Heavy Weights
DJ MUGGS Lyrics

Schyeah!
An exclamation of affirmation and enthusiasm.

Stick em
A call to action, urging listeners to get ready for what's to come.

I said ya best hit the ground and don't be late
A warning to those who might stand in the way of the crew, advising them to either move quickly or stay out of the way altogether.

Ya crews pay dues with heavy weights
The crew has paid their dues through hard work and perseverance, overcoming obstacles that would be daunting for others.

Been brained in the pain since hotter than july
The crew has been in the game and experienced its hardships for a while, with the summer heat being a metaphor for the trials and tribulations they faced.

My crews do-or-die, insist to ride high
The crew is committed to success and refuses to take any other path than the one that leads to the top.

Clients never fuck us (uhh uhh)
The clients or customers the crew deals with never try to take advantage of them or cheat them out of what they're owed.

Like hammer can't touch us, automatic workers
The crew is so efficient that nothing and no one can slow them down or stop them from achieving their goals.

No showstop always get in for the realer
The crew never stops putting in work, always striving for something better and more authentic.

Y'all deadmeat, clock the dollar billa
Those who try to stand in the way of the crew will not survive, and the crew will always be on top financially.

I said "y'all in? ", never stood too tall
The crew doesn't take kindly to those who talk a big game but can't back it up with action.

Like mike outta motherfucker off the wall
A reference to the acrobatic moves of Michael Jordan, implying that the crew is just as impressive and unstoppable as he was on the court.

Me's cheese cos the rats got my pockets with holes
The singer is frustrated because others are trying to take his money or success away from him at every turn.

Keeps bitin on my dick like yo' ass oppose
Others are trying to hold the singer back, metaphorically biting him in the most vulnerable spot.

Mr tony got the paper (uh huh), no doubt
Tony, a gangster or other powerful figure, is wealthy and successful beyond a doubt.

Been doin crimes, one time definite in '89
Tony and others in the crew have been involved in illegal activity, which has led to run-ins with law enforcement in the past.

Can't stop it though, y'all gots pounds to push
The crew has a lot of work to do and will not be deterred, no matter what obstacles or challenges they face.

In the back of the *? Allenue york? *, ducati
The crew is transporting something valuable in a secret or covert manner, using a Ducati motorcycle to do so.

Got em fly like birds, ok who got the pick-up?
The crew has successfully transported their goods, and is now looking for someone to deliver them to their final destination.

Keep it cool, one-time try to stick up
The artist is urging his crew to remain calm and collected in case they are confronted by law enforcement or other adversaries.

Ya best hit the ground and don't be late
The warning from the intro is repeated, emphasizing the urgency of staying out of the way of the crew.

Watch out for the phonetap
The crew knows they are being monitored or followed in some way, and are taking precautions accordingly.

One-time tryin ta stick me for the murder wrap
Law enforcement or other authorities are trying to frame the singer for a crime he didn't commit.

Ain't nuttin happenin
The artist is confident that he won't be caught or framed, and that the plan will continue as expected.

Best step back, the guns gone clap
The crew is armed and dangerous, and will not hesitate to use lethal force if necessary.

Ya know how we do, the crew come strapped
The crew is always prepared for danger, carrying weapons to defend themselves if need be.

In a minute, weight pushin '96 ss's
The crew is in the process of moving something heavy or valuable in 1996 Chevrolet SS vehicles.

And niggas bailin 'round with s's on their chests
Others nearby are also part of the crew, wearing clothing with the letter S to signify their affiliation.

The problem solver, uhh uhh, chrome revolver
The artist is confident that his firearm will solve any problem that arises.

Executor, billy the kid the straight shooter
The singer is a skilled and lethal gunman, reminiscent of real-life Western outlaw Billy the Kid.

Got it locked down cos all the fiends be beggin for the tight
The crew has a monopoly on a certain illicit product, with addicted customers willing to pay top dollar for it.

My nigga muggs got it sold like chynna white
The crew's leader or one of its members is the mastermind behind the drug operation, selling it with ease.

This ain't the row, jack, situation's lookin grim
The artist is emphasizing that the current situation is much more serious and dangerous than a simple disagreement or argument.

B's like tina out on a limb
The artist is comparing himself or his crew to popular musician Tina Turner, who famously performed on stage while standing on a raised platform or limb.

We's pimp niggas, we make the paper on the regular
The crew is involved in prostitution, making money from sex work in addition to their other criminal activity.

Got styles's but still floss on burnt-out cellulars
The crew has a flashy sense of style, but still uses out-of-date or worthless mobile phones.

I'm tellin ya we runs the whole fuckin show
The singer is confident that his crew is in charge and running things in the criminal underworld.

And you can't see me go toe-to-toe (bing!)
The singer is so confident in his abilities that he doesn't even need to fight to prove his dominance, instead opting to win through intimidation or other means.

I push ya round like mr biggs stuffin a fire
The singer is capable of pushing or controlling others in the same way that TV character Mr. Biggs is able to manipulate fire in a fireplace.

No tv screen keeps my access live
The artist's life is just as entertaining and intense as what is found on television, but without the need for screens or electronics.

Got the glocks on ready to shake rumps like teddy
The crew is armed with guns and ready to use them, potentially to intimidate or even open fire on those who stand in their way.

Keeps ya distance we be's the gs that's deadly
The singer is warning others to stay away from his crew, as they are not to be messed with and are capable of causing serious harm.

Keeps the cristal chilled in my favourite cup
The singer enjoys luxury items like chilled champagne and has a specific cup or glass that he likes to use to drink from.

Gots money to burn, no which way is up
The crew has so much money that they don't know what to do with it all, and are willing to spend recklessly and lavishly.

I hangs with the playas and rolls with the riches
The artist spends time with wealthy and successful individuals, who are either part of the crew or are associated with them in some way.

Keeps my grip, don't trust a bitch
The artist is wary of women, believing them to be untrustworthy and potentially a liability to the crew.

You knows the business, it's paper, son
The singer is reminding his crew that they are in business to make money and succeed financially.

Gots the cash, freeze a nigga on the run
The crew has enough money to attempt to bribe or threaten others to remain silent or stay out of their business.

Better known as chester who gets the cheesin
The singer or another crew member is known by a nickname, Chester, that is based on their ability to make money and succeed financially.

Everybody lay down when I starts the squeezin
The singer is warning others that when he starts to apply pressure or take control of a situation, they will be powerless to stop him.

For the money I do's the evilest things
The singer is unapologetic about the immoral or unethical actions he has taken in order to make money and succeed financially.

Keeps my work goin nicely to the happy fiends
The artist is satisfied that his drug operation is running smoothly and keeping addicted customers satisfied.

It don't stop to the break o' dawn
The crew's work doesn't end until the sun rises, with them working tirelessly through the night.

Half ounce with the chronic, dom perrignon
The crew is celebrating or unwinding after a long day of work by smoking marijuana and drinking expensive champagne.

Ya best hit the ground and don't be late
The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the danger of getting in the way of the crew.

My crews pay dues with heavy weights
The chorus highlights how much the crew has had to struggle and overcome in order to achieve success.

And don't play hero you might get shot
The chorus is a warning to outsiders that they will be punished if they try to interfere with the crew's business.

Cos you ain't got scrill... Muggs one time
The chorus ends with a reference to DJ Muggs, implying that he is the mastermind behind the crew's success and will not tolerate any interference.

Outro:
The final section of the song.

Schyeah! (ya best hit the ground)
The outro repeats the affirmation from earlier and the warning from the choruses, bringing the song full circle.

Mc eiht in the house one-two (ya best hit the ground)
A reference to rapper MC Eiht, who is featured on the song and is hyping up the crowd or his crew.

My nigga muggs in the house one-two (don't play hero)
Another shoutout to DJ Muggs, confirming his importance to the crew and reminding outsiders of the danger they are in if they try to interfere.

Can't fuck with the crew, schyeah!
The final line is a declaration that the crew is unbeatable and unstoppable, and that anyone who tries to mess with them will regret it.

(heavy weights) schyeah!
A final reference to the struggle and hard work that has brought the crew to where they are now.

'97 in the house, schyeah!
The song ends with a reference to the year 1997, possibly indicating when the events described in the song took place or when the song was released.