Little Foot Big Foot Lyrics – Childish Gambino

[Part I]

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo (Woo)

[Verse 1: Childish Gambino]
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
Busting out bales, I’ve been busting all day
Busting out bales, we were selling that hay
We been moving that snow, I was riding that sleigh
Double cup C’s, had to put them in the saf
ot the semi on deck, .45, AK
Serving up fiend, I remember that J
Brought his daughter to the house, I was crying all day
L’s rolled up and I’m packing that heat
12 roll up and I’m slapping them feet
He was only sixteen, he was looking at three
Now he looking at nine, pray to God he don’t speak
Water drip rich, so we gave ’em that leak
Bales got my baby mama nails on fleek
I was seven years old, daddy thrown in the clink
Said, “Life ain’t fair, everybody gon’ cheat”

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo (Woo)
[Verse 2: Childish Gambino]
Chicken coupe, chicken soup, I got the wave
Move so smooth like butter, like shea
Crime don’t pay, I ain’t heard what they say
Quarter brick, half a brick, whole brick, ayy (Ayy)
Cotton ball white like hen house floors
Could’ve been broke, this the life I chose
They was in school, I was stirring that pot
Daddy couldn’t come home, I was taking that spot
Life move fast, like a movie, so quick
Dark-skinned beauty got a booty so thick
She a down-home chick, she’ll hit that lick
Had to drop my old girl ’cause she think that she slick
I ain’t seen him in a minute, so I think he might flip
Had to hit him with the stick, man you n!ggas ain’t, woo
If I couldn’t move bricks, I don’t know what I’d do
I ain’t worried ’bout mine, you can worry ’bout you

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo (One, two, one, two, three, go)

[Part II]

[Verse: Young Nudy]
(Slime)
Put my foot in that work
Everything you stepped on (Step on)
You saying this all to me, boy you got stepped on (Oh yeah)
I roll up a light, you know I get my rep on (Get my rep on)
And I just pour a pu*sy all up in this styrofoam, yeah
Diamonds on me, six, EA, my zone (EA)
Got up by myself, ain’t nobody put me on (ain’t nobody put me on)
Turn the pops on to a real scraps on (Real scraps on)
I just unloaded in ya b!tch
Deepthroat, she just tryna suck a n!gga d!ck
Freak hoe, I could never fall for your b!tch (Nah)
Ego’s too slow, mind too big (Mind too big)
Check out my life, I need big, yeah
Check out my ice, yes, they dig (They dig)
Walked in, Mike Tyson, knocking down s*it (Knocking down s*it)
I don’t need diamonds
I don’t need ya here (I don’t need ya here)
(Yeah, diamonds)
All these diamonds on me here (All these diamonds on me here)
Yeah
Real raw rook’, came up on rich (Real raw rook’, came up on rich)
Huh, gotta keep it real, right hand on my brick, yeah
Everybody hating on me ’cause I’m lit, yeah
Top of the world, and I ain’t giving y’all s*it
Damn (Top of the world, I ain’t giving y’all s*it)
(Top of the world, and I ain’t giving y’all s*it)

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo
Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way
I’ma show y’all how to move this yay
I’ma show y’all how to move like this
I’ma show y’all that a move ain’t, woo (Woo)

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
The chorus of “Little Foot Big Foot” reflects the protagonist’s confidence and swagger in navigating the illicit world of drug trafficking. “Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way” implies clearing obstacles and competition, while “move this yay” refers to selling drügs. The repetition emphasizes the narrator’s determination to demonstrate his expertise in the game, asserting that his moves are unmatched and unbeatable.

[Verse 1: Childish Gambino]
In this verse, the narrator vividly depicts his life in the drug trade, emphasizing the hustle and risks involved. “Busting out bales” alludes to the continuous labor of packaging and distributing drügs, with “selling that hay” and “moving that snow” serving as euphemisms for dealing coc*ine. The mention of firearms like the “.45” and “AK” highlights the danger inherent in the trade. The narrator recalls serving drug addicts (“serving up fiend”) and witnessing the consequences, such as the imprisonment of a young associate. Despite the wealth gained (“water drip rich”), there’s a recognition of the harsh realities, including personal sacrifice (“crying all day”) and familial strain (“daddy thrown in the clink”). The verse encapsulates the protagonist’s journey through the criminal underworld, juxtaposing moments of success with the sobering truths of a life filled with deception and hardship.

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
The chorus of “Little Foot Big Foot” conveys the narrator’s confidence and expertise in navigating the drug trade. “Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way” suggests overcoming obstacles and competition. “Move this yay” refers to selling drügs, while “move like this” implies demonstrating proficiency. The repetition emphasizes the narrator’s assertion that his methods are unparalleled, challenging others to match his skill while implying that success requires determination and strategy.

[Verse 2: Childish Gambino]
In this verse, the narrator reflects on his involvement in the drug trade and the lifestyle it entails. “Chicken coupe, chicken soup” symbolizes his control over his territory, riding the wave of success. Despite the illicit nature of his activities, he boasts about his smooth operations and dismisses the notion that crime doesn’t pay, indicating his belief in the profitability of his endeavors. The reference to bricks of drügs and their white appearance suggests coc*ine, highlighting the magnitude of his involvement. The narrator contrasts his life with those pursuing education, emphasizing his choice to engage in illegal activities for financial gain. He recounts personal relationships affected by his lifestyle, including betrayals and the need for self-preservation. Ultimately, he asserts his independence and determination to succeed in his chosen path, regardless of societal judgment or consequences.

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
The chorus of “Little Foot Big Foot” asserts the narrator’s confidence and skill in navigating the drug trade. “Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way” signals overcoming obstacles, while “move this yay” refers to selling drügs. It emphasizes the narrator’s ability to demonstrate his expertise (“move like this”) and challenges others to match his level. The repetition reinforces his assertion that his methods are unmatched, emphasizing determination and strategy in achieving success.

[Verse: Young Nudy]
In this verse, the speaker, identified as “Slime,” boasts about his success and independence, particularly within the realm of the drug trade. “Put my foot in that work” signifies his dedication and hard work in his illicit activities. He challenges anyone who opposes him, suggesting that they have been dominated (“boy you got stepped on”). The mention of “rolling up a light” indicates his consumption of drügs, which enhances his reputation (“get my rep on”). He flaunts his wealth, symbolized by the diamonds he wears, asserting that he achieved his status on his own (“ain’t nobody put me on”). Slime exhibits a lack of concern for conventional morality, engaging in promiscuous behavior (“unloaded in ya b!tch”) and dismissing emotional attachment (“I could never fall for your b!tch”). He values material possessions and status, exemplified by his diamonds and his elevation to the top of the social hierarchy. Despite facing criticism, he remains unapologetic and resolute, refusing to share his success with detractors. Overall, the verse portrays a character immersed in the criminal underworld, driven by ambition, self-interest, and a disregard for societal norms.

[Chorus: Childish Gambino]
The chorus of “Little Foot Big Foot” emphasizes the narrator’s confidence and expertise in navigating the drug trade. He asserts his ability to overcome obstacles (“Little Foot, Big Foot, get out the way”) and demonstrates his proficiency in selling drügs (“move this yay”). The repetition underscores his assertion that his methods are unmatched and challenges others to match his skill level.