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DROP! by Forrest Frank cover art

Forrest Frank - DROP! Lyrics

Artist:
Forrest Frank
Album:
CHILD OF GOD II
Official Release:
28 Apr 2025

Lyrics

Intro


Five, four, three, two, one


Verse 1


God gave me the keys, so I'm lockin' in
Had to get off TikTok, watch how I be clockin' in
Felt the Holy Spirit on the stage when I was walkin' in
If you got a problem with me, you gon' have to talk to him
Big facts, this what happen off of big stacks
Sold that Range Rover, deuces, I don't miss that
Had to get all my excuses on a diss track
I be walkin' where the truth is, ain't no zigzag


Chorus


No more, tell 'em adios (Adios)
Started from the bottom, now we with the Holy Ghost (With the Holy Ghost)
Only way to get up high is if you get down low (Aye)
Had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
Yeah, woah, yeah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
Yeah, woah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop, drop, drop)
Yeah, woah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
I never stop droppin' to the top
Guess I got to wait around and see how hard they
Drop, drop, drop, this killer beat


Verse 2


This a whole song about humility
I stay clear of what a sinners be
'Cause I know where many of the villains be
Me and my fam' try to keep a low profile
Head stay straight, don't worry 'bout a profile
Can't burn out, we can keep it on the low dawg
They say no way, now they saying "Oh wow"


Chorus


No more, tell 'em adios (Adios)
Started from the bottom, now we with the Holy Ghost (With the Holy Ghost)
Only way to get up high is if you get down low (Aye)
Had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
Yeah, woah, yeah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
Yeah, woah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop, drop, drop)
Yeah, woah, had to make it to the top
Just to see how hard they drop (Drop)
I never stop droppin' to the top
Guess I got to wait around and see how hard they


Interlude


Wo
Yeah, yeah, yeah (Wo)
Mmm, okay, okay, yeah, yeah


Bridge


Aye, how you start is how you finish (How you finish)
Like nine to five, we stand on business (Stand on business)
Just to catch up, you gon' need a village (Need a village)
Okay, okay, okay, we got no limits, huh
We got no limits, huh, yeah
I put on my Js, you already know the dealer
But this ain't no game, this is life, this is a killer
Try to trap your soul, I ain't talkin' Bryson Tiller
But really, he's a ghost standin' next to a Gorilla
My ability too gorilla beat
This from elioheme
Ain't no competition in my game, it's just me on me
In this composition they put the fame it's for GOD
Tell the devil go back where he came 'cause we walkin' free


Verse 3


Hop on the stage, and I'm ready for war
I'm not the same person I was before
I see revival bring in on the floor
I pray it makes it's way out the door
In Jesus name, we breaking out the hadees
I might be doing this until I'm eighty
I levelled up all the way just to say


Bridge


Aye, how you start is how you finish (How you finish)
Like nine to five, we stand on business (Mm, stand on business)
Just to catch up, you gon' need a village (Need a village)
Okay, okay, okay, we got no limits, huh
We got no limits, huh


Outro


I put on my Js, I put on my Js, Js
I put on my Js, I put on my Js, dealer
I put on my Js, I put on my Js, Js
I put on my Js, I put on my Js, J, dealer


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Meaning & Inspiration

“DROP!” by Forrest Frank is a rap about humility and keeping the spotlight on God. The opening verse describes getting off social media, feeling the Holy Spirit on stage, and leaving old excuses behind. The hook answers with “Started from the bottom, now we with the Holy Ghost” and “Only way to get up high is if you get down low,” a line close to the idea of humility before exaltation in James 4:10.

The repeated hook about making it to the top just to see how hard they drop plays on the song’s title, and the singer calls it “a whole song about humility.” Later verses talk about keeping a low profile, standing on business, and declaring that the fame goes to God. The final verses describe stepping on stage ready for war, praying for revival to carry beyond the room, and saying “in Jesus name.”

The themes are close to Proverbs 16:18 on pride before a fall and 1 Peter 5:6 on being humbled under God’s hand. The style is playful rap, but the message is humility and credit to God.

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