Oh! Baby
Sunz Of Man Presents Hell Razah & 4th Disciple Lyrics

Baby...
Addressing someone affectionately

One-two
Counting off a beat or a rhythm

Everybody on the right hand side
Asking everyone on the right-hand side to get excited

I want to see why'all niggaz get live in the party tonight
Requesting to see everyone's enthusiasm and energy in the party tonight

All my niggaz on the left hand side, I know your high or
Acknowledging everyone on the left-hand side might be high or

I know you came to the club, to not die
Assuming everyone came to the club to have fun and not to die

All my niggaz in the center, I came to enter
Addressing everyone in the center with intentions to perform

In the, middle of your brain cell, it's me, Hell Razah
Announcing his presence in the center of everyone's thoughts

Article one, hit the streets nigga
A reference to the first amendment and using it to express oneself through music

4th Disciple, and we got the rifle
Introducing 4th Disciple as part of the group with the intent to deliver powerful music

I pull in wolves like Adolf Hitler, for my two brothers
Compelling people to follow his music with a similar power as Adolf Hitler, whom he does not support

And two sisters, I tattoo scriptures
Being inspired by his family, he writes and performs music passionately and with conviction

Love my seed, like I love the Lord
His love for his children is as powerful as his love for God

I was thirteen, when I first record, now I'm back with a heavier sword
He started recording music at a young age and now returns with a more powerful voice

It's either rap, crack, or basketball
Suggesting limited options and opportunities for young men in his community

Young kings want to gun sling, and snatch earrings
Young men aspire to be gangsters and rob women

Eighty seven, it was microphone fiend, and crack king
Remembering the time when rap music and the crack epidemic were prevalent

We used to battle on the lunch room table, before labels
Reminiscing on times when they used to battle rap for fun before being signed to music labels

Now they pay us, so the radio play you
Receiving payment for their music and getting it played on the radio

You'se a lame nigga, and you know, we know the truth
Addressing someone who is not authentic and is aware of it, along with the truth that comes with it

And we back, and we back in the booth, first recoup
Returning to the music studio to record new music and make a profit

Then recruit, now salute, we on the loose, ain't ready to shoot
Bringing new artists under their wing and working hard to be successful without resorting to violence

Blueberry in our Timberland boot, I'm livin' proof
Using a fruit reference as slang for marijuana on their shoes and showing that they are living proof of their music success

Tell your A&R we burnin' his coupes
Telling the A&R (Artists and Repertoire) to be prepared for their upcoming music and its consequences

My lifestyle is danger, Hell Razah, let the name linger
Living a dangerous lifestyle and commanding respect with the name Hell Razah

Touch my throat, and I cut off ten fingers
Warning not to threaten him, as he is capable of inflicting harm

The street's I'm from, son, everybody's steamers
Referring to his rough neighborhood and the prevalence of drug use

Smokers and heavy drinkers, slingers and chain swingers
Listing some of the type of people that live in his neighborhood

I'm one of those, Red Hook cats, set up a track
Identifying as a resident of the Red Hook neighborhood in Brooklyn and preparing to record music

Bring your soul to another world, you'll never come back
Promising to take listeners on a journey with his music that they will not forget

It be that government that made us like that, gave me a gat
Blaming the government for the hardships in his community and the need to carry firearms

I be excuses every ghetto inside, is fallen at
Being proud of his success and using it as an example for others in his community

Got the chick high off of contact, keep the windows up
Smoking marijuana with a girl and keeping the car windows closed to avoid detection

Whoever rollin' with me in here, throw your singles up
Encouraging everyone in the car to show their enthusiasm with money

It's loyalty over money, bitches, and keys
Prioritizing loyalty over materialistic things like money, women, and cars

Backstab me, snatch his arms out the both of his sleeves
Promising severe retaliation if someone betrays him

Chain and command, explained from a brain of a man
Using a military metaphor to describe the order and structure in his community

We go to war, like the Arabs'll do, from Pakistan
Expressing a willingness to use violence to protect his community, like some Arabs in Pakistan

Matter fact, like the Sun of Man would, from Bethlehem
Making another religious reference to justify his use of violence

Drop a jewel that the children out in school, can understand
Inspiring young people to learn from his life experiences and understand his message

All my brothers on the right hand side
Addressing his male supporters on the right-hand side

I want to make sure why'all leave out this party alive
Promising to ensure everyone's safety before the end of the party

And all my ladies on the left hand side, that got a drop and
Addressing his female supporters on the left-hand side who have fancy cars

Hold it down, cause we don't got nine lives
Asking them to be responsible and cautious because lives are precious

All my people in the center, I came to enter
Addressing everyone in the center area of the party

In the middle of your brain cell, it's me, Hell Razah
Repeating his introduction in the middle of the song to remind everyone of his presence

Article one, hit the streets nigga
Repeating a reference to the first amendment that allows him to freely express himself through music

4th Disciple, and we got them rifles
Repeating the introduction of 4th Disciple and their shared desire to make powerful music