Strange Clouds by B.o.B featuring Lil Wayne

Strange Clouds [Explicit] by B.o.B Strange Clouds by B.o.B featuring Lil Wayne


Lyrics: 


[Intro - B.o.B]
Yeah
Hahaha
Oh you already know we gon’ do
Hahahaha
Hey

[Verse 1 - B.o.B]
Well if you guessin’ it’s me, you guessed correctly
I just stay with a stallion, you would swear I was an equestrian
Um, I’mma hit her with that pipe, call that Nancy Kerrigan
Stay on the greenest greens, call us vegetarians
You be on that minor league, but we smoke professionally
I do my job exceptionally, on point like a decimal is
The way I ride on the beat man I be in the street, it’s done so effortlessly
Yeah, so these niggas can’t sleep on me, there’s no Inception in this bitch
I’m top chef, you top ramen, I’m top shelf
No last call, to the bartender, what you got left?
Pour it up, don’t stop there, hold your cup, take a shot, yeah
All night we celebrate, cause we everywhere and you not there
Ha!

[Chorus - B.o.B & (Lil Wayne)]
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out
That’s how we do, that’s how we do
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
Strange clouds, strange clouds (yeah)
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out
That’s how we do, that’s how we do
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
Strange clouds, strange clouds

[Verse 2 - Lil Wayne]
Uh, blue jeans, I’m faded, mindin’ my own data
Smokin’ on that strong, that Arnold Schwarzenegger
It’s Tunechi Li you bitch you, you hot as an igloo
Kick back on that Glock, call that Jiu Jitsu
Hello world, I’m with a yellow girl, number 2 pencil
These rappers is washed up, spin cycle, rinse you
My nigga, all day, all night, half pipe
I dive in that pussy, yeah I belly flop, I jackknife and shit
Tell my homies that I say its a party, yeah
Got that Tech for technical difficulties
I’m top dog, you top ramen, I’m top dog
PIRU, gangsters, outlaws

[Chorus - B.o.B & (Lil Wayne)]
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out (yeahh)
That’s how we do, that’s how we do (Young Mula babyyyyy)
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
Strange clouds, strange clouds (ahahahahaaa)
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out (B.o.B fuck with me)
That’s how we do, that’s how we do
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
Strange clouds (strange clouds), strange clouds (strange clouds)

[Verse 3 - B.o.B]
Well ain’t no question, yes it’s B.o.B, yes definitely
Up in the studio, I got on my necessities
If you want that real shit, you made the right selection
I’m Decatur till I die, yes, I rep that definitely
They say I’m a celebrity, what the fuck’s a celebrity?
I guess I must invest in the proper form of protection
And I, say its a curse but it’s emotionally a blessing
To a nigga from the hood tryna aim for the top
I didn’t even need no directions
I just wake up and then I roll up the purple
But these niggas wake up on my dick, at least have some breakfast first
Nigga keep your nourishment first and your mind on my lyrics
Cause what you hoping to accomplish, I already did it bitch

[Chorus - B.o.B]
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out
That’s how we, that’s how we, that’s how we do
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
Strange clouds, strange clouds (bitch)
All we do is pour it up all night, drinks out
That’s how we do, that’s how we, that’s how we do
And all we do is light it up all night, all you see is strange clouds
That’s all you see, that’s all you see, strange clouds

Bio:

Of all the rap artists who emerged from Atlanta during the late 2000s, B.o.B -- who was only 17 when he signed his first major-label record deal -- was one of the most unique. His borderline eccentricity and artistic mind, belied by his music's conventional Dirty South sound, raised his stock above his Southern comparisons and welcomed comparisons to OutKast (specifically that group's offbeat half, André 3000). B.o.B also chose his partners wisely, scoring a handful of Top 40 singles during 2010 by collaborating with vocalists like Rivers Cuomo, Hayley Williams, and Bruno Mars. Although he grew up on the east side of Atlanta in Decatur, Bobby Ray Simmons was born in North Carolina on November 15, 1988. Making music became an early hobby, and he played trumpet and other instruments throughout grade school. By the time he was in high school, he'd already secured management and had formed a production duo called the Klinic. At age 15, he even successfully sold a beat of his own to Slip-N-Slide recording artist Citty. When his partner left for college, though, B.o.B decided to launch a solo career and subsequently recorded a hazy, spoken word-like ode to marijuana named "Cloud 9." In 2006, B.o.B's manager helped sneak him into Club Crucial (owned by Atlanta rap star T.I.), and the teenaged MC wowed the audience with his self-produced song. Industry veteran TJ Chapman was part of that crowd and agreed to co-manage B.o.B, a partnership that only one month later led to B.o.B's signing with Atlantic and its subsidiary imprint, Rebel Rock, run by Florida-based producer Jim Jonsin. His first single for Atlantic, 2007's Haterz Everywhere, reached the Top Five of Billboard's Bubbling Under R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart. Before long, publications like XXL, Spin, and MTV took notice of the Atlanta rapper, running "Artist to Watch" features and tagging him as the next Atlanta rap artist to blow up nationally. B.o.B's second single, "Grip Your Body," featuring guest British soul siren Amy Winehouse, also fared well. B.o.B's official breakthrough came in 2010, though, when he topped the charts with "Nothin' on You" and reached number two with “Airplanes,” the latter song featuring special guest vocals from Paramore's Hayley Williams. Both songs appeared on his full-length debut, The Adventures of Bobby Ray, which was released later that year and quickly went gold.