Scrape
Future Lyrics

Shit too real too real
The situation is intense and dangerous.

Screamin' for your life
Being in fear for one's life.

Skr, skr, skr, skr, skr
The screeching sound of rubber wheels, associated with reckless driving.

Scrape it out the pot when I cook it
Removing the last remnants of a substance from the cooking pot to maximize yield.

Make me have to cook it off the counter
Having to improvise and change the location or method of cooking due to unexpected circumstances, possibly due to fear of being caught.

Make me have to serve you with the hammer
Threatening to use a weapon (a hammer) to deal with anyone who interferes with the cooking or sale of illegal substances.

Make me have to put it in the freezer
Keeping the cooked substance in a cold, hidden location to avoid detection.

Make me have to put it on the camera
Recording the cooking process for evidence or publicity purposes, showing off criminal activity.

Bakin' is all you heard, whippin' cocaine up is all you heard
The artist is well known for cooking and selling illegal substances, and this is all that people associate them with.

Splash splash was all you heard, came in the house and it's all you heard
The unmistakable sound of the cooking process (splash splash) is all anyone can hear when approaching the location of the illegal activity, heightening the sense of danger and intrigue.

Cookin' up chicken like Gladys
Cooking and selling drugs with intensity and skill, much like the famous singer Gladys Knight put into her cooking.

Stayin' up late on addicts
The artist is working long hours to meet the demand for their illegal substances from addicted customers.

Pullin' up swervin' he a caddy
The singer is arriving in a Cadillac, driving recklessly and possibly drawing attention to their illegal activity.

Fuck around caught me a baddie
The singer has attracted the attention of a desirable woman (a baddie) due to their wealth and status as a drug dealer.

Cranberry cups with the matic
Drinking red cranberry cups with a gun (a matic) nearby for protection, as the singer is constantly surrounded by danger.

Throw a half a brick at Magic
Using a slang term for cocaine (brick) and referring to the basketball player Magic Johnson, the artist is saying they are selling large amounts of cocaine and making a lot of money.

18-5 on a Monday
The artist has earned $18,500 on a Monday, likely from illegal drug sales.

I'm a renegade with the money
The singer is unafraid to break the law and take risks to acquire and keep their wealth.

Betty Crocker sippin' on muddy
The singer is drinking a concoction of prescription cough syrup mixed with soda, while making drug deals.

Straight droppin' gon' get floody
The artist is confident that they can sell a large amount of drugs and make more money than they can handle (get floody).

Pyrex pot and the 40
The artist is using a Pyrex pot to cook their drugs, and has a 40-ounce bottle of malt liquor nearby for refreshment.

This'll get a slow trap scorchin'
The artist is confident that the drugs they are cooking will sell quickly (in a slow trap) and make them a lot of money (scorchin').

If it ain't hot it ain't rollin'
If the drugs aren't currently in demand and selling quickly, they aren't worth the time and effort to produce.

Twenty four seven ain't closin'
The artist is working around the clock to stay ahead of the competition and make as much money as possible.

They got my name at the Precinct
The police are aware of the singer's illegal activities and are working to catch them.

Know a nigga playin' in a sink
The singer knows someone who is washing money through illegal activity, such as through counterfeit cash or drug sales.

Came through playin' in a mink
The singer arrived in a luxurious fur coat (a mink), flaunting their wealth and status as a drug dealer.

Don't put the fan on it's gon' shrink
The artist is warning against using a fan to dry or cool the drugs, as it will make them lose potency and shrink in volume.

I put a lot bands on it, let it rinse
The artist has put a lot of money (bands) into acquiring and selling drugs, and is letting their profits grow or 'rinse' rather than reinvesting immediately.

Got a lotta bands on me, outta drench
The singer is carrying a lot of cash on their person and is bragging about being so wealthy that they are 'out of drench,' or so rich they don't care if they get wet (from rain, for example).

I got re-rock on me got fish
The singer is carrying fake, worthless drugs (re-rock) and is trying to pass them off as real (fish).

I got kilo of Cuban on my wrist
The artist is wearing an expensive, Cuban link chain that weighs a kilogram as a symbol of their wealth and status.

I started drinkin', then I made a hit
The artist became more confident and successful after they began drinking, possibly indicating that they feel they need to be under the influence to make successful drug deals.

I got my fork and my work and my syrup
The artist is carrying utensils (a fork) to cook and serve drugs, as well as drugs themselves (work) and the syrup they use to make the drug concoction.

I got my recipe goin'
The singer is confident in their ability to cook drugs effectively and efficiently, and has a 'recipe' or method for doing so.

You see me just splashin' and play wit that girl you already know what goin' do
The artist is flaunting their drug sales and interacting with women, likely indicating that they plan to use their wealth and status to attract romantic or sexual partners.

I just whipped up a new Celine
The singer has acquired and is wearing a new, expensive handbag (a Celine), likely purchased with drug profits.

I just whipped up new Maserati truck
The singer has acquired and is driving a new, expensive Maserati SUV, again purchased with drug profits.

Cookin' by the sink with the fire up
The singer is cooking drugs near a sink and has the stove at high heat (fire up), continuing to maximize drug yields.

Burned down the house call the fire truck
The artist has accidentally started a fire while cooking drugs and had to call the fire department to put it out.

All Bape got me scrapin' louder
The artist is wearing expensive clothing from the brand Bape, making them more conspicuous as a dealer, and has to scrape harder to maximize drug yield.

Might even take a lil longer
The singer is willing to take extra time and effort to maximize their drug yield and profits, even if it means a delay in getting the drugs to customers.

Took a few loses with the 'caine
The singer has had financial losses from selling cocaine, possibly due to competition or law enforcement interference.

Arm&Hammer made me stronger
The artist uses baking soda (Arm&Hammer) to maximize drug yield and effectiveness, and is saying that their illegal activity and financial success has made them more resistant and confident.

Right for the door, count up the four
The artist is preparing to leave quickly (right for the door) and is counting money ($4,000) earned from drug sales.

We ran outta sandwich bags, go get some more
The artist is running low on the bags they use to package and sell drugs, and is sending someone out to acquire more.

You ain't put in the work and you homeless
The singer is saying that those who don't work hard (like they do in their drug business) are likely to be poor and homeless.

I stash the work in the Honda
The artist is hiding their illegal drugs (work) in a Honda vehicle, likely to avoid detection.

Heavy mixin' to keep it one hunnid
The singer is using a lot of other substances (such as baking soda) in their drug mixture to keep the drug pure and effective (one hundred percent).