Freddie Gibbs - Status (Prod. Pops & K Notes)

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Freddie Gibbs You Only Die 1nce 2024

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You can only die once

Bitch, that-, bitch, that doorman been had weight (Yeah)
Make sure my fam ate (Slatt)
Still young cocaine, ain't shit changed since my last tape (Rah)
Still packin' on probation, motherfuck a police mandate (Yeah)
Nigga wanna vote, but I don't really fuck with nan' candidate (Nah)
A little birdie flew up in my hand today (Woo)
Motorola goin' HAM today (Uh)
Twenty-eights to a fifty-six, two into splits, how many grams today?
Prices high, but nigga gotta pay
We ain't takin' no shorts, nigga (Nah)
Stamped the game with my own name, I don't promote or endorse niggas
Got a house on the golf course, nigga
All from wrappin' up that package (Yeah)
Solo with my strap, I ain't got my mans, then gotta have it (Yeah)
Then drove a nеw Denali with a thousand bricks from Dallas (Yeah)
Manufactured drug infraction, policе faction
Know my status on the throne, nigga (Yeah)
When you gettin' rich and your homies not, can't trust your own niggas
But don't get too high and push 'em away
'cause then you alone, nigga (Yeah)
The boss nigga keep his balance (Yeah)
This Frederico Soprano, mafioso be my status, gangster Gibbs

Guess who's back, motherfucker?
The prince of darkness
But in South Central, they just call me Andre
But look, you know
I can't always talk like that, I be tryin' to make it sound big
And, like, hella menacing 'cause I know niggas be scared
But it's your boy, man, it's the devil, man, look here
Gibbs, what's up, man?
Like, you really been strayin' from the program, my guy
I got you, my nigga
I got you, my nigga
I got you, my nigga

About this track

Freddie Gibbs delivers a hard-hitting track with "Status," a standout cut from his 2024 album You Only Die 1nce. Produced by the duo Pops & K Notes, the song blends a moody, bass-heavy beat with Gibbs' commanding delivery, making it a prime example of his no-nonsense approach to hip-hop.

The track finds Gibbs reflecting on his come-up and the respect he's earned in the game, all while maintaining the raw, street-level honesty that fans have come to expect. "Status" fits perfectly within the album's cohesive sound, which balances introspective moments with pure bravado.

You can listen to "Status" right here on Sidefiles, or download the MP3 to keep it in your rotation. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Freddie Gibbs, this track is a must-hear.