100 Rounds
Raekwon Lyrics

Man: Yo
A man is addressing someone, greeting them in a casual manner.

What up D? Huh?
He is asking what is going on, calling the person 'D' as a friendly term.

You bought that from Tower Records?
The man is questioning where the other person bought something from.

What's that, let me see that bag
He is asking to examine the bag in order to see what is inside.

Get the fuck off, get the fuck off it
He is demanding the other person to back off and stop touching the bag.

Come here man, what the fuck I...(banging)
The man is calling the other person to come closer, but the interaction is abruptly interrupted with a loud banging sound.

Like that nigga, give me that man
The man is expressing frustration and forcefully demanding the bag from the other person.

You dead on this purple tape nigga you dead on that
He is asserting that the other person is finished or defeated in relation to the 'purple tape,' possibly referring to a high-quality mixtape or album.

Fuck outta here (gun cock)
He is dismissively telling the other person to leave and the sound of a gun cocking suggests a threatening tone.

Niggas think I can't sell five million?
The man is expressing his frustration towards people doubting his ability to sell a large number of records.

Ya'll niggas is mad
He believes that the doubters are angry or jealous.

Ya'll must not know the work I put in on this
He is implying that the doubters are unaware of the efforts and dedication he has put into his music.

For real, that's for real for real (ha ha)
He is emphasizing the sincerity and truthfulness of his statement.

Represent, flick it up all day nigga, Immobilarity
He is expressing his pride in representing his music all day and referencing his album 'Immobilarity.'

Ya'll know my work, this category is raw
He believes that the listeners are familiar with his music and acknowledges it as being in the category of raw or unfiltered music.

Aiyo slash your position
He is calling out and challenging someone to confront their current position or status.

Verbal mike physician
He sees himself as a skilled practitioner when it comes to rapping and using the microphone.

Blow lines like chimes in the kitchen
He delivers his rhymes or verses in a smooth and consistent manner, likening them to the sound of chimes in a kitchen.

God should vega, straight up stomp that fake out
He believes that a higher power should take action and punish or eliminate the fake individuals in the industry.

What, he biting everything, biting his nuts
He is criticizing someone for copying or imitating everything, even going as far as biting their own testicles metaphorically.

We slang like champions
He and his crew communicate using slang and language with a high level of skill and expertise, similar to champions in their field.

Caught me in the outlet in Hamptons
He was noticed or encountered while being present in a place known as 'the outlet' in the Hamptons, which could refer to a luxurious shopping area.

Style it out
He suggests that it is important to maintain and exhibit a stylish and fashionable appearance.

Throwin four thousand out
He is casually spending or throwing away a large sum of money, indicating his wealth or financial abundance.

Swimsuit mammal get high
He is referring to himself or someone else as a 'swimsuit mammal,' possibly an attractive individual, who enjoys getting high or intoxicated.

Float flammable
He is figuratively describing himself or someone else as being able to move through life gracefully but with a potential for causing controversy or trouble.

Drop off in a Benz boat lampable
He or someone else exits a boat and arrives in a drop-top Mercedes-Benz car, implying a lavish or extravagant lifestyle.

Rear like hittin a deer
He compares the backseat of a car to the impact or feeling of hitting a deer, suggesting a bumpy or unpredictable experience.

Playin Cuban Linx movin in the chair, he got a ear
He portrays someone as playing the role of a character from the album 'Cuban Linx' while being observant or attentive to their surroundings.

No question all brolic guerillas stand up
He demands that all strong and powerful individuals rise or stand up without any hesitation.

Whoever large throw a hand up
He invites anyone who considers themselves significant or important to raise their hand or join him.

Throw a grand up
He suggests throwing up or displaying one thousand dollars as a symbol of financial success or wealth.

Let's like multiply
He proposes that they come together and increase or amplify their collective impact or influence.

Con-nect both sides, big shit low rides, ga-lide
He wants to connect or unite different sides or groups, emphasizing the significance of their collective power and mentioning impressive vehicles and a smooth glide.

Everybody bump once
He instructs everyone to listen or engage with his music.

Yo Chef gonna throw ya'll niggas free lunch
He announces that he, or someone else referred to as 'Chef,' will give free benefits or rewards to the listeners.

Hit the L twice, need it once
He mentions smoking or consuming cannabis twice but only needing it once to achieve the desired effect.

Track be yelling like a whore
He describes the intensity or excitement of the track, comparing it to the loudness of a prostitute.

Like a swelling on a sore
He compares the track's impact or presence to a swelling or inflammation on a wound.

Or this rap Magellion on your jaw
He suggests that his rap style or skills are like a Magellian, referring to the renowned explorer, impacting the listener's jaw or leaving them speechless.

I'm a night freak
He considers himself to be someone who enjoys or thrives during the nighttime, possibly in terms of activities or lifestyle choices.

Boating on the weekends, ten a week
He spends time engaging in boating activities during the weekends, possibly at a frequency of ten times per week, implying a luxurious or leisurely lifestyle.

Flows spray it like Clinique
He compares his style of rapping to the application of perfume or a similar product from the brand Clinique, suggesting a smooth and pleasing delivery.

Rich unique, bitch you weak
He asserts that he possesses a distinct and wealthy persona, while diminishing the strength or capability of a female he addresses as 'bitch.'

Contact Reek, we callin up Leek
He instructs someone to contact 'Reek' and mentions calling up 'Leek,' possibly referring to individuals who can provide assistance or support.

Yo he famous like Ali feet, yo mystical
He mentions someone being famous like Muhammad Ali's feet and refers to that person as mystical or mysterious.

Rap Larry Davis with a pistol
He compares his rapping abilities to the actions of Larry Davis, who became famous for shooting several police officers in self-defense.

And dis you
He is insulting or disrespecting someone, indicating his disdain or lack of respect towards them.

You a student, fuckin wit a principal
He asserts his position of authority and dominance, referring to himself as a principal and the other person as a student who shouldn't challenge him.

[Chorus: x2]
The chorus is a repeated section of the song that emphasizes the lyrics and melody.

Rollin like ten at a time
He, or someone else, is moving or flowing smoothly, likening it to rolling ten units or items at a time.

Begin, love revolves around a thin line
He suggests that the start of something is connected to the delicate balance between love and other emotions or circumstances.

Go against this, send mine
He warns those who oppose him, indicating that he will bring a force or response.

Lace you chase you down
He plans to confront or pursue someone, possibly metaphorically 'lacing' their shoes to catch up to them.

Let a hundred rounds race you
He threatens to use a hundred rounds of ammunition to engage or attack the other person, suggesting a violent or aggressive response.

Now you went from brolic to a facial
He implies that the person's appearance or demeanor has changed drastically, possibly from being strong or tough to being vulnerable or scared.

Yo, ayo glass tree house
He is addressing someone and talking about a glass tree house, possibly referring to a luxurious or exotic location.

Yo, fiendin like fuck in a green house
He describes someone as craving or desiring intensely, making a vulgar comparison to the actions that occur in a greenhouse.

Rush and cut, chain cream out
He implies a sense of urgency, suggesting someone should hurry and cut or remove something related to their chain.

Blow steam out
He instructs or describes someone blowing out steam, possibly metaphorically implying a release of frustration or tension.

Rare like Guccis in ears
He describes something as being uncommon or unique, comparing it to the rarity of Gucci earrings.

Goose bears
He mentions 'goose bears,' which could be a slang term referring to a particular type of alcoholic beverage or a luxurious lifestyle associated with Grey Goose vodka and excessive spending.

Skied up, loving all my deustch years
He describes someone being high or intoxicated, expressing an appreciation for all the years he has spent in a particular place or with individuals associated with the name 'Deustch.'

Coat for Broadway
He references a coat specifically for Broadway, possibly alluding to a flashy or stylish piece of clothing.

Hundred and 39th all day
He emphasizes the area or location of Hundred and 39th Street, indicating his presence or influence there throughout the day.

Got my chick rollin call her Parle'
He mentions having a woman involved in his activities, referring to her as 'Parle'' which could be a nickname or an indication of her being relaxed or easygoing.

20th century max like jail penitentiary
He compares his style or appearance to the maximum security of a penitentiary, referencing the 20th century and suggesting a historical or nostalgic association.

Nikki Barnes gon' lynch me
He mentions Nikki Barnes, possibly a notorious drug dealer, and implies that he may face consequences or repercussions if he continues his actions.

What, fruit flavored Nikes
He rhetorically questions the existence of fruit-flavored Nike shoes, potentially referring to the extravagant or unusual products available in his lifestyle.

Benz 2000 the hype piece
He mentions a hype or highly sought-after piece being the Benz car from the year 2000, suggesting his desire for opulence and luxury.

Send half my love out to white peeps
He expresses his sense of connection or appreciation towards individuals who are white, symbolically sending them 'half his love.'

Wu-Tang emblem, success, make a nigga tremble
He references the Wu-Tang Clan emblem and suggests that it is powerful enough to make someone tremble or feel intimidated, while also mentioning the impact of success.

Nine of us stand, nine resemble
He talks about a group or collective consisting of nine individuals who stand or remain firm, with each person mirroring or resembling the others.

Filling out tax reports
He mentions the process of completing tax reports, potentially highlighting financial activity or responsibilities.

Look live up in Guess shorts
He points out or draws attention to the lively and dynamic atmosphere found in Guess brand shorts.

Bitches got love and support
He asserts that women receive love and support from him and other individuals.

Yo, leather jacket, yellow
He describes a yellow leather jacket, indicating a fashionable or stylish article of clothing.

Leather hat, mack it real mellow
He mentions a leather hat and urges someone to make it appear calm or laid-back.

New York state of mind, crime Othello
He references having a mindset that embodies New York values or attitudes and compares it to the character Othello, suggesting an association with criminal activities.

Wild zoo of bitches, burrow that's Staten
He depicts a chaotic and unruly group of women, associating them with the area of Staten Island and highlighting its distinctive characteristics.

Yo we actin, Wud up we do that crack thing captain
He acknowledges acting or behaving a certain way and asks how they should go about engaging in drug-related activities, playfully referring to someone as 'captain.'

Still camaflouge jackets
He mentions the continued presence or relevance of camouflage jackets, possibly referring to their popularity or fashionable appeal.

Mad rackets
He describes or acknowledges the existence of excessive noise, chaos, or conflict.

Out yo we cap shit, picture that nigga mashin
He asserts that they are capturing or conducting impressive activities, challenging the listener to visualize or imagine the scenario.

Yo, aiyo blowin more reason
He is trying to justify or provide more reasons for the actions or behavior being discussed.

For a season, wud up shortie jaw season
He wants to engage in activities or relationships temporarily or within a specific season, referring to someone as 'shortie' and mentioning their attractiveness.

Baltimore hall bleeding
He refers to a location in Baltimore where there is an excessive or significant amount of violence or conflict.

Take money, remember that ?dun gottori? son
He mentions taking money and wants someone to recall or remember a specific person or situation related to 'dun gottori,' which may be referencing a nickname or a specific event.

Dripped out in Bahamas all bummy
He describes being in the Bahamas while appearing disheveled or poorly dressed, possibly trying to create a contrast between his surroundings and his appearance.

Gain you out patriot
He expresses a desire to manipulate or deceive someone associated with the word 'patriot,' possibly hinting at political or nationalistic themes.

Portrait of my love mad shit
He describes his love or affection for someone or something as being intense or overwhelming, possibly hinting at a romantic or emotional connection.

Now we with things, the long gray shit
He suggests that he is now involved or associated with certain objects or possessions that are lengthy and gray in color.

Luke bitches in Barook
He mentions taking a group of women to a place called Barook, possibly a luxurious or exclusive location.

Cute big, fat bitches with Luke
He expresses an attraction or interest in larger or curvier women, possibly mentioning a person named Luke who shares similar preferences.

Lex you need boots that switches
He advises someone named Lex that they need boots that have the ability to change or adapt, possibly referring to their style or appearance.

Flights over Iraq
He indicates that he or someone else is traveling over Iraq, possibly emphasizing a sense of adventure or exploration.

Ironing my hat out, and 'lax
He mentions straightening or fixing his hat and relaxing or taking it easy.

Connecting with diplomat cats
He describes being in touch or engaged with individuals who hold high-ranking diplomatic positions.

Harlem hustle connect, Iceberg varsity check
He references the hustle and connections in Harlem, specifically mentioning a check associated with the Iceberg varsity brand, symbolizing financial success or achievement.

Rimmin well ice drool off my dick
He boasts about the quality of the rims on his car, suggesting that they create an impressive visual effect or attract attention.

Abe Lincoln president suites, lay eventually
He talks about luxurious suites related to the president, specifically mentioning Abraham Lincoln, and suggests that he will eventually enjoy those accommodations.

Pinch me, I bought head from Monica Lewinsky
He expresses disbelief or astonishment at a situation, humorously mentioning receiving oral sex from Monica Lewinsky, who gained notoriety for her involvement with President Bill Clinton.

Arrest that hoodlum
He suggests that a hoodlum or troublemaker should be captured or arrested.

Strong arm that the white gooden
He advocates for forcefully controlling or overpowering someone referred to as the 'white gooden,' possibly a derogatory term for a Caucasian individual.

Faggot nigga frontin, knew he wouldn't
He criticizes and insults someone, calling them a derogatory term and suggesting that they are pretending or putting on a false facade.

Flexible impact rhymin professional
He describes himself or someone else as a skilled professional when it comes to rhyming, highlighting their ability to adapt and create significant impact.

We staked out eatin all side vegetables
He describes a scenario where they stake out or observe a situation while eating various side dishes, possibly referring to maintaining a comfortable and relaxed position.

Prosperity rhymes, lines
He emphasizes the positive and prosperous nature of his lyrics and rhymes.

Casians and Asians
He mentions Caucasians and Asians, possibly suggesting a diverse audience or fanbase.

Let's blaze niggas with the shine
He proposes that they overpower or dominate others by showcasing their own shine or success.

Yea word up, that's right ha ha
He affirms or agrees with something, expressing amusement or humor.

Ya'll be loving my shit, yea all the real niggas
He acknowledges that his music is appreciated or enjoyed by genuine or authentic individuals.

Stand up, hey yo let me speak, let me speak
He requests that everyone stand up and listen to him, asking for an opportunity to express himself or share his thoughts.

Yo this a new year right here
He acknowledges the beginning of a new year, possibly indicating a fresh start or new opportunities.

It's the two with the three zeros, here me?
He identifies the specific year as 'two with the three zeros,' indicating a memorable or significant time period.

It's gonna get technical for real
He predicts that things are going to become complex or challenging.

Let's play the game right
He urges everyone to participate in the game, suggesting a fair and honorable approach.

It's jus a friendly game of baseball
He clarifies that they are simply engaging in a friendly or casual game of baseball, using the sport as a metaphor or analogy for their activities.

Ha feel me? Hey yo Santanna, yo
He addresses someone named Santanna, wanting their attention or agreement, emphasizing the importance of being understood or felt.

Bring that suitcase in here kid
He is instructing someone to bring a suitcase into the location or space they are in.

Let's count that, where it came from?
He suggests counting the contents of the suitcase and questioning its origin or source.

Where it came from? Rollin like ten at a time
He reiterates his curiosity about the origin of the contents and uses the simile of rolling like ten items at once to describe their abundance or quantity.