Red Jacket 6
Mike Lyrics


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Yeah, yeah

Ten kizzil, shit too official
'Cause I'm bigger, be jammin' a little
With them bruises and cheerin' and I fizzle
Ain't no fool, ain't no man in the middle
Know the tissue, the man, the initial
I just cruise, I ain't plan no dismissal
It be cruel how this planet'll hit you
Keep it simple, grands in the rizzle
Yeah, I'm zooted but hand me the rizzle
When the music, the bands is essential
Couple tools, it's a band, heavy metal
On the move for the Patek and emblem
I want jewels to glamour my denim
I ain't glued to this pack, boy, I settled
Know I do it for dad 'cause you special
Hope you snoopin' that trash that I left you
What you do for that bag, can't respect you
Got a check, patent the nephew
Livin' restless, sad that I left
Shit embedded, I had to resemble
Imperfections is cracks in the vessel
Every step is a dance with the devil
In the desert, ain't askin' for rescue
I'm with redLee, there's gas on the menu
We gon' get in the ride in September
You gon' wreck 'em, the gang gon' assemble
Yeah, yeah




I'm in debt to them gangsters and rebels
Still in debt 'cause that damage, it get you

Overall Meaning

In these lyrics, Mike reflects on his personal journey and experiences. He begins by acknowledging his success and how it has elevated his status ("Ten kizzil, shit too official"). He emphasizes his uniqueness and ability to stand out in the industry ("'Cause I'm bigger, be jammin' a little"). Despite facing challenges and setbacks, he remains resilient and determined ("With them bruises and cheerin' and I fizzle"). Mike asserts his independence and refusal to be caught in the middle of any conflicts or drama ("Ain't no fool, ain't no man in the middle").


The lyrics also touch upon his ambitions and desire for success ("Know the tissue, the man, the initial"). Mike approaches life with simplicity and clarity, focusing on his goals without getting caught up in unnecessary distractions ("Keep it simple, grands in the rizzle"). He acknowledges that while he enjoys the high life ("Yeah, I'm zooted"), he is always ready to work and make music his top priority ("When the music, the bands is essential"). He compares his dedication to the heavy metal genre, which requires skill and precision ("Couple tools, it's a band, heavy metal").


Mike reflects on his pursuit of material possessions and seeks to enhance his image with jewels and glamour ("I want jewels to glamour my denim"). However, he reminds himself not to become too attached to material things and instead values finding contentment and stability in his own journey ("I ain't glued to this pack, boy, I settled"). He acknowledges that his father played a significant role in his motivation and dedication to his craft ("Know I do it for dad 'cause you special"). Mike hints at leaving behind negative aspects of his past and warns others not to engage in reckless behavior for monetary gain ("What you do for that bag, can't respect you").


Although he may have incurred debts and faced consequences along the way, Mike remains grateful and indebted to the challenges and experiences that made him who he is today ("I'm in debt to them gangsters and rebels / Still in debt 'cause that damage, it get you"). He recognizes that his journey is filled with imperfections, symbolized by cracks in a vessel ("Imperfections is cracks in the vessel"). However, he embraces each step of his journey, even if it means engaging with darker aspects of life ("Every step is a dance with the devil"). He implies that he does not seek rescue or assistance, further emphasizing his determination to overcome obstacles on his own ("In the desert, ain't askin' for rescue").


In the final part, Mike mentions being in the company of his friend redLee, implying that they are ready to embark on a new adventure together ("I'm with redLee, there's gas on the menu"). He anticipates their upcoming plans in September, expressing confidence in their ability to make an impact and leave a lasting impression ("We gon' get in the ride in September / You gon' wreck 'em, the gang gon' assemble"). Mike concludes by acknowledging that his journey is not without challenges and consequences, but he remains committed to his path and the choices he has made ("Still in debt 'cause that damage, it get you").


Line by Line Meaning

Ten kizzil, shit too official
I have a lot of money, and things are going really well for me


'Cause I'm bigger, be jammin' a little
I'm confident and enjoying myself


With them bruises and cheerin' and I fizzle
Despite facing challenges, I remain optimistic and enthusiastic


Ain't no fool, ain't no man in the middle
I'm not easily deceived, and I don't take sides


Know the tissue, the man, the initial
I understand the complexities and dynamics of human nature


I just cruise, I ain't plan no dismissal
I'm relaxed and not thinking about leaving anytime soon


It be cruel how this planet'll hit you
Life can be harsh and unforgiving


Keep it simple, grands in the rizzle
I prefer to live a straightforward life and make a lot of money


Yeah, I'm zooted but hand me the rizzle
I may be intoxicated, but I still want to be in control


When the music, the bands is essential
The presence of music and money is crucial to my happiness


Couple tools, it's a band, heavy metal
I have some instruments and equipment to create loud music


On the move for the Patek and emblem
I'm actively working towards acquiring luxury watches and symbols of success


I want jewels to glamour my denim
I desire expensive jewelry to enhance the fashionable appearance of my clothes


I ain't glued to this pack, boy, I settled
I'm not stuck in one place or with one group of people, I found my place


Know I do it for dad 'cause you special
I continue to pursue success and wealth in honor of my father, who is important to me


Hope you snoopin' that trash that I left you
I expect you to investigate and be interested in the things I left behind


What you do for that bag, can't respect you
I don't admire or respect your actions to obtain money


Got a check, patent the nephew
I received a large amount of money, and I should protect it for future generations


Livin' restless, sad that I left
Despite my success, I feel unsettled and regretful about something


Shit embedded, I had to resemble
I have internalized certain experiences or emotions, which has shaped who I am


Imperfections is cracks in the vessel
Flaws and mistakes are like cracks in a person's character or identity


Every step is a dance with the devil
Every decision or action I take involves some risk or potential negative consequences


In the desert, ain't askin' for rescue
Even in difficult situations, I rely on myself and don't seek help from others


I'm with redLee, there's gas on the menu
I'm associated with redLee, and we have exciting plans or opportunities


We gon' get in the ride in September
We have plans to embark on a journey or adventure in September


You gon' wreck 'em, the gang gon' assemble
You are going to impress or defeat others, and our group will unite or come together


I'm in debt to them gangsters and rebels
I owe a debt of gratitude to the criminal and nonconformist individuals I associate with


Still in debt 'cause that damage, it get you
I'm still mentally or emotionally affected by past experiences, and they can be detrimental




Lyrics © Songtrust Ave
Written by: Antonio Hernandez, Jeremy McCoulsky, Michael Bonema, redLee, Tony Seltzer

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