Bad Boys
ポップ・スモーク [feat. Obasi Jackson] Lyrics

Ah, rr, ayy, ayy, ayy, woo
Expressing excitement and energy at the beginning of the song

Grrt, bah, lemme see some
Requesting to see some actions or movements

When the goin' gets tough, the tough gets goin' (the tough gets goin', yeah)
When faced with challenges, strong and determined individuals take action and persevere

Opps in the streets, get shot by police, I'm tellin' a dead man's story (ooh)
Highlighting the violence and inequality in society, specifically the unnecessary shootings of civilians by the police

So much trouble out there, the way that they playin' not fair (fair, yeah)
Expressing frustration with the injustices and unfairness present in the world

We're doin' what it takes just to survive (to survive)
Doing whatever is necessary to endure and make it through difficult circumstances

Bad boys (bad boys)
Referring to themselves as rebels or troublemakers

Bad boys (I'm bad)
Identifying themselves as individuals with a rebellious attitude

Look, this Glock up on me holds 6-0 (0)
Drawing attention to the fact that they carry a Glock pistol with a capacity of sixty rounds

Have 'em dancin' like Calypso ('So)
Suggesting that their actions or presence captivates others and makes them move or dance energetically

I'm a big belly Woo, boy
Referring to themselves as a well-fed or strong individual associated with the Woo street gang

My stomach look like a hippo ('po)
Emphasizing their large and full stomach, comparing it to the size of a hippopotamus

Tell the bottle girls, "Shake it" (shake it)
Instructing the female servers to shake the bottles, possibly referring to shaking champagne bottles before opening them

Bring the bottles of Belaire (Belaire)
Requesting the presence of bottles of Belaire champagne, a luxury brand

Oh, we can't smoke in the spot (nah)
Acknowledging that they are not allowed to smoke in the location they are in

Still put my gas in the air (still put the gas in the air)
Continuing to smoke marijuana regardless of the restrictions, indicating defiance

Nigga, I'm from the Floss where we get the money (ah)
Asserting their origin from a place called the Floss, known for its success in making money or getting wealthy

That's on the gang, I don't care what you do (nah)
Stating that regardless of what others do, they are committed to their gang and unbothered by opinions or actions

Get to the breesh, takin' your malls
Attempting to secure financial gain or profit by taking over someone else's territory or stealing from them

Where I'm from, you gotta stack like a Jew
In their community, it is essential to accumulate wealth and resources similar to the stereotype associated with Jewish people

I'm the big woo, I got guns in the coupe
Asserting their dominance and influence within the Woo street gang, mentioning that they possess firearms in their car

Talk out your mind, you get robbed for your jewels
Warning against speaking impulsively or disrespectfully, as it may result in them stealing valuable possessions like jewelry

No, you ain't gang, I'm big 092
Declaring that others do not belong to their gang and proudly identifying themselves as a significant member of the 092 crew

When you walk in the spot, nigga, you better "Woo" (woo)
Advising others that when they enter a particular place, they should show respect or acknowledgment by saying "Woo"

Not for the politickin' or discussion, brodie gon' rush 'em
Declining any involvement in political debates or discussions, emphasizing that their friend will take immediate action or attack

Send shots to his chest, now his chest got buttons
Using gunfire to harm or injure someone, causing them to metaphorically have buttons (bullet holes) on their chest

You said it's my problem, my nigga, start dumpin'
Reacting to someone claiming that an issue is only their responsibility, encouraging them to retaliate or respond aggressively

Tryna live righteous
Striving to lead a morally just and virtuous life

We done came up, now niggas don't like us
Expressing that they have achieved success and recognition, resulting in jealousy and dislike from others

Shake up the room
Creating a disruptive and impactful presence, shaking up the surroundings or atmosphere

I ride for my brothers, man got the heart of a lion
Demonstrating loyalty and dedication towards their fellow gang members, possessing bravery and courage like a lion

The streets never loved nobody
Highlighting the harsh reality that the streets or the environment they come from do not show love or compassion to anyone

Ain't lookin' too good but it's hot like the tropics
Acknowledging that the situation or circumstances may not be favorable or promising, but the intensity or tension is high, similar to the heat in tropical regions

They shoot you for dead
Pointing out the extreme violence and lack of mercy in their environment, suggesting that being shot can result in death

Look at the coroner, count all the bodies
Suggesting that there have been numerous deaths or casualties in their area, reflecting on the job of a coroner who examines and counts the bodies

Yes, we're fightin' to survive
Confirming that they are engaged in a constant battle to stay alive and overcome the challenges they face

We ain't fuckin' with you
Expressing a lack of interest or association with certain individuals or groups

Bad boys (bad boys)
Reiterating their role as rebellious troublemakers

Bad boys (I'm bad)
Emphasizing their own rebellious and defiant nature

Bad boys
Referring to themselves as individuals who break the rules and operate outside societal norms

Bad boys (bad, bad)
Repeating the portrayal of themselves as rebellious, troublesome individuals

Bad boys (bad)
Reaffirming their identity as daring and defiant individuals

Bad boys
Continuing to label themselves as rebellious troublemakers