NLE Choppa

Lyrics

[Intro]
Yeah
FreshDuzIt
Yeah
Huh? Huh? Huh?

[Chorus]
I ain't gon' say too much when a nigga speakin' on that hot shit
Fuck the police 'cause them bitches ain't gon' stop shit
Oppositions mad, if they play they gettin' popped quick
Flyest nigga in the game, yeah, I'm a cockpit
Posted on Camelot with a hundred some shottas
I be swimmin' with the sharks, lil' nigga, you a lobster
Bullets heat a nigga up, like he eatin' on some pasta
And shout out to Kingston, I keep me some Rastas

[Verse 1]
My niggas trappin' out the bando, shout out to the Migos (The Migos)
If a nigga knock wrong, shoot him through the peephole (Grrah)
The trap always open, bitch, we ain't never closed
We movin' them packs and we movin' them kilos
Step one, step two, do my dance in this bitch
Got a hundred some drums like a band in this bitch
Man, she keep on bitchin', all that naggin' and shit
Ho, shut the fuck up and just gag on this dick
I'm a side nigga, and I love when she swallow
If her nigga say something, hit him with a hollow
That glizzy (Yeah), knock your meat out your taco (Your taco)
Flexin' on these bitches, they call me Johnny Bravo
School of hard knocks, let me take you to class
My bitch is real skinny, but she got a lot of ass
I love counting money, I get a lot of cash
If you try to take it from me, his toe gon' have a tag, yeah
[Chorus]
I ain't gon' say too much when a nigga speakin' on that hot shit
Fuck the police 'cause them bitches ain't gon' stop shit
Oppositions mad, if they play they gettin' popped quick
Flyest nigga in the game, yeah, I'm a cockpit
Posted on Camelot with a hundred some shottas
I be swimmin' with the sharks, lil' nigga, you a lobster
Bullets heat a nigga up, like he eatin' on some pasta
And shout out to Kingston, I keep me some Rastas

[Verse 2]
All up in the party, you know we keep them carbines (Them Carbines)
Bring a nigga chills like I work at Baskin-Robbins (Robbins)
I love Batman, but a young nigga robbin'
Firework show 'cause my niggas get to sparkin'
I'm a hothead, I'll crash any second (Yeah)
He speakin' on who? Send his bitch ass to heaven (To heaven)
Extended clips when we tote them MAC-11's (Uh-huh)
My niggas, they be Crippin', they be screamin' out them sevens (Crip)
Why you investigating me? 'Cause I don't know a thing
And I'ma always keep it solid, I'll never sing
You know I'm Shotta Fam, always gotta rep the gang (Shotta)
He kept on dissin', so a nigga had to snatch his brain, huh? (Gang, gang)
Had to snatch his brain, huh? (Had to snatch that nigga brain)
I had to snatch his brain, yeah (Had to snatch that nigga brain)
I had to make it rain (Make that motherfucker rain)
R. Kelly, let that fuckin' chopper sing, yeah (Make it sing)

NLE Choppa has made a name for himself as one of rap’s most exciting new voices, and his 2019 single “Camelot” showcases his impressive skills on the mic. As a follow-up to his breakthrough hit “Shotta Flow,” “Camelot” features the same tight flow, vivid imagery, and aggressive delivery that has made NLE Choppa one of the most talked-about young rappers in the game today.

About Camelot

Released as a single in September of 2019, “Camelot” quickly became a viral hit, with the official music video amassing over 200 million views on YouTube. The song finds NLE Choppa delivering braggadocious bars about his dangerous lifestyle and the threats he poses to his opposition. The track’s upbeat tempo and catchy hook have made it a popular party anthem, with fans across the globe using the song to soundtrack their own high-energy celebrations.

As with many of NLE Choppa’s songs, “Camelot” is characterized by its dense wordplay and frequent use of metaphors. In the opening lines, NLE Choppa repeats the phrase “runnin’ up them bands” over a driving beat, using the word “band” to refer to both money and ammunition. Later in the song, he likens his flow to a “fingerprint,” emphasizing the one-of-a-kind nature of his delivery.

But “Camelot” is more than just a showcase for NLE Choppa’s technical skills. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and the challenges of navigating the dangerous streets that have shaped the rapper’s life. In one memorable line, NLE Choppa vows to “never switch on his brothers,” emphasizing the importance of trust and loyalty in a world where betrayal can be deadly. Later in the song, he reflects on his decision to leave behind his past life of crime and violence, rapping, “I had to cut some people off to get where I’m at.”

“Camelot” is also notable for its irresistible hook, which has become one of the most widely recognized rap refrains of recent years. The chorus features NLE Choppa shouting “oh-oh-oh” over a thunderous beat, creating an infectious melody that has since been imitated by many other young rappers looking to emulate his success.

The official music video for “Camelot” was directed by Cole Bennett, the mastermind behind the popular Lyrical Lemonade brand. The video finds NLE Choppa and his crew wreaking havoc in a high school, complete with choreographed dance routines and intimidating displays of firepower. The clip’s energetic visuals perfectly complement the song’s raucous sound and have helped cement “Camelot” as one of NLE Choppa’s most enduring hits.

All in all, “Camelot” is more than just a catchy rap song – it’s a snapshot of a young artist in the prime of his creative powers, grappling with the complexities of fame, fortune, and the dangerous streets that raised him. With its infectious beat, memorable hook, and sharp lyrics, it’s no wonder that “Camelot” has become one of the defining songs of the modern rap era.

• Release Date: September 13, 2019
• Artist: NLE Choppa