Ice
Cartel MGM Lyrics

In the song "Ice" by Cartel MGM the artist expresses his experience in the drug business. He starts by comparing himself to a superhero, specifically Superman, as if he is invincible when it comes to navigating through the drug scene. He admits to serving both snorters and tweakers and questions whether it is a sin to sell drugs to a preacher. The artist reflects on his humble beginnings when he started off small with 20s in his sneakers and now he boasts of having the new, blue, tan or clear "ice" which is a slang word for high-grade methamphetamine.

Cartel MGM goes ahead to talk about the lifestyle of the tweakers, who consume excessive amounts of meth, stay up for days and resort to stealing or engaging in sexual favors for a fix. He uses the metaphor of chandeliers, which are often expensive luxury items, to describe the addictive nature of drugs, which can make people do anything to get their hands on them. In this case, people would do anything to get their hands on the "ice" and one gram is sold for $100. The artist also speaks to the risks involved in this life of drugs, as one could get caught by the police and end up in jail. Overall, the song "Ice" is a reflective look at the drug business, the dangers of addiction, and the consequences of the lifestyle.