Da Rockwilder
Redman feat. Method Man Lyrics

Oh, my God
Exclamation of surprise or amazement

Oh, my God
Exclamation of surprise or amazement

(Ow) boo
Sound effect expressing pain or discomfort

Uh, uh, yo, uh
Expression of readiness or anticipation

Microphone checka, swingin' sword lecture
Introduction to the rapper's lyrical skill and delivery

Closin' down the sector, supreme neck protector
Asserting dominance over competition and warning against potential threats

Better warn 'em kid, Mr. Meth's a boiling pot
Warning against underestimating the rapper's potential for aggression or anger

'Bout to blow his lid from the pressure, too hot for TV
Description of the rapper's intense emotions and resulting behavior

Fo' sheezy, too many wanna be hard, be easy
Admonishing those who try to act tough or aggressive

It's all in together, going all out together
Emphasizing a sense of unity and camaraderie with fellow rappers

It don't take much to please me
Indicating a low threshold for satisfaction or pleasure

Still homes, I'm never satisfied like the Stones
Comparison to the Rolling Stones' dissatisfaction and restlessness

We don't condone bitin', see them skull and crossbones
Rejecting imitation or plagiarism in rap and invoking a symbol of danger or warning

Protecting what I'm writing
Prioritizing artistic integrity and originality

Don't clash with the Titan who blast with a license
Asserting dominance and authority over competition

To kill rap recitings
Demonstrating skill and ability to outperform other rappers

Come on, in the zone with ya nigga from the group home
Describing a sense of focus and rhythm while rapping

Tical (fuck your lifestyle)
A reference to the Method Man's nickname and a dismissive statement toward a particular lifestyle or attitude

Put your lights out
Threatening physical harm or violence

Get the shit to crackin', got you fiendin' with your pipes out
Creating excitement or energy in rap performance and observing the impact on listeners

Time for some action, surfin' the avenue
Indicating a readiness to take action or perform and focusing on the theme of streets and urban life

Mad at you, where I used to battle crews
Recalling past experiences and rivalries in rap

Back when Antoinette had that attitude
Making a reference to a classic female rapper and emphasizing a particular era of hip-hop

Cover me I'm going in, walls closing in
Describing the intensity and pressures of rap performance and competition

Got us bustin' off these pistols
Referring to verbal attacks and competition in rap

My niggas got issues, again (woo), same song
Acknowledging recurring themes and problems in rap music and culture

Armed with the mega bomb
Description of lyrical firepower and intensity

Blow you out the frame, then I'm gone
Boasting about skill and ability to defeat competition and move on to new challenges

Yo, I was going too but we roam, cellular phones
Describing a sense of mobility and freedom in urban life and communication technology

Doc, Meth back in the flesh, blood and bones
Referring to Method Man by his nickname and emphasizing his physical, real-life presence and impact

Don't condone (uh), spent bank loans on homegrown
Rejecting certain behaviors or attitudes and emphasizing a preference for high-quality marijuana

Suckers break like Turbo and Ozone
Reference to breakdancing and emphasizing the power to easily defeat competition

When I grab the broom
Referencing the use of a broomstick in breakdancing and rapping about a range of subjects

Moon-walk platoon hawk, my goons bark
Referencing Michael Jackson's signature dance move and invoking a sense of power or force

Leave you in a blue lagoon lost (true)
Metaphorically describing the impact of the rapper's skill and ability on competition

Three nines and a glove with Masu, D-Don and The Gov'
Naming associates of the rapper and emphasizing their collective power or influence

Right behind on a bus
Describing physical proximity and support from friends or associates

Haters don't touch (what?)
Rejecting negativity or criticism from others and challenging them to respond

Weigh us both up
Asserting a sense of confidence and challenging competition to match the rapper's skill

Now my neighbor doped up
Description of drug use and the impact on those around the rapper

Got the cable hooked up, all channels
Enjoying the benefits of technology and media access

Lift my shirt all, mammal
Making an obscure reference to National Geographic and nature documentaries

You ship off keys and we ship Grand Pianos
Contrasting illegal drug trade with legitimate (albeit improbable) musical instrument trade

Sawed off shotgun (yeah)
Reference to a specific type of firearm and invoking a sense of danger or threat

Hand on the pump, sippin' on a forty
Describing a relaxed and casual attitude while carrying a weapon

Yo, smokin' on a blunt
Referencing drug use and alternative methods of relaxation or stress relief

Bust my gun off
Threatening physical violence or injury

Red and Meth didn't jump
Observing the lack of fear or hesitation from the rappers

La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
Sound effect expressing satisfaction or pleasure

Yeah, come on, Red and Meth didn't jump
Repeating and reiterating the previous assertion and emphasizing a sense of confidence or bravado

La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
Sound effect expressing satisfaction or pleasure