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Snoop Dogg ~ You Betta Ask Somebody (Gz and Hustlas Intro)


Good Morning boys and girls, i'm your substitute teacher, Mr. Buckwort the topic Fo' today is, what you wanna be when you grow up you, over there in the jean shirt, what you wanna be when you grow up? - i wanna be a police officer alright, that's a pretty good profession you over there in that black shirt what you wanna be when you grow? - i wanna be a fire man alright, that's a pretty good profession too you, back there in those french braids, what's yo name? - my name is Snoop alright Snoop, what you wanna be when you grow up? - i wanna be a motherfuckin hustla, ya betta ask somebody more free lyrics

Good Morning boys and girls, i'm your
substitute teacher, Mr. Buckwort
the topic Fo' today is, what you wanna be when you grow up
you, over there in the jean shirt, what you wanna
be when you grow up?
- i wanna be a police officer
alright, that's a pretty good profession
you over there in that black shirt
what you wanna be when you grow?
- i wanna be a fire man
alright, that's a pretty good profession too
you, back there in those french braids, what's yo name?
- my name is Snoop
alright Snoop, what you wanna be when you grow up?
- i wanna be a motherfuckin hustla, ya betta ask somebody

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