All On You Lyrics – French Montana & Max B

This 12th cut keeps it intimate at around three minutes, leaning into their signature wavy trap with those syrupy synths and laid-back drums that let the bars breathe. Max B’s melodic croon floats over French’s punchy delivery, blending East Coast grit with that dreamy Harlem bounce they pioneered back in the mixtape days. It’s all about staking it all on her—the ride-or-die pull amid the chaos of street deals and fleeting highs, where loyalty feels like the only real currency. Lines tease that high-stakes devotion, flipping vulnerability into a flex that hits different when you know their history of turning pain into playlists.

Coke Wave 3.5: NARCOS picks up the saga from those underground classics, a 18-track dive into narco-fueled fantasies and wavy reflections that feel like a victory lap after years apart. It opens with “Make America Wavy Again (MAWA)” setting the tone, rolls through heaters like “Whippin Da Wave” and “Bulletproof Maybach,” tosses in skits for that raw tape feel, then builds to gems such as “Deaf On A Bitch,” “Pop The Half,” and “Heaven” before this one drops. Later cuts like “The Rice,” “Effortless,” and “Serenation” close the loop with more introspection, all exec’d by the duo to honor their roots.

Max B’s fresh out after a decade locked up, dropping his first solo joint this week and linking with French for this feels like full-circle fire—two Harlem legends trading bars like no time passed, evolving from mixtape hunger to a sound that’s influenced half the game. French, still stacking hits post his Bad Bunny collabs and that global tour run, brings the polish, but together they’re rawer, reminding everyone why Coke Wave started a wave in the first place.

Dive into the All On You lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Coke Wave 3.5: NARCOS tracks for more of French Montana & Max B’s wavy street poetry.