So Sweet
Def Squad Lyrics

Where Eazy at man? (I think he over there dude)
The singer is seeking the whereabouts of Eazy-E, and someone replies indicating that they believe he is in a specific location.

Where he at? damn (Oh alright cool)
The singer repeats the question, and the original respondent confirms their previous belief that Eazy-E is indeed in a specific location.

Yo, I'm the rocka man (Who?)
The singer asserts their identity as the 'rocka man', which prompts someone to request clarification about who they are referring to.

Glock cocka man (Who?)
The artist clarifies that they are the 'glock cocka man'.

Blocka blocka man
The artist asserts that they are also the 'blocka blocka man'.

(You!) can't stoppa man
The singer asserts that no one can stop them.

Technique I freak
The singer asserts that they possess a unique and impressive skill set.

Make chicks strip to bare meat
The artist boasts about their ability to convince women to undress completely.

Leavin' nuttin' on but their shoes
The artist clarifies that they specifically leave the women wearing only their shoes after the previous line.

No rules, I'm dumbin' out in the bathroom
The artist asserts that they are behaving without restraint and acting foolishly in a bathroom.

Gettin' sucked off 'till I bust off
The singer brags about receiving oral sex until they ejaculate.

E single to mingle
The artist refers to themselves as 'E', and boasts about their availability to single individuals.

Blow somethin' in they ear to make 'em tingle
The singer suggests that they can surprise and excite people by blowing something in their ear.

Earrings watch 'em jingle (uh!)
The singer observes the movement of earrings and makes a sound of excitement.

Leave the spot jump in the car escape
The singer plans to leave the current location and quickly escape in a car.

Bouncin', with the new biggie smalls tape
The artist brags about listening to a new album by a prominent rapper, while also expressing excitement through dancing and movement.

Dead wrong down sunset haven't had fun yet
The artist describes their current state as being unsatisfied and serious, while also referencing a well-known street and a song by the aforementioned rapper.

Me not the E, you want to make a bet?
The singer refers to someone else as 'the E', while also challenging them to a bet of some kind.

Remember this, lounge you in the danger zone
The singer warns someone to remember that they are currently in a potentially dangerous situation or area.

E got the blocks on snipe the drop zone (uh!)
The artist refers to themselves as 'E', and claims to be guarding a specific area or territory, while also making a sound of excitement.

Peep the whip, I'm sittin' on twenty inch Brobbit's
The artist draws attention to their car and brags about the size of their wheels through reference to a specific brand.

And y'all sittin' on garbage (huh!)
The artist asserts that other people's cars are inferior to their own, while also making a sound of disdain and disbelief.

Feel me baby the way I be movin'
The singer invites someone to understand and appreciate their style of movement.

Watch what I'm doin', got the spot brewin'
The artist advises someone to pay attention to their actions, as they are actively creating an exciting and energized environment.

Off the hook in here, you can smell it, gangsta
The singer suggests that there is an atmosphere of excitement and danger present, which they attribute to their own 'gangsta' persona.

I'll let Eazy E tell it
The singer defers to Eazy-E, potentially implying that they are not the one who should be doing the talking.

[Chorus: x4]
The chorus is repeated four times through the song.

I got beef for the street to the beach I'll be rollin'
Eazy-E asserts that he has conflicts or problems ('beef') that he must confront both in urban and coastal locations, while also describing his movement through these places in a car.

Never see me strollin'
Eazy-E asserts that he is always moving and active, never lazily walking around.

40's I'll be holdin'
Eazy-E claims to be carrying bottles of 40 ounce beers.

Girls in the daisies drive eazy crazy
Eazy-E expresses a particular attraction to women wearing daisy dukes, and implies that this admiration drives him to behave erratically or passionately.

Rolled up my windows as I turned on my AC
Eazy-E describes his car-related activities, indicating that he has closed his windows and turned on his air conditioner.

Rollin' down crenshaw see the hoe's joggin'
Eazy-E describes seeing women running down Crenshaw Boulevard, using a derogatory term for them.

Sunday nights poppin'
Eazy-E refers to a popular time or day ('Sunday nights') when things are energetic and lively.

See the 4's hoppin'
Eazy-E describes seeing cars with hydraulics ('4's') bouncing up and down.

My stereo's bumpin' the A-T-L funk
Eazy-E references music from Atlanta, Georgia, asserting that he is playing it loudly on his stereo system.

You can call it what you want
Eazy-E suggests that people can describe the music however they please.

Either way the shit bumps
Eazy-E asserts that the music is energetic and exciting, regardless of its specific origin or genre.

Yeah, yeah yeah feel me y'all (who?)
The singer invites their audience to understand and appreciate them, while also asking who they are talking to.

The emcee y'all (yo!)
The artist asserts that they are an 'emcee', while also expressing excitement through a sound.

Who I be y'all, E, that's me y'all
The artist confirms their identity as 'E', and suggests that everyone already knows who they are.

Shining call me the black Jack Nicholson
The singer compares themselves to a famous actor ('Jack Nicholson'), using 'shining' as a play on words to emphasize their own brilliance or importance.

Heeeres Erick, for those that's listening
The singer introduces themselves by name, and addresses anyone who is currently paying attention.

Yeah, I'm right there block the glare when you stare
The artist describes their ability to obstruct or block someone's vision when they are being looked at directly.

Cover your face when I'm in the place (uh, uh)
The artist suggests that people should physically cover their faces when they are around, due to their intimidating or dangerous presence.

E, the boy in the east, got green eyes wit' telekenisis
The artist refers to themselves as 'E', and claims to have green eyes and the ability to move objects with their mind ('telekinisis').

keep dime pieces, snatch ya feat, it's a full time jack move (RIIIIGHT!)
The singer boasts about their ability to attract attractive women ('dime pieces'), while also indicating that they might steal money or possessions from people through the use of force or violence, with a sound of agreement and affirmation.

Eazy E and E make a jack move
The artist refers to Eazy-E and himself as a group, suggesting that they frequently engage in the aforementioned activity.

The combo ya hear here, sound so sweet
The singer suggests that their partnership or teamwork is particularly effective and appealing, using descriptive language to emphasize this quality.

Gangsta beats for the streets
The singer promotes their music as being particularly suited to urban locations and a 'gangsta' lifestyle.

[Chorus: x4]
The chorus is repeated four times through the song.