Freestyle
DJ Whoo Kid 50 Cent Lyrics

Tony touch Iraq Iraq 50 M-C's,
50 Cent is shouting out to DJ Tony Touch and mentioning a rap battle in Iraq with 50 MCs involved.

A little bit a thugs is all it takes
50 Cent believes that all it takes is a few tough guys to disrupt the entire music industry.

To make this industry just brake
These tough guys, or thugs, can cause a complete breakdown of the music industry.

What what what poison arrows Swords and lords yo but really
50 Cent is using metaphors to describe the violent and dangerous environment of the rap industry.

My Mac Milly spray niggas lay niggas
50 Cent is boasting about his gun skills and the fact that he can take out anyone who opposes him.

Yo the cognac make you feel unbeatable
50 Cent claims that drinking cognac makes him feel invincible.

Yo especially when that ass drunk too much
He suggests that when he is drunk, he becomes even more fearless and dangerous.

I call up tony touch tony touch bring the next dutch
50 Cent asks DJ Tony Touch to bring the next blunt so they can smoke it together.

Yo I'm all fucked up bent and can't think
50 Cent is admitting that he is too drunk to think straight.

While you both stink, don't even care that you sink
He is dismissing other rappers who don't measure up to him and his team.

Yo impulsive, exclusive, high explosive
50 Cent is describing himself as someone who acts on instinct, is very exclusive, and very explosive when provoked.

Can't even get with, shit I dealt wit
He believes that other rappers can't even compete with what he has been through.

I'm on some other shit, my main script describe the foulness
He is on a different level than other rappers, and his lyrics are all about the grimy street life.

Panama canalness, what, yo, I, don't even talk so I'm far from the loudest
50 Cent is saying that he doesn't need to talk a lot to make a big impact, comparing himself to the massive Panama Canal.

Kid, nigga, can't touch this, rush this, yo what
He is letting everyone know that he is untouchable and unstoppable.

Yo, switch the beat, now, bless it
He's asking the DJ to switch up the beat while he continues to rap.

What, I'm bout to fuck shit up, what
He's signaling that he is about to cause chaos.

Fuck it up
He is urging his fans to join in and cause destruction.

We on the lines like the internet
50 Cent and his crew are everywhere, like the vast network of the Internet.

Many will come but few was chosen
Only a select few will be chosen to rise to the top of the rap industry.

Against my set, there ain't a nigga yet
He's saying that no one can stand up to his crew.

Smoke so much niggas say I need nicorette
50 Cent smokes so much weed that people tell him he needs to quit.

You say boogie, but you used to say cigarette
He's insulting other rappers who used to call weed 'boogie' but now they call it 'cigarette.'

Now I know, a new religion, a new beginning
He's saying that rap has become a new religion for him and his crew, and they are taking over the industry.

I own women, three-fourths rock and linen
50 Cent brags about being able to attract women and dress in expensive clothes.

This middle east shit, father beat shit
He's referring to the conflict in the Middle East and comparing it to the tough guy environment of the rap industry.

Release this, the only place in the world, that pull out cracks pieces
He's saying that the only place in the world that can rival the violence of the Middle East is the rap industry.

We rock camels, split that ass in text
He's using wordplay to say that they roll up and smoke weed (like smoking a camel) and then dominate their opponents (split their asses).

Yo we bag bitches after we fuck em and say thanks
He's bragging about his sexual conquests and how he doesn't care about the women he sleeps with.

Yo thanks for havin' me, next week your straight grabbin' me
He's saying that he is so irresistible that women will want to be with him again even after he treats them badly.

Swearin' they homeless, sayin' that the havin' me
He's mocking the women who say they're homeless, but will still sleep with him.

I don't, want to crawl at all
He refuses to grovel or cater to anyone.

You want to be a thug, you used to play ball
He's calling out rappers who act tough, but used to be athletes.

Runs the play for Seton Hall
He's making a specific reference to Seton Hall University's basketball team, but the meaning is unclear.

Now, outta the blue, you got thug in you too
He's pointing out that some rappers suddenly start acting tough even though they never used to.

Yo I knew you, your size shoe was due in voodoo
He's saying that he predicted this rapper's transformation and suggests that it may have been caused by some kind of magical spell.

Always, smell like shit, used to call you doo-doo
He's taunting a particular rapper and insulting him by calling him 'doo-doo.'

Never came outside, in the crib you hide
He's saying that this rapper never left his house.

Scared to death
He's saying that this rapper is afraid of everything.

While we played manhunt, to our last breath
He's reminiscing about fun childhood memories with friends while simultaneously contrasting it with the violent lifestyle he now leads.

I never chose this life, it chose me
He's suggesting that he was forced into the violent and dangerous life of a rapper due to his circumstances and upbringing.

L-f-c, heavy amount with jewelry
He's mentioning LFC, which likely stands for 'Lower For Certain,' and boasting about his flashy jewelry.

Crime syndicate, nigga livin' this
He's saying that he is living the life of a criminal kingpin, or a member of a powerful crime syndicate.

Never mention miss?
The meaning of this line is unclear, as it could be incomplete or even intentionally mumbled.

Smoke rain bodies, you had to saw before, before
He's saying that they smoke so many people (or potentially weed) that it's like it's raining bodies around them.

Yo, you on my dick, I had the lime green on
He's saying that other rappers are trying to copy him and follow his lead so closely that they're basically on his 'dick.'

With the string on, with fatigue on
He's describing his outfit, featuring lime green and camouflage clothing.

Fresh avirex's, cockpit, now from the outlet
He's bragging about his fresh Avirex jacket and his expensive, flashy lifestyle.

Jose Luis emperor, two shots I blow ta Dillinger
He's rapping about Jose Luis, a Spanish fashion designer, and referencing John Dillinger, a notorious American bank robber.

No real kings like john Dillinger, the politic
He's implying that he is a real king, unlike John Dillinger, who was ultimately caught by the law.

What, I'm on some ides in the militant
He's saying that he's on some different level of militant dedication to his music and his crew.

You either with me or against me
He's saying that you're either on his side or not, with no in-between.

That in between shit make the money stop too intensely
He's saying that trying to appease both sides is not profitable, and will cause you to lose money quickly.

So what the deal is, the generals what the deal is
He's asking what the current state of the rap industry is.

What the deal is, the devilish thought you can't kill this
He's saying that he knows what the main problem with the industry is and that people can't stop it entirely.

What niggas, Iraq, realize that
He's making a final shoutout to Iraq and urging people to realize the true meaning behind his lyrics.