Making Of Aston Martin Music Chords
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171.8 bpm
Chords used:
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Gb
Ab
Ebm
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
And that's what we pride ourselves in,
and just breaking the format of what's popular.
You know what I'm saying?
[Db] [Bbm]
[Ebm] [Gb]
[Bbm]
[Ebm] [Gb]
[Bbm]
[Gb] [Ab] [Bbm]
Just [Gb] please.
When Russ started working on
[Bbm] Teflon Dog,
we'd go [Gb] over to his house periodically,
[Ab] but [Bbm]
we knew that there was something different
about the album, [Gb] you know what I'm saying?
Like it wasn't gonna be like [Bbm] True Love or Deep in the Rap.
You know what I'm saying?
So [Gb] with Aston Martin,
[Bbm]
it was something that we [Gb] had for a few people,
but Ross was like the [Bbm] number one that we had in mind,
[F] because he always had a good [Gb] vision.
[Bbm] He pictures what he wants to do.
Like he'll say, I want this [Gb] person on the song.
I want, [Bbm] it's gonna be such and such [Gb]
on the hook.
I'm gonna [Db] have this [Bbm] person on the bridge,
and [Gb] that's gonna be the song.
That's how he did with [Bbm] Maybach Music 1.
He's like, yo, he listened to the [Gb] beat.
He was like, [Ab] I [Bbm] already know what I'm gonna do with this song.
It's gonna be [Bb] called Maybach Music.
[Fm]
I'm [Gb] gonna have Jay-Z on this song,
[Bbm] and it's gonna be crazy.
I got the whole video for this.
Right when he first [Gb] heard the track,
[Bbm] in Tallahassee, Florida, that's where we were [Gb] staying at.
[Bbm]
[Gb]
[Bbm]
[Gb] I mean, I'll elaborate more,
[Bbm] but just to answer that question,
[Gb] like, you know, in [Bbm] general,
like I tend to handle the [Ebm] [Gb] melodic [Bbm] duties for the most part,
but [Ebm] like, I mean, [Gb] throughout the years,
the cool thing about having a team
is that you pick up [Gb] certain skills,
such team [Bbm] members, and that's exactly what goes [Fm] down
[Gb] in Justice League, so like,
[Bbm] whereas I was more melodically [Gb] inclined, you know,
when we first [Bbm] started, I picked up a lot of music,
a [Fm] lot of music, [Gb] and
[Bbm] we can, like, fight the virus,
[Gb] so, you know, I can pretty [Bbm] much, like,
handle any part of the track,
so can my brother, [Gb] so can Cody,
and, but like, when it comes to this track,
Asta [Ab] Martin, [Ebm] I just [Gb] play the keys,
[Bm] stick the little three [Cm] chords, and bam, end it off.
Asta Martin, when you're dealing with the Asta Martin beat,
you got [Bbm] the Rhodes, which is the meat and potatoes.
[Gb] Without the Rhodes, you [Fm] wouldn't, like, have none,
that's, like, the main, [Bbm] main part,
that's that sexy right there.
It makes you feel like you ride somewhere,
and then, like, I'm not even getting to the drums right now.
Under that, you got, like, a choir,
kinda, like, softens it up a little bit, eerie, scary,
you know what I mean?
And this will make it hard right there.
Got a little synth, you know what I mean?
[Gb]
[Bbm]
[Bbm] You got that, [Gb] you got a little,
everybody knows this part,
[Bbm] that's what sits off that hook, [Gb] you know what I mean?
[Ab] [Bbm] That's all, melodically, you got [Gb] one, two, three, four,
[Ab] [Bbm] four elements, and that's, like,
[Ebm] that's, like, the key right [Db] there,
just simplicity, [Bbm] simple, sexy, like, really crazy shit.
[Gb]
[Ab] [Bbm] You know what I'm saying?
As King explained, when you, [Ebm] like, a snare,
the snare is, like, basic,
[N] and that goes to show you that
you really don't need a lot to make hit music.
Like, you can really just have a home studio
and come up with, like, the best type of music there is.
You can have a number one hit
by just making music on your, [Bb] in your house.
[Gb] And when it comes to the particulars of [Db] that beat,
you know, can you lay down the [Bbm] chords and whatnot,
and I started on the drums,
because we just wanted to give it a,
[Gb] like a cool 90s R&B feel.
[Bbm]
My boss [Gb] heard it, [Eb] loved [Bbm] it.
He got Chris and Michelle, he got Drake on it.
[Gb] When we heard it at his house,
we [Bbm] was like, yo, this is crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
[Gb] [Ab] [Bbm] It was funny, because we was at his house,
and then Drake actually hit me,
and he was like, [Gb] yo, this beat is crazy, [Bbm] I'm gonna kill it.
[Bb] You know what I'm saying?
Basically, he loved it so much
that [Bbm] he did his own version of the song, you know what I mean?
[Gb] Which, I [Bbm] guess now, it's [Ab] the premium [Gb] version,
with Drake [Db] and [Bbm] Ross, the unique verses [Bb] and whatnot.
And [Gb] that's what we pride ourselves in,
is just [Bbm] breaking the format of what's [Gb] popular,
you know what I'm saying?
[Db] Like, [Bbm] we did it, we made that music three,
there's [Bb] never been a rap song [F] ever
[Gb] sounding like that ever, we made that music [Bbm] three.
And with [Gb] Ask the Martin, it just [Ab] broke the mold
when [Bbm] it comes to the format of songs on the radio.
[Gb] I'm Not a Star is just that [Bbm] club banger,
you know what I'm saying?
And [Gb] it's like, [Ab] you would never [Bbm] guess that,
just as Link did I'm Not a Star,
[Gb] made that music, and Ask the Martin [Bbm] music,
three completely
[Gb] different sounds on each [Bbm] one,
you know what I'm saying?
And
[Gb] I guess that's the benefit of the group.
[Bb]
[Bbm]
[Fm]
[Bb] [Gb]
But, Ask the
[Gm] Martin music.
Cut.
You got to cut this shit.
All right, cut.
Cut, I'm gonna edit it out.
All right, so, ask me something else, man.
Let's go off, I'm just [N] rambling on.
and just breaking the format of what's popular.
You know what I'm saying?
[Db] [Bbm]
[Ebm] [Gb]
[Bbm]
[Ebm] [Gb]
[Bbm]
[Gb] [Ab] [Bbm]
Just [Gb] please.
When Russ started working on
[Bbm] Teflon Dog,
we'd go [Gb] over to his house periodically,
[Ab] but [Bbm]
we knew that there was something different
about the album, [Gb] you know what I'm saying?
Like it wasn't gonna be like [Bbm] True Love or Deep in the Rap.
You know what I'm saying?
So [Gb] with Aston Martin,
[Bbm]
it was something that we [Gb] had for a few people,
but Ross was like the [Bbm] number one that we had in mind,
[F] because he always had a good [Gb] vision.
[Bbm] He pictures what he wants to do.
Like he'll say, I want this [Gb] person on the song.
I want, [Bbm] it's gonna be such and such [Gb]
on the hook.
I'm gonna [Db] have this [Bbm] person on the bridge,
and [Gb] that's gonna be the song.
That's how he did with [Bbm] Maybach Music 1.
He's like, yo, he listened to the [Gb] beat.
He was like, [Ab] I [Bbm] already know what I'm gonna do with this song.
It's gonna be [Bb] called Maybach Music.
[Fm]
I'm [Gb] gonna have Jay-Z on this song,
[Bbm] and it's gonna be crazy.
I got the whole video for this.
Right when he first [Gb] heard the track,
[Bbm] in Tallahassee, Florida, that's where we were [Gb] staying at.
[Bbm]
[Gb]
[Bbm]
[Gb] I mean, I'll elaborate more,
[Bbm] but just to answer that question,
[Gb] like, you know, in [Bbm] general,
like I tend to handle the [Ebm] [Gb] melodic [Bbm] duties for the most part,
but [Ebm] like, I mean, [Gb] throughout the years,
the cool thing about having a team
is that you pick up [Gb] certain skills,
such team [Bbm] members, and that's exactly what goes [Fm] down
[Gb] in Justice League, so like,
[Bbm] whereas I was more melodically [Gb] inclined, you know,
when we first [Bbm] started, I picked up a lot of music,
a [Fm] lot of music, [Gb] and
[Bbm] we can, like, fight the virus,
[Gb] so, you know, I can pretty [Bbm] much, like,
handle any part of the track,
so can my brother, [Gb] so can Cody,
and, but like, when it comes to this track,
Asta [Ab] Martin, [Ebm] I just [Gb] play the keys,
[Bm] stick the little three [Cm] chords, and bam, end it off.
Asta Martin, when you're dealing with the Asta Martin beat,
you got [Bbm] the Rhodes, which is the meat and potatoes.
[Gb] Without the Rhodes, you [Fm] wouldn't, like, have none,
that's, like, the main, [Bbm] main part,
that's that sexy right there.
It makes you feel like you ride somewhere,
and then, like, I'm not even getting to the drums right now.
Under that, you got, like, a choir,
kinda, like, softens it up a little bit, eerie, scary,
you know what I mean?
And this will make it hard right there.
Got a little synth, you know what I mean?
[Gb]
[Bbm]
[Bbm] You got that, [Gb] you got a little,
everybody knows this part,
[Bbm] that's what sits off that hook, [Gb] you know what I mean?
[Ab] [Bbm] That's all, melodically, you got [Gb] one, two, three, four,
[Ab] [Bbm] four elements, and that's, like,
[Ebm] that's, like, the key right [Db] there,
just simplicity, [Bbm] simple, sexy, like, really crazy shit.
[Gb]
[Ab] [Bbm] You know what I'm saying?
As King explained, when you, [Ebm] like, a snare,
the snare is, like, basic,
[N] and that goes to show you that
you really don't need a lot to make hit music.
Like, you can really just have a home studio
and come up with, like, the best type of music there is.
You can have a number one hit
by just making music on your, [Bb] in your house.
[Gb] And when it comes to the particulars of [Db] that beat,
you know, can you lay down the [Bbm] chords and whatnot,
and I started on the drums,
because we just wanted to give it a,
[Gb] like a cool 90s R&B feel.
[Bbm]
My boss [Gb] heard it, [Eb] loved [Bbm] it.
He got Chris and Michelle, he got Drake on it.
[Gb] When we heard it at his house,
we [Bbm] was like, yo, this is crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
[Gb] [Ab] [Bbm] It was funny, because we was at his house,
and then Drake actually hit me,
and he was like, [Gb] yo, this beat is crazy, [Bbm] I'm gonna kill it.
[Bb] You know what I'm saying?
Basically, he loved it so much
that [Bbm] he did his own version of the song, you know what I mean?
[Gb] Which, I [Bbm] guess now, it's [Ab] the premium [Gb] version,
with Drake [Db] and [Bbm] Ross, the unique verses [Bb] and whatnot.
And [Gb] that's what we pride ourselves in,
is just [Bbm] breaking the format of what's [Gb] popular,
you know what I'm saying?
[Db] Like, [Bbm] we did it, we made that music three,
there's [Bb] never been a rap song [F] ever
[Gb] sounding like that ever, we made that music [Bbm] three.
And with [Gb] Ask the Martin, it just [Ab] broke the mold
when [Bbm] it comes to the format of songs on the radio.
[Gb] I'm Not a Star is just that [Bbm] club banger,
you know what I'm saying?
And [Gb] it's like, [Ab] you would never [Bbm] guess that,
just as Link did I'm Not a Star,
[Gb] made that music, and Ask the Martin [Bbm] music,
three completely
[Gb] different sounds on each [Bbm] one,
you know what I'm saying?
And
[Gb] I guess that's the benefit of the group.
[Bb]
[Bbm]
[Fm]
[Bb] [Gb]
But, Ask the
[Gm] Martin music.
Cut.
You got to cut this shit.
All right, cut.
Cut, I'm gonna edit it out.
All right, so, ask me something else, man.
Let's go off, I'm just [N] rambling on.
Key:
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Gb
Ab
Ebm
Bb
Bbm
Gb
Ab
_ _ And that's what we pride ourselves in,
and just _ _ breaking the format _ of what's popular.
You know what I'm saying? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Ebm] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Just [Gb] please.
When Russ started working on _
[Bbm] _ Teflon Dog,
we'd _ go [Gb] over to his house periodically,
[Ab] but _ [Bbm] _
we knew that there was something different
about the album, [Gb] you know what I'm saying?
Like it wasn't gonna be like [Bbm] True Love or Deep in the Rap.
You know what I'm saying?
So _ [Gb] _ _ with Aston Martin,
[Bbm] _
_ _ it was _ _ something that we [Gb] had for a few people,
but Ross was like the [Bbm] number one that we had in mind,
[F] because he always had a good [Gb] vision.
_ _ _ _ [Bbm] He pictures what he wants to do.
Like he'll say, I want this [Gb] person on the song.
I want, _ [Bbm] it's gonna be such and such _ [Gb] _ _
on the hook.
I'm gonna [Db] have this [Bbm] person on the bridge,
and [Gb] that's gonna be the song.
That's how he did with [Bbm] Maybach Music 1.
He's like, yo, he listened to the [Gb] beat.
He was like, _ _ _ [Ab] I [Bbm] already know what I'm gonna do with this song.
It's gonna be [Bb] called Maybach Music.
[Fm]
I'm [Gb] gonna have Jay-Z on this song,
[Bbm] and it's gonna be crazy.
I got the whole video for this.
Right when he first [Gb] heard the track,
_ [Bbm] in Tallahassee, Florida, that's where we were [Gb] staying at. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] I mean, I'll elaborate more,
[Bbm] but _ _ just to answer that question,
[Gb] _ _ like, you know, in [Bbm] general,
_ _ like I tend to handle the [Ebm] _ _ [Gb] _ melodic [Bbm] duties _ for the most part,
but [Ebm] like, I mean, [Gb] throughout the years,
the cool thing about having a team
is that you pick up [Gb] certain skills,
such _ _ team [Bbm] members, and that's exactly what goes [Fm] down
_ [Gb] _ in Justice League, so like,
[Bbm] whereas I was more melodically _ _ _ [Gb] inclined, you know,
when we first [Bbm] started, I picked up a lot of music,
a [Fm] lot of music, [Gb] and _ _ _ _
_ [Bbm] we can, like, _ fight the virus,
[Gb] so, _ _ you know, I can pretty [Bbm] much, like,
handle any part of the track,
so can my brother, [Gb] so can Cody,
_ and, but like, when it comes to this track,
Asta [Ab] Martin, _ [Ebm] I just [Gb] play the keys, _
[Bm] stick the little three [Cm] chords, and bam, end it off.
Asta Martin, _ when you're dealing with the Asta Martin beat,
you got [Bbm] the Rhodes, _ which is _ the _ _ meat and potatoes. _ _ _ _
[Gb] Without the Rhodes, you [Fm] wouldn't, like, have none,
that's, like, the main, [Bbm] main part,
that's that sexy right there.
_ _ It makes you feel like you ride somewhere,
_ _ _ _ and then, like, _ _ I'm not even getting to the drums right now. _
_ _ _ Under that, you got, like, a _ _ choir, _ _ _ _
_ _ kinda, like, _ _ softens it up a little bit, eerie, scary,
you know what I mean?
_ And this will make it hard right there.
_ _ _ _ Got a little synth, you know what I mean?
_ [Gb] _ _
_ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _
[Bbm] You got that, _ [Gb] you got a little,
everybody knows this part,
[Bbm] _ _ that's what sits off that hook, _ [Gb] you know what I mean?
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] _ That's all, _ melodically, you got [Gb] one, two, three, four,
[Ab] _ _ [Bbm] four elements, _ _ _ and that's, like,
_ [Ebm] that's, like, the key right [Db] there,
just simplicity, _ [Bbm] simple, sexy, like, really crazy shit.
_ [Gb] _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] You know what I'm saying?
As King explained, when you, [Ebm] like, a snare,
the snare is, like, basic,
_ [N] _ _ and that goes to show you that
you really don't need a lot to make hit music.
Like, you can really just _ have a home studio
and come up with, like, _ the best type of music there is.
You can have a number one hit
by just making music on your, [Bb] in your house. _
_ [Gb] _ And when it comes to the particulars of [Db] that beat,
_ you know, can you lay down the [Bbm] chords and whatnot,
and I started on the drums,
because we just wanted to give it a,
[Gb] like a cool 90s R&B feel. _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
My boss [Gb] heard it, _ [Eb] loved [Bbm] it.
He got Chris and Michelle, he got Drake on it.
[Gb] _ _ When we heard it at his house,
we [Bbm] was like, yo, this is crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ [Bbm] It was funny, because we was at his house,
and then Drake actually hit me,
and he was like, [Gb] yo, this beat is crazy, [Bbm] I'm gonna kill it.
[Bb] You know what I'm saying?
Basically, _ _ _ he loved it so much
that [Bbm] he did his own version of the song, you know what I mean? _ _ _
[Gb] _ _ _ _ _ Which, I [Bbm] guess now, it's _ _ [Ab] the premium [Gb] version,
with Drake [Db] and [Bbm] Ross, the unique verses [Bb] and whatnot. _ _ _
And [Gb] that's what we pride ourselves in,
is just [Bbm] breaking the format _ of what's [Gb] popular,
you know what I'm saying?
_ [Db] Like, [Bbm] we did it, we made that music three,
there's [Bb] never been a rap song [F] ever
_ [Gb] _ sounding like that ever, we made that music [Bbm] three.
_ _ _ _ And with [Gb] Ask the Martin, _ it just [Ab] broke the mold
when [Bbm] it comes to the format of songs on the radio. _ _
_ [Gb] I'm Not a Star is just that [Bbm] _ club _ banger,
you know what I'm saying?
And [Gb] it's like, _ _ [Ab] you would never [Bbm] guess that,
just as Link did I'm Not a Star,
[Gb] made that music, and Ask the Martin [Bbm] music,
_ three completely _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ different sounds on each [Bbm] one,
you know what I'm saying?
And _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] I guess that's the benefit of the group.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ But, Ask the _
[Gm] Martin music. _ _ _ _
_ Cut.
_ You got to cut this shit.
All right, cut.
Cut, I'm gonna edit it out.
All right, so, ask me something else, man.
Let's go off, I'm just [N] rambling on.
and just _ _ breaking the format _ of what's popular.
You know what I'm saying? _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _
_ [Ebm] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Just [Gb] please.
When Russ started working on _
[Bbm] _ Teflon Dog,
we'd _ go [Gb] over to his house periodically,
[Ab] but _ [Bbm] _
we knew that there was something different
about the album, [Gb] you know what I'm saying?
Like it wasn't gonna be like [Bbm] True Love or Deep in the Rap.
You know what I'm saying?
So _ [Gb] _ _ with Aston Martin,
[Bbm] _
_ _ it was _ _ something that we [Gb] had for a few people,
but Ross was like the [Bbm] number one that we had in mind,
[F] because he always had a good [Gb] vision.
_ _ _ _ [Bbm] He pictures what he wants to do.
Like he'll say, I want this [Gb] person on the song.
I want, _ [Bbm] it's gonna be such and such _ [Gb] _ _
on the hook.
I'm gonna [Db] have this [Bbm] person on the bridge,
and [Gb] that's gonna be the song.
That's how he did with [Bbm] Maybach Music 1.
He's like, yo, he listened to the [Gb] beat.
He was like, _ _ _ [Ab] I [Bbm] already know what I'm gonna do with this song.
It's gonna be [Bb] called Maybach Music.
[Fm]
I'm [Gb] gonna have Jay-Z on this song,
[Bbm] and it's gonna be crazy.
I got the whole video for this.
Right when he first [Gb] heard the track,
_ [Bbm] in Tallahassee, Florida, that's where we were [Gb] staying at. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] I mean, I'll elaborate more,
[Bbm] but _ _ just to answer that question,
[Gb] _ _ like, you know, in [Bbm] general,
_ _ like I tend to handle the [Ebm] _ _ [Gb] _ melodic [Bbm] duties _ for the most part,
but [Ebm] like, I mean, [Gb] throughout the years,
the cool thing about having a team
is that you pick up [Gb] certain skills,
such _ _ team [Bbm] members, and that's exactly what goes [Fm] down
_ [Gb] _ in Justice League, so like,
[Bbm] whereas I was more melodically _ _ _ [Gb] inclined, you know,
when we first [Bbm] started, I picked up a lot of music,
a [Fm] lot of music, [Gb] and _ _ _ _
_ [Bbm] we can, like, _ fight the virus,
[Gb] so, _ _ you know, I can pretty [Bbm] much, like,
handle any part of the track,
so can my brother, [Gb] so can Cody,
_ and, but like, when it comes to this track,
Asta [Ab] Martin, _ [Ebm] I just [Gb] play the keys, _
[Bm] stick the little three [Cm] chords, and bam, end it off.
Asta Martin, _ when you're dealing with the Asta Martin beat,
you got [Bbm] the Rhodes, _ which is _ the _ _ meat and potatoes. _ _ _ _
[Gb] Without the Rhodes, you [Fm] wouldn't, like, have none,
that's, like, the main, [Bbm] main part,
that's that sexy right there.
_ _ It makes you feel like you ride somewhere,
_ _ _ _ and then, like, _ _ I'm not even getting to the drums right now. _
_ _ _ Under that, you got, like, a _ _ choir, _ _ _ _
_ _ kinda, like, _ _ softens it up a little bit, eerie, scary,
you know what I mean?
_ And this will make it hard right there.
_ _ _ _ Got a little synth, you know what I mean?
_ [Gb] _ _
_ _ _ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _
[Bbm] You got that, _ [Gb] you got a little,
everybody knows this part,
[Bbm] _ _ that's what sits off that hook, _ [Gb] you know what I mean?
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] _ That's all, _ melodically, you got [Gb] one, two, three, four,
[Ab] _ _ [Bbm] four elements, _ _ _ and that's, like,
_ [Ebm] that's, like, the key right [Db] there,
just simplicity, _ [Bbm] simple, sexy, like, really crazy shit.
_ [Gb] _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [Bbm] You know what I'm saying?
As King explained, when you, [Ebm] like, a snare,
the snare is, like, basic,
_ [N] _ _ and that goes to show you that
you really don't need a lot to make hit music.
Like, you can really just _ have a home studio
and come up with, like, _ the best type of music there is.
You can have a number one hit
by just making music on your, [Bb] in your house. _
_ [Gb] _ And when it comes to the particulars of [Db] that beat,
_ you know, can you lay down the [Bbm] chords and whatnot,
and I started on the drums,
because we just wanted to give it a,
[Gb] like a cool 90s R&B feel. _
[Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
My boss [Gb] heard it, _ [Eb] loved [Bbm] it.
He got Chris and Michelle, he got Drake on it.
[Gb] _ _ When we heard it at his house,
we [Bbm] was like, yo, this is crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ [Bbm] It was funny, because we was at his house,
and then Drake actually hit me,
and he was like, [Gb] yo, this beat is crazy, [Bbm] I'm gonna kill it.
[Bb] You know what I'm saying?
Basically, _ _ _ he loved it so much
that [Bbm] he did his own version of the song, you know what I mean? _ _ _
[Gb] _ _ _ _ _ Which, I [Bbm] guess now, it's _ _ [Ab] the premium [Gb] version,
with Drake [Db] and [Bbm] Ross, the unique verses [Bb] and whatnot. _ _ _
And [Gb] that's what we pride ourselves in,
is just [Bbm] breaking the format _ of what's [Gb] popular,
you know what I'm saying?
_ [Db] Like, [Bbm] we did it, we made that music three,
there's [Bb] never been a rap song [F] ever
_ [Gb] _ sounding like that ever, we made that music [Bbm] three.
_ _ _ _ And with [Gb] Ask the Martin, _ it just [Ab] broke the mold
when [Bbm] it comes to the format of songs on the radio. _ _
_ [Gb] I'm Not a Star is just that [Bbm] _ club _ banger,
you know what I'm saying?
And [Gb] it's like, _ _ [Ab] you would never [Bbm] guess that,
just as Link did I'm Not a Star,
[Gb] made that music, and Ask the Martin [Bbm] music,
_ three completely _ _ _
_ [Gb] _ different sounds on each [Bbm] one,
you know what I'm saying?
And _ _ _ _
_ [Gb] I guess that's the benefit of the group.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bbm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ But, Ask the _
[Gm] Martin music. _ _ _ _
_ Cut.
_ You got to cut this shit.
All right, cut.
Cut, I'm gonna edit it out.
All right, so, ask me something else, man.
Let's go off, I'm just [N] rambling on.