Lil Boosie Music

One of the best tracks that does not happen to be very well known by Lil Boosie unless you are a big fan is called “Look At Me Now.” This track features a guest appearance from the artist Big Head. The two go in over some production that is off the chain. A lot of people originally thought that this cut was going to make the Trill Family album, but it was scrapped from the track listing. In the first verse, you already know that Boosie goes in and goes hard. He talks about rocking shows and shocking the world by getting money and staying on the grind. As you already know, he talks about a lot about his life and what has transpired in the past; nothing but the realest music.

The chorus features both Lil Boosie and Big Head going in and speaking the truth. They talk about how when someone makes it to the top and gets money, a lot of their old friends get mad at their success and start to hate. They contrast it with the fact that when they were dead broke, nobody was mad at them and no one will continue to stay mad. You may be able to relate, especially if you came from nothing and made yourself into something. People that work hard and succeed sometimes get scrutinized for the fact that they put forth the effort to take their career and life to the next level.

Are you the type of person that gets jealous or envies another person when they make it? Anyways, this is something to think about if you haven’t already. The second verse in the track “Look At Me Now” is laid by Big Head and he talks about doing it real big and living a lifestyle that most people cannot handle; he is bragging about what he has done and what he has. Following his verse is the final verse from Lil Boosie where more of the truth is spoken. He talks about going from having nothing (bottle chains) to diamond rings.

Lil Boosie & Big Head – Look At Me Now (Listen)

He sums up what it means to go from having nothing to having everything that he wanted. If you have never had the opportunity to bump this track and don’t have it on a Lil Boosie mixtape, you can check out the video player above and see what you think. The song “Look At Me Now” is one of the illest tracks all the way through, it doesn’t get much realer than this stuff.

The Smoking On Purple lyrics are some of the best and realest to ever be released. The overall vibe that can be gotten from this track seems unreal. There’s no denying that every time people hear this track, they go crazy because it is such an ill song. Read up below for the full set of lyrics for Smokin On Purple and follow along as you take a listen.  Lil Boosie does the first couple verses as well as the chorus, while Webbie closes out with a solid final verse.

(Introduction)

Ease your mind a little bit (ease your mind)
Light up that blunt (light up that motherfuckin blunt)
Lift back that sunroof (lift back your shit nigga)

(Lil Boosie)

This that shit that we ride to
This that shit that we vibe to
This that shit that we get high to
That gangster music nigga
And you can try but you ain’t Lil Boosie nigga no (no)
Bad bitches got you feelin great
Looked at my CEO like CEO let’s get this cake, baby
I hit the stage and hoes go crazy, I’m player made
All my hoes got Jordan skills, they fade away
I hit the mall and bought (shit) throwback after throwback
Everybody wanna take pictures they like “Damn you Mr. Kodak.”
Smoke comin out my sunroof a nigga shining
A nigga love gettin pussy love rocking diamonds
If you got kids in this world nigga handle your business
And you don’t need no nigga be independent
It’s murder murder niggas beefin niggas slingin nines
And I keep that purple purple to ease my mind

[CHORUS]

Smokin on purple ease my mind
This that shit that we get high to, yeah
It’s murder murder murder gotta keep you nine
This that shit that we ride to, yeah

(Lil Boosie)

I know the game I know the street
I got the raps you got the beats
And we’re gonna lay it down real sweet
So you all can ride, head bobbin side to side
I don’t want shit from my fans but this, feel a real niggas vibe
When you down and out, don’t nobody trust you
But when you got bread it seem like everybody love you
It’s still fucked up mane in certain cases – believe this nigga, look
They still racist, I can see it on them bitches faces
That’s why I’m smokin and laughin I got my grind on
And they don’t feel my struggle they think my mind gone
That’s why it’s murder murder kill kill on the corner
These little niggas got big pistols ready to put it on ya
So, when you die you might as well be high
Is it heaven or hell or is it all a lie?
That’s why I smoke purple on Monday purple on Tuesday
Two glocks cocked so they don’t bruise me

[CHORUS]

(Webbie)

Smoking on that doja I done got a bag for cheap nigga
Eyes barely open and I’m glued to the backseat
Boosie took another hit and then he passed it back to me
This shit must got something in it niggas slipped some crack with weed
Ain’t no crack up in the windows I can barely even breathe
Got me fumblin and trippin almost passed the blunt to C
Got it cloudy in the Bentley niggas squinting tryin to see
And they don’t know what time it is but I know it’s time to eat
Ridin dirty bumping ridin dirty know how that shit be
One day your hear and the next day you going on repeat
With that nine up in my reach right now dyin ain’t for me
Mane this pine got me sleepy but I’m too high to go to sleep
Bust a hootie when you rollin potent as it posed to be
You be rollin and smokin em back to back consistently
Keep movin dutches to Phillies Garcias and Swisha Sweets
Yeah Savage really don’t care just put that shit in the air

[CHORUS]

It doesn’t really matter which Lil Boosie CD you own, they all contain unique lyrics and style from start to finish. Whichever one you decide to play likely depends on how you are feeling at the time. One of the best aspects of Boosie as a rapper is that he isn’t afraid to be true to himself and tell people how he feels. He does not fabricate his raps by rhyming about things that he has not personally experienced like many other rappers. Instead, he draws inspiration based on personal experiences and puts them into music through good lyrics and beats. Most of his CD’s offer plenty of music for the streets to relate with as well as partying music for those who frequently go to the clubs.

Examples of club tracks include “Wipe Me Down,” “Zoom,” “Gin In My Cup,” and “Loose as a Goose.” While there are more serious street tracks like: “Set It Off,” “Smokin On Purple” and “I’m A Dog.” All of them sound great and are able to help shift your mindset to relate to Boosie and draw motivation from what you are hearing. Besides most of the Lil Boosie CDs that are available, his mixtapes are all extremely well done, so you should get those included in your collection if they aren’t already.

If you want to hear from all of the Trill Entertainment family, you will probably want to listen to the album “Survival of the Fittest.” On the other hand, if you want more Boosie music, then you will probably want to listen to something like “Superbad,” “Gangsta Musik” or “Ghetto Stories.” They are all classics despite the fact that they may not have sold millions of copies. Lil Boosie is still gaining popularity these days and has connected with an even larger number of fans that have helped him stay motivated and focused to get to the next level.

More Lil Boosie CD Releases

He also has the releases “Youngest of da Camp” and “For My Thugz” which features Big Head, Lil Q, and UGK (Underground Kingz); Bun B and Pimp C. You should also be aware of the fact that he works with other southern artists like Young Jeezy on his newest albums. He always works with Webbie and they have been good friends for awhile. Back when he first started, Lil Boosie worked with the Concentration Camp crew, Happy P, C-Loc, and Max Minelli – an artist responsible for the recent release of “Pain Medicine.” If you don’t have all of Boosie’s projects it’s not a big deal, but you may be missing out on some classic material.