Lit
J Neat Lyrics

In the first verse, J Neat asserts that he and his team are not selling false hopes or illusions to their customers, but instead, they are selling drugs to addicts. He emphasizes that he is not interested in any personal relationships or physical intimacy, hence the line "I don't want your body, get up on your knees." J Neat further emphasizes the presence of armed individuals in his circle, stating that he rides with shooters and killers who accompany him wherever he goes.

He reminisces about the past, mentioning that he used to engage in criminal activities without possessing a firearm, but eventually had to acquire one for his own protection. He details the experiences of spinning blocks (driving through neighborhoods) until he caught someone to retaliate against. J Neat also recalls a time when he and his friend Twin were always together, ready to confront any opponents in group fights. He mentions having guns (glizzys) and using drugs (perk the dons) in those days.

J Neat continues to discuss his current lifestyle, stating that he spends time with fellow trap artist Burna in the trap house, where they don't leave until dawn. He expresses his lack of trust in anyone other than his gun, placing his faith in self-defense rather than relying on others. He mentions smoking SD (likely a strain of marijuana) even though it may harm his lungs. He also references smoking Stenno and Dubz, which are likely other types of drugs.

Moving on to the second verse, J Neat asserts his dominance over his "new opps," suggesting that anyone who opposes him or his crew is weak and cowardly. He claims that they leave no witnesses after committing acts of violence, indicating their ruthlessness. J Neat prides himself on his precision in shooting, along with his ability to make deals without explicitly stating his intentions. He indicates that he prays while engaging in criminal activities, suggesting that he's aware of the risks involved. J Neat further highlights his evasion of police scrutiny by stating that they are still evading investigations.

In the next part of the song, J Neat shifts the focus to his sexual encounters. He references his sexual prowess by stating that a woman may think she feels his penis, but in reality, she feels the grip of his gun. He adds that he carries a Glock 26 in his pocket, highlighting his readiness to use it if necessary. J Neat further describes a woman who was attracted to him for his reputation as a member of the Crips gang. He asserts his influence and success, comparing himself to popular rapper Fivio Foreign. He concludes by asserting that his crew is known for their "lit" lifestyle, indicating that they are always engaged in flashy and reckless behavior.

In the final verse, J Neat addresses those who try to deceive him by playing both sides. He claims to see through their false intentions, even through tinted car windows. He boasts about driving luxury cars such as a coupe and a Benz, suggesting that he has achieved a higher status and wealth. He mentions having casual encounters with women but not pursuing any real connections. J Neat references demonic influences in his life, suggesting that he has "demons on call" when he needs to engage in sinful activities. He affirms his stance against his enemies, asserting that he has no respect for them. J Neat mentions his noticeable diamond jewelry and his involvement in shootings in the Six (likely referring to Toronto) like basketball player Vince Carter. He also mentions wearing designer clothing brands like Amiri jeans and Dior prints. Despite the risks involved, J Neat boldly takes chances, willing to face the consequences. He mentions coming a long way from humble beginnings in the trap and represents his neighborhood, the Northside of Jane, with pride. He concludes by acknowledging the support and loyalty of his team, stating that they have his back.