Rexx Life Raj - B&E

〈Chorus〉
I just don't got time for niggas playin' with me
Gotta protect my mind, fuck is you sayin' to me?
Everything that you said about me finally made it to me
And it feels like you're hatin' on me
I just don't got time for niggas playin' with me
Gotta protect my mind, fuck is you sayin' to me?
Everything that you said about me finally made it to me
And it feels like you're hatin' on me

〈Verse〉
Ayy, look
I had to take off on you niggas, bro, it's been real
6'3''', 275, I'm a big deal
Sometimes my mind moves so quick so that I can't sit still
I should probably take some time away to let this shit heal
I been strong but you gotta be ten times tougher with this skin tone
We started a couple hundred yards from thе end zone
What you know 'bout throwin' bad bitches in thе friendzone 'cause she just want your time?
But you're who they depend on
It's twenty-four hours in a day, what they get spent on?
You spend yours worried 'bout other niggas, that's the syndrome
All that hate you got inside your heart, you ain't gon' live long
Meanwhile I'm in some rare denim, gettin' drip off
Get off my dick, let me get this fit off (Yeah)
I'm in the game like it's a kickoff (Yeah)
I'm in the game, nigga, like it's a kickoff, yeah for sure
Look, I'm just grateful, I could've been doin' B&Es
Jumpin' through the window (Yeah)
(Jumpin' through the window)
Look, only thing that strikes fear in me is G-O-D (And that's on my soul)
Yeah, yeah, alright
〈Chorus〉
I just don't got time for niggas playin' with me
Gotta protect my mind, fuck is you sayin' to me?
Everything that you said about me finally made it to me
And it feels like you're hatin' on me
I just don't got time for niggas playin' with me
Gotta protect my mind, fuck is you sayin' to me?
Everything that you said about me finally made it to me
And it feels like you're hatin' on me
Oh, oh, oh, yeah
And it feels like you're hatin' on me
Oh, oh, oh, yeah
(And it feels like you're hatin' on me)

Berkeley, California rapper and producer Rexx Life Raj found his love for music by way of his church upbringing and the encouragement of his mother, Linda.

Raj played offensive line for BSU from 2008 to 2012, using football as a motivation to gain his college education. Amidst questions of why he didn’t turn pro, Raj graduated from Boise with a degree in Communications and subsequently turned his full attention to his budding music career.

In 2015, Raj released Dreamland: Telegraph Ave. which was followed up with his official debut titled Father Figure.