A Rolex is an expensive watch. “My brother ate a Rolex cause I told him ‘watch his mouth’” is from a short rap video that was posted on Twitter by Girlhefunnyaf4 on September 25, 2019. The full lyrics are posted at Genius.com.
“My brother ate a Rolex ...I told him watch his mouth” was posted on Reddit—Oneliners on July 24, 2020.
Genius.com (lyrics)
I leave spaghetti in my socks
Confusing Guy
Featuring @shhlime_x
Produced by PrinceTheProducer
(...)
Shit tell me what you bout’
I forgot to take a Shit because I left it by the couch (okay)
My brother ate a Rolex cause I told him “watch his mouth” (okay)
Twitter
Girlhefunnyaf4
@rooslin
LMFAOOO FUCK IT IMA CONFUSING RAPPER NOW 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♂️
(At 42 seconds in this rap video.—ed.)
10:05 PM · Sep 25, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Simbaa
@kephiyrD
Replying to @rooslin
“My brother ate a Rolex because I told him watch his mouth”
10:18 PM · Sep 25, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Jack Allen
@jackvllen
My brother ate a Rolex cause i told him watch his mouth
10:39 PM · Sep 25, 2019 from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Kids and life hacks
@guys_and
My brother ate a Rolex ...I told him watch his mouth
3:55 AM · Jul 23, 2020·IFTTT
Reddit—Oneliners
Posted by u/harrell0925 July 24, 2020
My brother ate a Rolex ...I told him watch his mouth
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