Is it correct?

Nope, your phrase is incorrect on account of you don't use "had" after "would" that way.
Here is the correct wording:

You'd have stayed = You would have stayed.

i know this homie u're right but this is word of a song so i asked this

Please use real English words like "you" and "I" when posting here. Thank you!

Of course song lyrics are not always grammatical, but "you'd had stayed" doesn't sound very likely. It's not a common mistake, probably because it's not very easy to say. Are you sure you heard it correctly?

i actually saw it

Where did you see it?

khoffOf course song lyrics are not always grammatical, but "you'd had stayed" doesn't sound very likely. It's not a common mistake, probably because it's not very easy to say.

Maybe it was a mistranscription?

You'da stayed ~ You'd of stayed ~ You would of stayed ~ You would've stayed ~ You'd've stayed

CJ

maybe u're right, it must be "you had stayed", not you'd had stayed...