4 Da Trap
645AR * Track #8 On Most Hated
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4 Da Trap by 645AR
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645ARProduced by
SenseiATL & David Morse & BakkwoodsWrited by
645ARAbout
“4 Da Trap” is the breakout viral song by 645AR, who has become known for his high pitched and squeaky delivery. This song takes it to the extreme as the lyrics are almost impossible to understand.
The song has blown up online as it has been used in internet memes and many people have described it...
4 Da Trap Lyrics
[Chorus]
I remember those days I ain't have no racks (Yeah)
I remember those days I ain't have no stacks
You want respect, go get you a stat
Three dicks on me, ya ho know where one at
I'm double down 'cause I ain't goin' like that
My niggas got dirty birds and they shoot with that MAC
Made a check off a voice for my niggas in the trap (Yeah)
[Verse]
These niggas late and they tryna ride my wave
Got me a check, now these hoes wanna get saved
Ooh-ooh-ooh, I'ma go get the money, I don't know about you (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
Ooh-ooh-ooh, my niggas bang red but I love the blue (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
Hammer on me and these niggas, they be nails
Quickdraw shit, that Glick slow his heart down like a snail (Yeah)
All yo potnas pussy, if y'all get caught, y'all gon' tell
I could never rat, I would rather go to Hell
I can't sleep, don't got no heart just like my Glick (Like my Glick)
Came up from nothin', I turned them rags into them riches
Them racks is on me, I remember them days they was my wishes
Came a long way, I had to stay down, I was ambitious
[Chorus]
I remember those days I ain't have no racks (Yeah)
I remember those days I ain't have no stacks
You want respect, go get you a stat
Three dicks on me, ya ho know where one at
I'm double down 'cause I ain't goin' like that
My niggas got dirty birds and they shoot with that MAC
Made a check off a voice for my niggas in the trap (Yeah)
[Outro]
Made a check off a voice for my niggas in the trap
4 Da Trap Q&A
Who wrote 4 Da Trap's ?
4 Da Trap was written by 645AR.
Who produced 4 Da Trap's ?
4 Da Trap was produced by SenseiATL & David Morse & Bakkwoods.
When did 645AR start using the high pitched voice?
I was in the studio with my boy Tony Shhnow, we made this song called “Crack.” And I was just playing around, I was trying to do something commercial, so I did the high-pitch voice. A lot of people, they think it’s funny but with me, it’s feeling in it. There’s a lot of emotion in it, when I go high...
What inspired the track?
Just stuff that’s really going on out here in the streets. I just want people to feel what I’m going through. I’m from Atlanta. I was born in New York though, so I’d have been adapted to the Atlanta lifestyle, so I just say I’m from Atlanta. But I’m originally born in Bronx, New York.
What was the recording process like?
The whole process, like making the beat and rapping on it, it’s probably like two and a half hours. Two and a half hours, three hours. Probably like an hour to make the beat, then smoke, chill, and just rap. I freestyle. I don’t really like to write. I just like vibing and trying to think of flows
What has the response to the song been like?
Frank Ocean reached out and I grew up on Frank, so that’s crazy. And when I was in high school, I was listening to like Rosalia. It was like a lot of Rosalia and Travis Scott. And Rosalia had reached out too, so that’s dope. People that I never expected to reach out. It’s crazy.