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1990 Something Lyrics by Hi-Rez

Never Say Die

2016

[Verse 1]
Ho, I'm from the '90s, I don't do the nae nae
Bitch I'm on the lo mein, my girl she work at PayWay
I promise you not every white person in love with mayonnaise
Okay I lied, every white person in love with mayonnaise
Born in the Bronx, family from Harlem
Then I moved to Florida, shit I hate the Marlins
Grew up watchin' Fresh Prince, I can do the Carlton
I hustle for my Family Guy: Seth MacFarlane
At times I do drugs, I don't tell my mama
My mama listen to my music, this gon' start some drama
Act cool cause I'm a rapper, people say I gotta
I'd lose my cred if they knew I wore Pikachu pyjamas

[Hook]
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something

[Verse 2]
Shit I don't go to raves, I don't wana have a seizure
I'de rather sit at home while I watch The Angry Beavers
I'm sick of all these iPhones, I'd rather have a beeper
I don't rock Jordans, I want Grant Hill Fila's
John Cena cool, but Eddie Guerrero cooler
I still wanna go fuck Sloane from Ferris Bueller
Or maybe Topanga, I still can't decide
I'ma cop a DeLorean and just go back in time
It go Bob Saget, Danny Tanner, Mary-Kate and Ashley
Skinny jeans weren't a thing, we wore em baggy
Way before Bieber was on commercials for acne
Way before Drake was even up on Degrassi

[Hook]
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something

[Verse 3]
I still play Nintendo 64 over Xbox
Everything was cool when Booker T had dreadlocks
I grew up bumpin' Cypress Hill and KRS-One
Now a day most these rappers just ain't gettin it done
Playin' hockey in the street bare-feet with my brothers
Thank God they taught me the importance of wearin' a rubber
Rest in peace Robin Williams, I used to love Flubber
Back in '99 when Marcus Camby beat the buzzer
Everything was easy everything was cool
Will Smith was a Prince, Tim Allen was a tool
You could ask my mom, I was happy as fuck
When Michael Jordan beat the aliens with Daffy and Bugs

[Hook]
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
Back in 1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
1990 something
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About “1990 Something” by Hi-Rez

Read the complete lyrics to "1990 Something" by Hi-Rez from the album "Never Say Die" in 2016. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rap.

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"1990 Something" appears on "Never Say Die" in 2016.

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