly
Yeah, we from the same city, but I ain't vouchin' for them nigg*s

I'll never cap, I only hang around them drug dealers
Big old blick'll make him freeze up, his ass an opp-sicle
Heard you braggin' 'bout these bitches, same day, my bands hit her
Tried to tell her that her that ass strong, 'bout to fold her up, no caterpillar
Tried to tell the same nigg*s I was dissin' to be bigger
I ain't lyin', I was slidin', stolo gang, me and Tigger
Out the projects, now I'm lit, know my necklace cost six figures
I don't think a nigg* packed more hoes than Juice up in the Sprinter
You don't think we havin' motion? You don't think we gettin' money?
You don't hear 'bout nigg*s dyin'? You don't think my nigg*s done it?
I think I done knocked more hoes off the map than Ted Bundy
R.I.P., but I can't let 'em do me like they did Lil Lonnie
Play a creep if I ever catch my nigg*s movin' funny
Play with B, my nigg*s comin', they ain't playin' 'bout the youngin
Put it down, she know I'm pressure, tryna stop this bitch from runnin'
Shoot on sh*t like I'm Big Worm, I ain't playin' 'bout my money

Everybody know we gettin' skrilla
Everybody know us where we from, this sh*t get realer
If I put her in my song, tell me, do it mean I dick her?
She don't know if she wanna f*ck on me or go and f*ck my nigg*s
But I ain't trippin', do myself a favor, let my mans hit her
How the f*ck she gon' respect me? She ain't got no father figure
Put it down like Action Jackson, but I ain't no hillbilly
Yeah, we from the same city, but I ain't vouchin' for them nigg*s

Put it down, then get in action
titt*es down, you gotta flash me
Pops taught me how to drop, Buffalo when I was ransom
Ho, you know I'm youngest in charge, bitch, you ain't gotta ask me
Slidin' with a bitch with a gap way bigger than Michael Blackson
Put that strap on a nigg*, do his ass just like his daddy
Ho be sayin' that I'm too serious, bitch, I don't do no laughin'
I ain't with the back and forth, tell that nigg* go pick his casket
Tell that nigg* he never touched a hundred and f*ck him, he ain't havin'
Tell that nigg* I'm tryna f*ck on his lil' bitch, do her nasty
Gotta know I'm way too lit to f*ck a bitch without a plastic
Mama told me, "Never put all of your eggs in one basket"
Gotta have a fallback game, gotta know this sh*t get drastic

Everybody know we gettin' skrilla
Everybody know us where we from, this sh*t get realer
If I put her in my song, tell me, do it mean I dick her?
She don't know if she wanna f*ck on me or go and f*ck my nigg*s
But I ain't trippin', do myself a favor, let my mans hit her
How the f*ck she gon' respect me? She ain't got no father figure

Put it down like Action Jackson, but I ain't no hillbilly
Yeah, we from the same city, but I ain't vouchin' for them nigg*s

In "Everybody" by Real Boston Richey, the lyrics delve into the rapper's personal experiences and the realities of his environment. The song begins with Richey asserting his presence and demanding attention from listeners. He wants to be turned up, meaning he wants the volume to be increased so that his voice and message can be heard clearly.

The chorus, "Everybody know we gettin' skrilla, Everybody know that where we from," highlights the well-known reputation of Richey and his crew for making money and thriving in their particular neighborhood or city. This line suggests that their success is widely recognized and respected by others.

The next line, "This sh*t get realer," emphasizes the harsh and challenging conditions they face in their everyday lives. It implies that despite their material success, the danger and struggles they encounter are still prevalent. Richey is drawing attention to the idea that even though they may have money, their reality remains tough.

The final line of the chorus, "If I put it in my song, tell me, Do it mean I did it?" raises an interesting question about authenticity. Richey contemplates whether merely mentioning something in his song implies that he has truly experienced it. This line could be interpreted as a commentary on the blurred line between reality and fiction in the world of rap music.

Overall, "Everybody" provides a glimpse into Richey's world of money, survival, and the complex dynamics within his social circle. It reflects the struggles and challenges he and his peers face, while also exploring the authenticity and perception of their experiences.

Uh uh
Expressing agreement or acknowledgement of the situation.

Ayy, don't turn me down folks, turn me up
Hey, don't ignore or dismiss me, pay attention and appreciate my presence.

Everybody know we gettin' skrilla
Everyone is aware that we are making a lot of money.

Everybody know that where we from
Everyone knows our origins or hometown.

This sh*t get realer
The situation becomes more intense or serious.

If I put it in my song, tell meDo it mean I did it?
If I mention something in my song, does it imply that I actually experienced or did it?

She don't know if she wanna f*ck onMe or go and f*ck my nigg*s
She is unsure whether she wants to have sexual relations with me or with my friends.