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Young Thug - Halftime
[Intro]
Turn it up, Thugger
Thugger, and... let's go
[Refrain]
Halftime (What?)
Half a Perky, half a Xanny make it halftime
Half a pint, pour up an eight, my nigga, halftime
Tryna rob, that stick turn his body to halftime (Boom) yeah
[Verse 1]
Hit the streets and tear this bitch up like I'm Willie B
No Tennessee, but the chain on my neck is a T
No Memph' Bleek, bitch, I own the Roc, not Jay Z, ya dig?
War Ready like Tracy T, ya dig?
Racks on racks on racks, just might pull up on my Spider (Skrr...)
All my diamonds black, you can motherfuckin' knight 'em (...rr...)
All these pussy niggas wack, I'm a murk 'em every night, I'll (...rr...)
Pull up screamin' "blatt," got my motor out a Viper (...rrt)
Got 100 million flat like my motherfuckin' idol
I might eat it, I might lick it, but I swear I'll never bite 'em
Every time I dress myself, it go motherfuckin' viral
Pussy niggas stealin' swag, bring my shit back like recycles
I might ask her for some head
I don't know that ho, I act like she dead
Insurance on my money like a wreck
Every time I see her, she lick the cleavage
Fuck her on a $10,000 bed
I could never love her, fuck her head
Suck my dick like Beavis, no Butthead
Cocaine white like Justin Bieber, bitch
I might show the racks and tease the bitch
I might want it but I don't need the bitch
I been flooded out by Jesus, bitch
I want your pizza, Little Caesar's, bitch
Ninth Ward, I buy my diesel, bitch
I don't wanna talk or see a snitch
No teacher, we chalkin' shit
I passed school, I'm passin' all the staffs
I just want that neck like a giraffe
I like fish and water, I'm a bear
17.5, I shave it like it's Nair
Lay out, watch the kids like a daycare
I don't play games, no, I'm not the fair
I got Hot Wheels like a motherfuckin' chariot (Skrrt)
Chanel Vintage, boy, this shit is rare
The iconic “Halftime" is the epitome of Young Thug’s unique style. With innovative vocals and a legendary 11-second-long “Skrrt” ad-lib, “Halftime” displays Thugger’s technical abilities. The rapper uses four minutes to introduce half-a-dozen different flows while elaborating on his lifestyle and threatening his opposition. The song was released in 2015, at a time when Thug was paving the way for a new rap formula characterized by the ground-breaking vocal instrumentation showcased throughout Barter 6—a project deemed for its impact on the modern trap. The instrumental of “Halftime” is produced by Thug’s DJ Kip Hilson for the first of their two collaborations, and the accompanying music video is directed by Thug’s friend and frequent collaborator Be EL Be, who managed Thug’s controversial and celebrated “Best Friend” video.
