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D-Loc Lyrics

In the first part of the lyrics, the artist expresses a feeling of connection and enlightenment every time they close their eyes and feel the light. They repeatedly emphasize hitting someone with "moto," which could be a reference to declaring a strong message or stance. This could signify a sense of empowerment and confidence in their beliefs or actions.

The artist then shifts to a more confrontational tone, dismissing the traditional rules of driving with "One hand in the whip, Don't do no 10 & 2." They critique the lack of originality in contemporary music, suggesting that many songs sound the same. The reference to making a list alphabetically of the people mad at them implies that their success and impact have garnered some envy.

There's a boastful tone in the mention of their album "42" being a classic and incredible. They distance themselves from insincere relationships, highlighting their financial success with references to dead presidents in their pocket, expensive jewelry (wrist with rocks, not crystals), and a lavish lifestyle.

The artist maintains a nonchalant and rebellious attitude throughout the lyrics, proclaiming indifference to others' opinions and asserting their dominance in the music industry. There's a mix of arrogance and vulnerability as they talk about their romantic exploits and financial abundance, while also alluding to feelings of isolation and perhaps even sadness with the mention of money being "blue like it's depressed." Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of defiance, self-assurance, and a desire for authenticity and success amidst the noise and pressures of the music industry and personal relationships.