Anger
Downset Lyrics

Anger! Hostility towards the opposition! 187 L.A. trademark,
The song is about anger and hostility towards the opposition, referenced by 187 L.A. trademark, which is a reference to the police code for homicide. This line sets the tone for the song's violent themes.

don't come to the killing fields if you ain't got no fucking heart, cuz WILLIE, IRA and DARYL will get you - got you - fucked up and dead will be the way you walk.
This line warns people to stay away from dangerous areas in Los Angeles (referred to as the 'killing fields') if they don't have enough courage to face the danger. The names Willie, Ira, and Daryl refer to infamous gang members known for their violent actions.

Damn right, I hate L.A. swine with a passion GEE cuzz my pops was killed by the fucking L.A.P.D.
The artist expresses his hatred towards the LAPD, referring to them as 'L.A. swine'. He justifies this hatred by stating that his father was killed by the police.

Yes they killed my daddy! Yup they killed my daddy! And if I don't blast 'em back , you know they gonna fucking kill me, do me like they did NATASHA, back turned from a gat hollow tip to the dome they got ya.
The artist continues to express his anger towards the police for killing his father. He expresses a desire to seek revenge, stating that if he doesn't fight back, he'll end up like Natasha, who was also killed by the police.

April 29, L.A. swine not guilty, fools down for the payback on Florence and Norman-dy.
This line refers to the acquittal of police officers in the Rodney King beating case on April 29, 1992. The artist suggests that people are seeking revenge for this and mentions the locations Florence and Normandy, which were prominent in the L.A. riots that followed.

Anger! Coming straight from the L.A. concrete, true blue motherfucker about for generations deep.
The artist is expressing his anger and frustration about life in Los Angeles, where he has come from generations of people living in the concrete jungle of the city.

But who's the real motherfucker though, and what does that fake know about mot-herfucking South Central? Fool! What you know about a set or a sign , you fake motherfucker? Never ever seen a nine.
The artist questions who the real enemies are, and suggests that outsiders don't know anything about the struggles of the people living in South Central Los Angeles. He calls out people who pretend to know about gang culture but have never experienced it themselves.

But if I catch you slippin' punk, I'm gonna fade ya cuzz set ain't down with that getto perpetraitor.
The artist warns that if he catches someone pretending to be part of a gang or showing disrespect, he will retaliate with violence.

Anger! April 29, Florence to Normandy! Jack for my human rights and ya catch a PUU PUU!
The artist repeats the word 'anger' and references the events of April 29, 1992 again. He suggests that people are fighting for their human rights but facing violence in return.