[Intro]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
One three one seven man
Man, man, yeah
[Verse 1]
Jump right back to the beats
20 somethin' songs in a week
Checks comin in from the clicks
Mac, iPhone, PC
Clocked in middle of the night
2am going on 3
You wouldn't understand my life
Wouldn't understand, yeah
'Bout to move to LA, ATL get too cold man
Middle man sittin' in the way
Middle aged Quentin on the way
Nigga finna turn 28
Can't be sittin' in the same place
Can't take a break no, no
Can't take a break (whoa)
Back in the kitchen like Deen
Fuck these niggas like Dean
Legendary like Mike Dean
You ain't seen the shit that I seen
I could never work at a desk
Nigga found a way to cheat death
Music only thing I got left, damn
Jump right back to the beats
20 somethin' songs in a week
Checks comin in from the clicks
Mac, iPhone, PC
Mac, iPhone, P— (alright)
[Beat Switch]
[Verse 2]
(Yeah)
I made this beat and song yesterday
2017 we in a different age
Directly to my fans, axe the middle man
Yeah, XO's for all my women friends
Respects owed to us we doing
What they said we can't, man
Shout out Boi-1da he set the play up if it
Wasn't for him I'd still be minimum wage
Till this day
Big blessings, I'm seeing big blessings
Grind harder, stack, leave my kids blessings
Put some respect up on my name
Quentin million dollar Miller
Keep the change, peep the change, damn
Peep the change, yeah
Last year QM was involved in a car crash where he nearly lost his life. The crash was so severe that his right foot was amputated.
Boi-1da put QM in a position to work with Drake during the time QM was working on Hey, Thanks A Lot 2. Boi-1da actually has a production credit on that tape on the song Cinematic. After working with Drake, QM has worked with Hit-Boy a number of times.
Should be “Directly to my fans, X/axe the middle man.”
QM basically saying he’s getting music directly to his fans without any help. He and TheCoolisMac been putting their solo and group discography on all streaming services as of late.
Quentin Miller is referencing a quote from Birdman and a popular meme that originated from The Breakfast Club interview Birdman did back in late April 2016.
Birdman later turned the meme into a song.