It’s the end of the month and the weekend
I’ma spend this check, everything on me, yeah
I’ma tip myself, I’ma spend it on myself
I’ma drop it like it’s pouring, I’ma pour it on myself
Check, check, checkㅤ
Check that money making bank account number (yikes)
That’s that shit that’s never getting bounced on ya
Bitch, I do the money dance, I just made a hundred bands
When the store says “Sign for it, ” I’ma leave my autograph
Dollar bills, dollar bills
Watch it falling for me, I love the way that feels
Dollar bills, dollar bills
Keep on falling for me, I love the way it feels
I came here to drop some money, dropping all my money
Drop some money, all this bread so yummy, yeah
Twerking, twerking when I buy the things I like
Dollar, dollars dropping on my ass tonight
Everyone silent, listen to my money talk
Spend how I like it
Yeah, everyone know what I mean, mean
When they see green, when they see green, that mean go
Give me what the hell I want
Give me what the hell I want
Check that money making bank account number (yikes)
That’s that shit that’s never getting bounced on ya
Bitch, I do the money dance, I just made a hundred bands
When the store says “Sign for it, ” I’ma leave my autograph
Dollar bills, dollar bills
Watch it falling for me, I love the way that feels
Dollar bills, dollar bills
Keep on falling for me, I love the way it feels
I came here to drop some money, dropping all my money
Drop some money, all this bread so yummy, yeah
Twerking, twerking when I buy the things I like
Dollar, dollars, dropping on my ass tonight
Drop some money, dropping all my money
Drop some money, all this bread so yummy, yeah
Drop some money, dropping all my money
Drop some money, all this bread so yummy, yeah
My money moves, money, I choose
Celine, my shoes, walking on you
My money rules
My money moves, money, I choose
Watch how my Wons and Yens and Dollars be dropping on you, you, you
Dun, da, la, la, dun-dun, dun, da-la-la, dun-dun
Dun, da, la, la, dun-dun, dropping on you
Dun, da, la, la, dun-dun, dun, da-la-la, dun-dun
Dun, da, la, la, dun-dun, dropping on you
About Lisa
In addition to being a rapper and dancer, Blackpink Lisa Manoban is also a model. Blackpink is a South Korean girl K-POP band. At the age of 14, she won an audition for ‘YG Entertainment’ in Thailand and moved to South Korea. When the girl band, ‘Blackpink’, released their debut album titled ‘Square One’, she made her debut with the company. In Blackpink, there are four members: Lisa, Jennie, Jisoo, and Rose. As the group’s youngest member, Lisa has established herself as the group’s lead rapper, singer, songwriter, and dancer.
Boombayah, Whistle, and Dhu-Doo Dhu-Du are some of her hit singles. The ‘Seoul Music Awards’ have recognized her with several awards, including the ‘New Artist of the Year’ and the ‘Bonsang Award’. Her awards include ‘Best of Next Artist Award’ at Mnet Asian Music Awards and ‘World Rookie Award’ at Goan Chart Music Awards. However, she misses her parents and native Thai food.
Pranpriya Manoban, also known as Lisa Manoban, was born on March 27, 1997, in Bangkok, Thailand. Upon the advice of a spiritualist, she changed her name to Lalisa, meaning importance commended. Before embracing the stage name, ‘Lisa,’ she had other nicknames, including Liz, Pokpak, and Thailand Princess. She has an older sister who lives in Thailand.
Career
As part of the South Korean girl group ‘BlackPink,’ she made her debut in August 2016, when the group released their debut collection, ‘The Square One,’ under the label ‘YG Entertainment. Among the songs included in the album were ‘Whistle’ and ‘Boombayah,’ which reached number one on Billboard World Digital Songs.
As part of the band’s effort to reach out to a wider audience, the band released ‘Dhu-du Dhu-du’ in Korean, Japanese, and English. The song broke all K-pop records with more than 36 million views on YouTube within 24 hours of its release and was nominated for the ‘Video of the Year’ at the ‘Break Tudo Awards’. A video to promote the Japanese magazine, ‘Nylon,’ featured Manoban on the front cover in June 2018.
