Cardi B & Offset Explain Bars On “New Lyrics For Old People”

Jimmy Kimmel’s Edition Of “New Lyrics For Old People” Hosts Cardi B & Offset

It’s so glaring the ‘Old School’ music is quite different from the present ‘New School’ and old people are finding it hard to comprehend the modern rappers lyrics.

Jimmy Kimmel started a new edition on his show “New Lyrics For Old People” to break down lyrics for old people. The new edition is a great attempt to bridge the gap between Old School and New School.

The latest edition of the show hosted rap couple Cardi B and Offset and it was an interesting show with the two rap stars. Offset featured Cardi on ‘Clout’ off his album ‘Father Of 4’.

Cardi B and Offset broke down their lyrics with Jimmy Kimmel on the live show for the old to comprehend : “Straight out the streets to a penthouse, Miami Beach, yayo,” the rapper said to which Kimmel translated, “I came from humble beginnings and now I own a condominium in Florida…yayo.”

Then Offset rapped, “Swapping out cars with my b*tch, I bought her the Lambo she bought me the Wraith.” Cardi said, “That’s me,” while pointing to herself and smiling. Kimmel translated, “That means, uh, his wife and I exchanged cars and jewelry, is that correct?” Cardi enthusiastically nodded.

The next line was, “Get the wealth, put it up for my seeds, no cure for the IG disease.” Kimmel said, “Seeds are kids, right. So, I’m saving my money for my children and I love Instagram. A lot.” Cardi got a few lines in of her own. “I say, ‘Whole lotta people need to hear this, it’s a lotta names on my hit list.” Kimmel said, “Ok, that means everyone listen closely because I’m upset with a lot of you.”

Things got a tad awkward when she spit her rhyme, “P*ssy still wet like a big b*tch.” Unfortunately, Kimmel didn’t translate that one correctly so Cardi had to divvy up an explanation.

Peep the whole translation below :