40 & A Blunt
Das EFX Lyrics

Ha ha yeah, huh, uhh
The artist starts the song saying ha ha yeah, huh, uhh.

Uhh yeah, huh, ha ha ha
The artist keeps making different sounds without saying anything meaningful.

Skunk hash in the house
The artist has some skunk hash with him.

Uhh uhh, skunk hash representin
The artist proudly represents and promotes the use of skunk hash.

Sess sess on the sack, uhh uhh
The artist says that he has sess sess on the sack (referring to some drugs).

Well biggity bang boom bamma, your robby, bustin my grandmother like cherries
The artist starts rapping and says something that doesn't make any sense (biggity bang boom bamma), followed by a line in which he claims that someone is robbing him and busting his grandmother like cherries (which could be interpreted as a figure of speech conveying the idea of being taken advantage of).

Niggas want to follow but they know my style varies
People want to follow the artist, but they know his style is different and unpredictable, which means he doesn't conform to any specific pattern or genre of music.

I smoke like a fire and I drink like a fish
The artist smokes a lot and drinks excessively, like a fire and a fish, respectively.

I be the rapper junkie gettin funky, never miss a diss (boy)
The artist claims to be a rapper junkie who is always getting funky and never missing a chance to diss others.

Now is it just me or is it you too?
The artist asks if he is the only one thinking or feeling a certain way, or if someone else shares his ideas or sentiments.

But all I want to do is spark a blunt and drink some fuckin brew (Me too nigga)
The artist expresses his desire to smoke a blunt and drink beer, and assumes that others share this sentiment.

The weed smoker, MC provoker
The artist identifies himself as a weed smoker and a rapper who provokes others.

No joker, my style be doper 'cause it fat like Oprah
The artist says that his style is not a joke and that it's even better than what others have to offer, as it's as great as Oprah (who is known for her influential media presence).

Take a toke and blow the smoke like a dragon
The artist encourages the listener to take a drag and blow the smoke like a dragon, which could be interpreted as an exaggeration or a metaphor for exhaling smoke powerfully.

Timberland boots'll keep my fuckin jeans saggin
The artist mentions wearing Timberland boots, which he claims make his jeans sag down towards the ground.

Pour out my liquor, bust some niggas that we missin
The artist talks about pouring out liquor and paying tribute to fallen friends or family members.

It's just a tradition, the 40 keep me drunk and pissin
The artist says that drinking 40-ounce bottles of liquor is just a tradition, and that it keeps him drunk and urinating frequently.

This ain't the mission, easy rider's got to go (c'mon)
The artist clarifies that getting high, riding bikes (easy rider), and enjoying oneself is not the mission, as there are more important things to focus on (which he doesn't mention).

We're only smokin phillies, white owls or optimols
The artist lists different types of tobacco leaves that are commonly used to roll blunts.

We've got the flows that are better with every letter
The artist claims that his style of rapping gets better with every single letter he spits, which could be seen as an exaggeration or a boastful claim.

I keep it wetter, niggas better get they shit together
The artist says that he keeps his lyrics and rhymes 'wetter,' which could potentially mean smoother, more relevant, or even more entertaining. Additionally, he advises others to get their acts together (in terms of rapping or personal lives).

To raise the lever 'cause we're never goin out
The artist calls for raising the bar (the lever) and insists that he and his music are here to stay and to keep evolving.

So if you didn't know when, nigga this what we about (boy)
The artist concludes by telling the listener that if they didn't know what he and his crew were about, now they know.

A 40 and a blunt (You know my steelo)
The chorus begins, repeating the phrase 'a 40 and a blunt' several times. The artist underscores his preference for these two things, saying that they represent his 'style' or 'steelo.'

Ashes to ashes and blunt to blunt
The artist starts the second verse by referencing a well-known phrase that refers to the inevitability of death (ashes to ashes) and applies it to the act of smoking blunts (blunt to blunt).

See I fill em with thai or I fill em with skunk (punk)
The artist says that he smokes blunts filled with Thai or skunk weed, and adds the word 'punk' (which seems out of place) to possibly convey his confidence or swagger.

I keeps it on lock but son I gots to come correct (what?)
The artist claims to have things under control, but acknowledges that he needs to 'come correct' and convey his message in the right way (as people might have different expectations or standards).

The shit that I be smokin get'cha open like a Tek
The artist claims that the type of drugs he smokes can make someone feel 'open' or enlightened in a way that is similar to the feeling of being meditative or in a Zen state (like a Tek).

Check the glaze in my eyes, no disguise
The artist says that he has a glazed or absent look in his eyes (presumably from getting high), and that he doesn't try to hide or pretend otherwise.

and I smoke so much boom that I should win a fuckin Heisman and wise like the wise
The artist again boasts of how much he smokes, and claims that he does it so much he should win a Heisman trophy (an award for college football players), while also making a reference to the number seven, which plays a role in numerology and many other cultures.

I buys ten bags for dolo (and yo)
The artist says that he buys ten bags of drugs for himself, without relying on anyone else.

Sick of niggas askin "Yo what up with K Solo?"
The artist expresses frustration at people who apparently keep asking him about K Solo (another rapper).

Well I'ma fuckin bastard when it comes to gettin blasted
The artist admits that he is a bit of a 'bastard' when it comes to getting high, possibly meaning that he has no limits or inhibitions.

If it's the hashish then fuck that ole two-in-passion
The artist says that if his drug of choice is hashish, then he doesn't care for anything else.

'cause oh my God, I hog the blunt like a boss
The artist again boasts of how much he smokes and says that he's the boss of the blunt (meaning he is the one who decides how much to smoke and when).

Baby sip the 'orty til the 'orty get me source
The artist talks about taking sips of 40-ounce bottles of liquor until he gets to the desired level of drunkenness or 'source' (which is not entirely clear).

Court forcin down with no shorts and no laws
The artist mentions being in court (forcin down) without any shorts (maybe meaning confidence or pride) or laws (meaning he is breaking the rules and getting away with it).

When it's down to the spit like Tela rocks and it's yours
The artist talks about spitting rhymes (maybe like Tela, another rapper) and saying that they belong to the listener or whoever wants them.

Just take a hit a'time or wacked raps in your slits
The artist tells the listener to take one hit at a time, or to listen to his raps (or those of others) and get inspired or moved by them.

So peep the cracks in my lips to the black fingertips
The artist encourages the listener to observe the details that show how much he's been smoking (like cracked lips and black fingertips).

Nigga 'cause I crack you up like the Riddler (word up)
The artist makes a reference to the Riddler (a Batman villain) and says that he can crack you up (i.e., make you laugh) like he does.

Plus I come to get higher than Hitler
The artist makes another reference to Hitler and says that he is always trying to get higher than the Nazi leader (which is likely just a play on words meant to be humorous).

Lay sessions with the skunk, keep my tape stretchin
The artist talks about smoking with some skunk weed and says that it keeps his tape (meaning his music and possibly his life overall) 'stretchin,' which might mean that it keeps him moving forward or growing in some way.

from A section to niggas on lock in State Correction
The artist says that his music can reach anyone, from people in a particular section of a city to those who are incarcerated in state correctional facilities.

So when I'm in your town at a club near you (aiyo)
The artist talks about performing in different cities and says 'aiyo,' which is a way of getting someone's attention or expressing excitement.

If you got the bomb. mtherfuckers bring it through
The artist asks if anyone has the best quality drugs (the bomb) and encourages them to bring them over.

How we do
The artist concludes by saying 'How we do,' which could be interpreted in different ways - as a question, as a statement of fact, or as a challenge to conquer life by doing things one's own way.