Heavy Stunts Lyrics – Yeat

[Refrain: Yeat]
Uh, uh, uh, hey
Yeah, yeah, hey, yeah (Hold on)
No, you is not mine (Uh, uh, woah, woah)
No, you is not
I’m not the two, I’m not the three

[Chorus: Yeat]
My b!tch bad (Huh-huh)
My money fat (Huh-huh)
And I won’t talk ’em, I’m going brick, I’m going cray’
B!tch, I’m the one, I’m not the two, I’m not the three
Like the check when it bounce, leaving it, when it in
How you gon’ talk to me?
You on the sideline, you is not mine
Yeah, you a dumb lil’ c*nt
No, you is not mine
Yeah, you a dirty lil’ b!tch (Ha)
No, you is not fine
I made a whole lot motherfu*king money, yeah, ’cause it’s all mine, yeah
I do a whole lot of motherfu*king s*it, yeah, ’cause it’s my time
I do a whole lot, whatever I want
Drop his head off, shoot him with g*n
I like head, I like the money
I like the big bag, I like the one (Woah, woah, woah)
You do what I said, you do what I said, you do what I said, yeah
We chop off his head, we chop off his head
We chop, we chop, we chop, we chop
I start a riot in this b!tch (Yeah-yeah)
Yeah, we could slide in this b!tch
And I could slide in that b!tch
1-7-5 in this whip
And I would never crash out
See, that is difference between you and me
You would pass out

[Refrain: Yeat]
Uh, uh, uh, hey
Yeah, yeah, hey, yeah (Hold on)
No, you is not mine (Uh, uh, woah, woah)
No, you is not
I’m not the two, I’m not the three

[Verse: Don Toliver & Yeat]
Uh, who that? The boy, that big old zipper (Woo)
Got racks out, it’s busting out my zipper
In a Suburban with a big box, shipped off, it’s gone, yeah
Overseas, with a lil’ bad baby, Chanelly and all (Hey, yeah)
She busting down in the strips, it’s reggaeton
Double C, get waiting, I’m out, when she getting it on (Woo)
All these hoes were popping the mollies
Pulled off on a Harley (Err), why these hoes wanna top me
Why my fans wanna crowd me? tell me how this sounding
We trapping out the Downey, on top of the mountain
My diamonds got from drowning
Ha-ha, this s*it a big-big business, smoke you down like a cigar

[Chorus: Yeat]
My b!tch bad (Huh-huh)
My money fat (Huh-huh)
And I won’t talk ’em, I’m going brick, I’m going cray’
B!tch, I’m the one, I’m not the two, I’m not the three
Like the check when it bounce, leaving it, when it in
How you gon’ talk to me?
You on the sideline, you is not mine
Yeah, you a dumb lil’ c*nt
No, you is not mine
Yeah, you a dirty lil’ b!tch (Ha)
No, you is not fine
I made a whole lot motherfu*king money, yeah, ’cause it’s all mine, yeah
I do a whole lot of motherfu*king s*it, yeah, ’cause it’s my time
I do a whole lot, whatever I want
Drop his head off, shoot him with g*n
I like head, I like the money
I like the big bag, I like the one (Woah, woah, woah)
You do what I said, you do what I said, you do what I said, yeah
We chop off his head, we chop off his head
We chop, we chop, we chop, we chop

[Outro: Yeat]
I start a riot in this b!tch (What?)
Yeah, we could slide in this b!tch
And I could slide in that b!tch
1-7-5 in this whip
And I would never crash out
See, that is difference between you and me
You would pass out

[Refrain: Yeat]
The refrain sets the tone for the song, establishing Yeat’s assertive attitude and dismissing any claims of ownership over him. Through repetitive affirmations, he emphasizes his independence and refusal to be controlled by others, reinforcing his individuality and self-assurance.

[Chorus: Yeat]
Yeat’s chorus serves as a declaration of his dominance and success. He boasts about his affluent lifestyle, expressing pride in his financial status and the power it brings. By asserting himself as “the one,” he establishes his superiority over others, particularly those who doubt or oppose him. The lyrics also convey a sense of defiance, challenging anyone who questions his authority or wealth. Overall, the chorus embodies a theme of self-assurance and triumph, reflecting Yeat’s confidence and determination to rise above any obstacles or criticism.

[Refrain: Yeat]
The refrain repeats the earlier sentiments, reinforcing Yeat’s insistence on his independence and autonomy. It serves as a reminder of his unwavering stance and refusal to be swayed or controlled by external influences.

[Verse: Don Toliver & Yeat]
Don Toliver’s verse adds to the narrative, depicting a luxurious lifestyle filled with excess and indulgence. He describes lavish experiences and encounters, surrounded by wealth and opulence. The references to designer brands and extravagant activities further emphasize the theme of affluence and excess. Additionally, the verse touches on themes of power dynamics and influence, highlighting the allure and influence of wealth in social interactions.

[Chorus: Yeat]
The chorus reiterates Yeat’s earlier assertions of dominance and prosperity. He confidently boasts about his wealth and power, dismissing detractors and asserting control over his life and surroundings. The lyrics reflect a sense of defiance and self-assurance, reinforcing Yeat’s unwavering confidence and determination to succeed on his own terms.

[Outro: Yeat]
The outro echoes the themes of power and control present throughout the song. Yeat asserts his dominance and resilience, contrasting himself with those who would falter in similar circumstances. By declaring his ability to endure and overcome challenges, he solidifies his position as a formidable force to be reckoned with.