In the second verse, the speaker admits that he "Gave her three hundred to strip, like buyin' a throwback," and says that the girl shops at Frontenac and reminds him of Pocahontas.
In the fourth verse, the speaker tells the addressee to "Gimme what you got for a pork chop" and says that "She threw it at me like I was a shortstop." In the second verse, the speaker admits that he "Gave her three hundred to strip, like buyin' a throwback," and says that the girl shops at Frontenac and reminds him of Pocahontas. In the first verse, he is more straightforward, saying "I know you grown a little bit, twenty years old, you legal / Don't trip off my people, just hop in the Regal." For ten points, "Switch your hips when you're walkin', let down your hurr," and complete the following phrase from a Chingy song off of Jackpot: "I like the way you do that…"
In the fourth verse, the speaker tells the addressee to "Gimme what you got for a pork chop" and says that "She threw it at me like I was a shortstop."
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