Blackout
C.i.D x Silver Lyrics


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(Yeah, haha)
I'm a loadsheddin' baby, I crack the Jenny
When I link up with my Charos, they call the steakies
She pushed the panties to the side like I do my veggies
And I'll be right here in her thighs 'til they come and get me
Just like my meddy
Man, you boys were never ready
We're not the same, I want cake, they just want confetti (Yeah)
Man I been biggie-biggiе, I'm heavy-heavy
You niggas ain't makin' no noise, you pop daddy, you gеt me? (Skrt skrt)

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(Yeah)
I used to eat maas on the kitchen floor
Nice Rocomamas your mommy (Your mommy)
I just took a drive to the liquor store
Jagger for the boys and some vibbe for the mommy (For the mommy)
Niggas wanna bayiza and try me
I poke a bitch up like Pfizer, I gwaz' him
Everybody wants to be a friend and call me gazi
It's funny how they suddenly forgot they tried to mize me, wow

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Overall Meaning

The lyrics of C.i.D x Silver's song Blackout reflect on the struggles and hardships the black community has faced throughout history and still continue to face today. The first few lines of the song, "Born in the ville niggas getting killed, Another grave we had to dig shit is getting real" highlights the issue of gun violence and crime prevalent in black neighborhoods. The artists' use of the phrase "Another grave we had to dig" underscores the frequency of these occurrences, suggesting that it has become an accepted part of life.


Moving on, the lyrics then delve into the historical trauma that the black community has faced. The line, "It's hard being black in the past we were slaves, Raped my ancestors and tortured them for days" alludes to the brutal treatment and atrocities inflicted on black people during the time of enslavement, and how that trauma continues to impact the community today.


The lyric, "Just because we're black don't mean we're all drugs dealers" speaks to the harmful stereotype that still exists in society, that black people are more likely to engage in illegal activities. The songwriters go on to acknowledge that the black community does face its own unique set of problems but that labeling them all as killers is just not fair.


The artists also touch upon cultural appropriation, with the line "Imitate our style then try to use our slang, Sitting on the porch but you think we're in a gang," criticizing those who adopt black culture without truly understanding or appreciating its origins.


Overall, the song is a powerful commentary on the struggles, injustices, and stereotypes faced by the black community, and serves as a reminder of the work that still needs to be done to create a more equitable and just society.


Line by Line Meaning

Born in the ville niggas getting killed
Growing up in the city, people are getting murdered at an alarming rate, causing grief and sadness in the community.


Another grave we had to dig shit is getting real
The increase in violence is taking its toll on the community, requiring more and more burials, and it is becoming a harsh reality.


It's hard being black in the past we were slaves
Being of African descent comes with the weight of the past, being reminded of the enslavement and abolition of our ancestors.


Raped my ancestors and tortured them for days
The brutal treatment of our forefathers included rape and torture, which still affects the present-day descendants.


Just because we're black don't mean we're all drugs dealers
There is a common misconception that African Americans are all drug dealers, which is simply not true and leads to unfair labeling and profiling.


We have our own problems but y'all labeled us as killers
Despite facing our own personal struggles, we are often stigmatized and demonized by society, leading to unwarranted fear and hostility.


Imitate our style then try to use our slang
There is a tendency to copy African American culture without proper credit or understanding, leading to cultural appropriation and exploitation.


Sitting on the porch but you think we're in a gang
Simply being situated in a particular area or having a certain appearance can lead to false assumptions, such as being affiliated with a criminal organization.


Spent my birthday at the studio grind never stops
Dedication and hard work are required to achieve one's goals, and it often requires significant sacrifices, like working on special occasions, such as birthdays.


Music is my dream I give it all I got
The passion and drive to succeed in the music industry is intense, and requires a tremendous amount of focus and energy.


Sacrificed a lot I'm gonna get it back
Achieving success often includes significant personal sacrifices, but it is worth it in the end, as it is a unique opportunity to regain what was lost.


Walking in the bank walk out wit a stack
Using hard work and dedication to achieve one's dreams can be financially rewarding, leading to a significant increase in wealth and resources.


They thought I sold dope give to people that would smoke
Many people assume that African Americans are involved in the drug trade, which is not necessarily true and can lead to unwarranted accusations and arrests.


Never need an antidote make some cash just to cope
Making money can be a source of stability and can help offset the many challenges and stresses of life, without turning to drugs or other vices.


If you stay stay forever if you go do it today
When making a commitment, it is important to follow through and not waffle, but if you do choose to leave, the best time is now.


If you change change better if you talk mean what you say
If you are going to make changes, it is important to do so in a positive manner that actually leads to progress and success, and to always be true to your word and promises.




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James J

so fire. remember listening to this playing cod back as a kid 🔥🔥🔥

Razys

James J 🤞🏽🤞🏽

Sulieman Fakhreddin

fr my days on bo2 especially. miss that shit

jamalbob

Real 1

74Gaara

same

BeatsbyReaSz

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Joe

The fact that I still listen to this 4 years later is amazing

Joao Silva

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AJMTV

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BeatsbyReaSz

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