Girls Wanna Have Funds: How C-Note Crafted a Hustler’s Anthem

When it comes to blending sharp lyricism with empowering narratives, C-Note, the King of Prison Hip Hop, delivers yet another masterpiece with “Girls Wanna Have Funds.” This track isn’t just a song; it’s an anthem—a rallying cry for women who unapologetically chase their ambitions and display their success outwardly. From luxurious accessories to modern financial assets, C-Note captures the essence of empowerment in a way only he can. Here’s how he crafted this hustler’s anthem. The Vision Behind the Song C-Note has always been a storyteller, using his words to paint vivid pictures of ambition, resilience, and triumph. With “Girls Wanna Have Funds,” he sought to create a track that redefines the narrative around women’s success. No longer confined to the shadows, women are stepping into the spotlight—owning their ambition and celebrating their victories. The song’s title flips the script on Cyndi Lauper’s iconic “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” Where Lauper’s track celebrated freedom and joy, C-Note’s version highlights financial independence and self-determination. “This isn’t about having fun,” C-Note explains, “this is about securing the bag and showing the world that women aren’t just in the game—they’re running it.” Breaking Down the Verses The song opens with a bang:“24-inch...