Nias Trollin Lyrics – Nunnie Da III

[Chorus]
N!ggas gon’ troll, but none of that s*it really matter
We made them lil’ n!ggas scatter so don’t listen to none of that chatter
You gotta slide or provide, if you scared, go see a pastor
Opposition playing for the lackers but, my n!ggas play for the blasters
How you drill rapping? No drills
I don’t really get it, n!ggas gotta chill
Trey 8 spinning like a wheel
N!ggas mad, we don’t care how n!ggas feel
We ain’t hard to find and no I don’t play about mine
Troopers taking over, it’s about time
N!ggas only saying s*it because of ***

We not wit’ these n!ggas, we been on the grind

[Verse]
No, we not going for nothing
Tdot wit’ me and he’s always up to something
If it’s not about money then it’s no discussion
Don’t invite ***, we gon’ bang up the function
If a opp’ in the spot, I can guarantee that opp’ gon’ drop
Don’t die tryna get some opp’ thot box
*** tryna put a in a box
We not for the games
All my n!ggas got aim
Ask the last one, what happened when he came
Bro hitting from half court like he ***
Don’t get in the booth if you ain’t let it bang
I’m sick of the acting
Wh-when are we getting active
And they only dissing ’cause we clapped ’em
They ain’t do s*it, all them n!ggas passive

[Chorus]
N!ggas gon’ troll, but none of that s*it really matter
We made them lil’ n!ggas scatter so don’t listen to none of that chatter
You gotta slide or provide, if you scared, go see a pastor
Opposition playing for the lackers but, my n!ggas play for the blasters

How you drill rapping? No drills
I don’t really get it, n!ggas gotta chill
Trey 8 spinning like a wheel
N!ggas mad, we don’t care how n!ggas feel
We ain’t hard to find and no I don’t play about mine
Troopers taking over, it’s about time
N!ggas only saying s*it because of ***
We not wit’ these n!ggas, we been on the grind

[Chorus]
The chorus of “Nias Trollin'” by Nunnie Da III sets the defiant tone of the song. It addresses the inevitable trolling and negativity that comes their way but dismisses it as irrelevant. The phrase “N!ggas gon’ troll, but none of that s*it really matter” expresses their confidence in ignoring the haters. They’ve already made their detractors scatter with their actions, so they advise not paying attention to the useless chatter.

The next lines suggest a readiness for action (“You gotta slide or provide, if you scared, go see a pastor”). They contrast their own proactive approach (“my n!ggas play for the blasters”) with the passive behavior of their opposition (“Opposition playing for the lackers”). The reference to “drill rapping” without drills mocks those who claim toughness without real action.

The chorus reinforces their toughness (“Trey 8 spinning like a wheel”), indifference to others’ feelings (“N!ggas mad, we don’t care how n!ggas feel”), and commitment to their cause (“We ain’t hard to find and no I don’t play about mine”). It emphasizes their grind (“Troopers taking over, it’s about time”) and dismisses critics as motivated by jealousy (“N!ggas only saying s*it because of * * *).

[Verse]
In the verse, Nunnie Da III continues to assert dominance and readiness for action. They declare their refusal to back down (“No, we not going for nothing”) and highlight their crew’s proactive stance (“Tdot wit’ me and he’s always up to something”). They prioritize money and action over idle talk (“If it’s not about money then it’s no discussion”).

The verse warns against inviting trouble (“Don’t invite * * *”) and promises consequences for enemies who appear (“If a opp’ in the spot, I can guarantee that opp’ gon’ drop”). It cautions against risky behavior for fleeting rewards (“Don’t die tryna get some opp’ thot box”).

The aggressive tone continues with a boast about their accuracy and effectiveness (“All my n!ggas got aim”) and challenges critics to witness their capabilities (“Ask the last one, what happened when he came”). They ridicule those who talk tough but fail to act (“They ain’t do s*it, all them n!ggas passive”).

The verse underscores their readiness for action (“Don’t get in the booth if you ain’t let it bang”), expresses frustration with fake behavior (“I’m sick of the acting”), and anticipates retaliation against those who provoke them (“And they only dissing ’cause we clapped ’em”). It reinforces their proactive stance and disdain for passive opponents.

1. “N!ggas gon’ troll, but none of that s*it really matter”
This line acknowledges the presence of haters and critics but asserts that their negativity doesn’t affect them or their goals.

2. “We made them lil’ n!ggas scatter so don’t listen to none of that chatter”
They’ve intimidated or defeated their adversaries, so they advise ignoring any talk or gossip that comes from them.

3. “You gotta slide or provide, if you scared, go see a pastor”
Either take action or support the cause; if afraid, seek spiritual guidance rather than hindering the group.

4. “Opposition playing for the lackers but, my n!ggas play for the blasters”
Their rivals aim for mediocrity, but they are focused on making impactful moves and achieving significant results.

5. “How you drill rapping? No drills”
Questioning the authenticity of tough talk in rap without any real action or substance to back it up.

6. “Trey 8 spinning like a wheel”
Refers to a gun (Trey 8 revolver) being used effectively and consistently, much like a spinning wheel.

7. “N!ggas mad, we don’t care how n!ggas feel”
They remain unfazed by others’ emotions or opinions; their focus is on their own objectives.

8. “We ain’t hard to find and no I don’t play about mine”
They are easily accessible and serious about protecting their interests or reputation.

9. “Troopers taking over, it’s about time”
Asserting dominance or control, indicating they are seizing opportunities and gaining influence.

10. “N!ggas only saying s*it because of *”
Implies that critics only speak negatively due to jealousy or resentment, rather than any valid reason.