Can You Feel It
JB and Spice Lyrics

Ugh, yeah
Song begins with a powerful exclamation, setting the tone for the rest of the lyrics

(can you feel it baby?)
Questioning the listener about whether they are able to feel the intense energy and emotions conveyed in the song

(I want to know)
Reiterating the desire to know if the listener is able to feel what the artists are expressing

Here I come steppin'
Announcing the entrance of one of the artists with confidence and a sense of purpose

Tha murder weapon
Referring to the artist himself as a powerful tool capable of causing destruction

Cappin' off safety
Taking off the safety of a gun, preparing to use it if necessary

Keep one in tha chamber
Ensuring that there is a bullet in the gun and it is ready to fire

Nigga
Street slang for a friend or ally, in this case referring to the listener

Your life is in danger
Warning the listener that they may be in danger due to the artist's power and influence

(boyowh!) call me noah 'cause I'm floating cross
Boasting about the artist's ability to prevail over obstacles and challenges with ease, using the metaphor of Noah's Ark

Tha river droppin' g shit
Flowing effortlessly through the music, creating a powerful impact with the lyrics

With mo' kicks than a Steven Segal
Punching harder than martial artist and actor Steven Segal, adding a sense of humor to the lyrics

(boyaaa!) peep this
Drawing attention to something important and noteworthy, preparing the listener for an impactful statement

From tha unforgiven mask murderer
Introducing the artist as a ruthless and unforgiving figure in the world of rap music

Handcuffing tha m-I-c
Exerting complete control over the microphone, dominating the rap game

Serving niggas like miky d's
Making quick work of the competition, in a reference to fast food chain McDonald's

Mo' action's than jackson
Referring to performer Michael Jackson and his exciting, high energy concerts, implying that the artist's performances are even more exhilarating

You never breath again like Toni Braxton
Using a play on words with the singer Toni Braxton's last name, implying that the listener will be left breathless by the artist's music

When I'm maxing
At the peak of the artist's performance, creating an intense emotional experience for the listener

Shooting rhymes like John Paxton
Reiterating the artist's powerful and skilled lyricism, comparing it to former basketball player John Paxton's shooting ability

And don't forget
Another reminder and warning to the listener

Tha lights on tha camera
Reminding the listener that they are always being watched and recorded

So I lick 'em
Taking advantage of the spotlight and the audience's attention, using the opportunity to showcase the artist's talent

Stick 'em
Asserting dominance over the competition, putting them in their place

Did 'em
Proving the worth of the artist's talent and hard work, leaving no doubt about their skill

Dun 'em
Conquering and defeating competitors with ease and confidence

Get mo' mellow than I trail 'em
Using a metaphor to describe the artist's approach to winning against the competition, taking things slowly but surely

To tha darkside
Embracing the darker, more intense aspects of the artist's personality and music

And make 'em evacuate with tha swiftness
Forcing the competition to leave quickly and decisively, with no chance of victory

Killin' my fatal flow with tha quickness
Defeating competitors with ease and confidence, relying on the strength and power of their lyrics

You really don't wanna see me and my flow
Warning the listener about the intense energy and emotions conveyed in the artist's music, urging them to stay away if they are not ready

(you don't wanna see me, you don't wanna see me)
Repeating the warning, emphasizing its importance and adding a sense of urgency

'cause I can play it like
Asserting the artist's ability to control the music and the emotions it conveys, shaping it to their will

Casper
Using the character of Casper, a friendly ghost, as a metaphor for the artist's ability to disappear or blend in as needed in order to control the music

Get real and
Switching from a figurative to a literal statement, asserting the artist's genuine personality and talent

Then I'm ghost
Leaving quickly and decisively, asserting dominance and control over the situation

All I want to know
Reiterating the emphasis on understanding and feeling the artist's powerful lyrics and emotional energy

Fool!
Using street slang as an aggressive term of address, asserting dominance over the listener and any competition

A whu, a whu
Drawing attention to the intensity and impact of the next verse

A 1-2-3
Counting off the rhythm and tempo of the lyrics, adding a sense of timing and precision to the performance

It's tha mothafuckin' killa
Reinforcing the image and reputation of the artist as a ruthless and unstoppable force in the world of rap music

Bailin' up out tha caddy
Leaving quickly and decisively in a luxury car, showcasing the artist's wealth and status

With tha infrared up on my milla
Carrying a high-tech weapon equipped with a laser sight, implying that the artist is always in control and prepared

Meet ya mothafuckin' head up
Confronting and challenging the listener, adding an aggressive and dominant tone to the lyrics

With the barrel up in his mouth
Taking complete control of the situation and asserting dominance over the listener, using violent imagery

Creepin' up in ya fuckin' house
Invading the listener's personal space and asserting dominance over them, using fear and intimidation as a weapon

Leave ya brain on tha couch
Causing significant and irreparable damage to the listener's psyche and sense of self, with a violent and invasive act

Just some sick shit
Acknowledging the disturbing and intense nature of the artist's lyrics, but asserting the power and force of the artist's message

From some niggas
Referring to themselves as an indomitable force, unbreakable and unconquerable

Who really don't give a fuck
Emphasizing the indifference and nonchalant attitude of the artist towards criticism or opposition

1990-sick up on this album all you snitches duck
Referring to the album and its content as being sick and intense, warning potential critics or detractors to stay away or risk negative consequences

Blaw!
Making a sudden and intense sound, punctuating the lyrics with force and power

Triple gold knack off
Reiterating the artist's wealth and status, using material possessions as a symbol of their power and influence

Be holdin my tire on
Asserting control over even the most mundane moments of life, never relinquishing their power and influence

Fuckin' with tha alcohol, tobacco and tha firearm
Challenging established norms and authority by engaging in behaviors deemed dangerous or taboo, asserting their individual freedom and autonomy

My nigga e-4-0
Referring to a friend or ally, stating their support and alliance with another rapper

Double jeff
Referring to another friend or ally, asserting their power and influence through association

And kyoz
Yet another reference to a friend or ally, cementing the artist's reputation as having powerful connections and supporters

You way off
Dismissing and rejecting the opinions or thoughts of others, only valuing their own perspective and power

And hoes like a fro
Referring to women using a derogatory term, asserting dominance and control over them, likening them to an outdated and unfashionable hairstyle

You gunn stay soft
Implying that those who do not share in the artist's lifestyle or philosophy will always be weak and powerless

That's why I'm pickin' on ya ass
Targeting and challenging those who oppose or criticize the artist, using their power and influence to assert themselves over others

Ya phony nigga
Using insulting language and aggressive posturing to dismiss and reject those who do not share the artist's perspective or lifestyle

East bay gangstas for life
Affirming the artist's identity and allegiance to a certain region and culture, asserting their power and control over the area

Man
Another exclamation, emphasizing the intensity and power of the previous lyrics

Just takin' mothafuckin' brains out like that
Using violent and aggressive language to assert dominance and control over the listener and potential competition

'cause really don't give a fuck
Reiterating the indifference and nonchalant attitude of the artist towards criticism or opposition, using aggressive and violent imagery to drive the message home