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In “Who’s In Charge”, the second song of P Money’s album Money Over Everyone 2, P lets his listeners and rivals know that he runs the grime scene, dropping in multiple similies and metaphors.
[Intro]
You know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Live on stage, you know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
None of these man don't want no arms
These cereal killers ain't no Lucky Charms
[Hook]
They know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Live on stage, you know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
None of these man don't want no arms
These cereal killers ain't no Lucky Charms
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
[Verse 1]
And I will teach you man about 75
I was on the back of the 75
I used to jack man on the 75
I used to bax man on the 75
I got the 136 from New Cross Gate
Hit Lewisham then got the 75
Even though there weren't 70 seats
There were 70 guys on a 70s vibe
That would jump off screaming "where are these breddas?"
I'll get a man duffed up for a benners
Hit him with Heinekens, hit him with Stellas
Knocked out so many man got jealous
I push to start but there ain't no car
When I push this, man spread like umbrellas
Change skin colour like tats and hennas
Went through the alley past Gary and Jenna's
[Hook]
They know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Live on stage, you know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
None of these man don't want no arms
These cereal killers ain't no Lucky Charms
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
[Verse 2]
Heard man asked for the master
Keep knocking bro, you'll get an answer
Bang, smash, Stella Artois
Bang, smash, Stella Artois
Man wanna write for the OGz
When you get fired, you will not be a freelancer
It's only Adams man getting marked up
This ain't a Sharpie, it's much sharper
Know when I ride out for your whole city
You can all catch shots like Steve Harper
I'm a P-L-A-N-E charter
Carry on, reach A&E faster
It's not destiny but like Destiny
To hit my level you would need armour
Keeping the grimiest, P Sama
God couldn't save you if you preached harder, cause
[Hook]
They know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Live on stage, you know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
None of these man don't want no arms
These cereal killers ain't no Lucky Charms
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
[Verse 3]
I'm P M-O-N brudda to the EY
Ends with P, starts with a VI
You don't wanna test, if I draw my lyric
You will end with E, start with DI
I ain't your average Joe
Yeah, I might end with Joe but I start with GI
Off shows, I make Joe, you're on the phone
Still tryna get your PPI
G to the I, sly
Man can't see I
They're not P, these man can't be I
Smack tracks like when I tap your behind
Bend her over when I stand behind
These Ashley Coles get left behind
Man have been the best since when I was knee-high
Purple bruise in the face when I knee eye
[Hook]
They know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Live on stage, you know who's in charge
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
None of these man don't want no arms
These cereal killers ain't no Lucky Charms
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Tell a man lyrics for lyrics, I'm calm
Who’s In Charge was written by P Money.
Who’s In Charge was produced by Kahn & Neek & Plastician.
P Money released Who’s In Charge on Mon Jun 29 2015.
In an interview with Fact, P Money said:
[…] The way the beat and the vocal is laid out – for me that’s grime. That’s the first thing I’d play for anyone who wanted to know what the whole scene was about. It’s got the energy, the catchy hook – it’s just vibes.