Spark
U.T.R.B Lyrics

Yeah
Expressing excitement and energy to begin the song.

Let's go
Encouraging the listener to join in and move forward together.

Look me in my eyes tell me in my eyes tell me what you see
Challenging someone to truly connect and understand them through their gaze and actions.

Imma G
Asserting their identity as a gangster, and someone not to be trifled with.

You can't spell a beast without the letter B
Playing on the word 'beast' and its connection to the letter 'B', to assert their strength and power.

Everybody wanna be the boss but don't want pay the fees
Highlighting the importance of hard work and the necessary sacrifices to achieve a leadership role.

Everybody need love even niggas in the street
Acknowledging the basic human need for love and connection, regardless of social status or background.

So free my brothers out the cell
Advocating for the release and freedom of those who have been incarcerated unjustly.

I'm on my knees trynna make it through this hell
Expressing the struggle and hardship of their current situation, and the effort they are putting forth to overcome it.

I got angels to the left and right
Acknowledging the presence of spiritual guidance and support in their life.

So I bet I make it home tonight
Expressing confidence in their own abilities and the protection of their spiritual guardians to ensure their safety and survival.

One hand on the steering wheel other hand on this pipe
Indicating the juggling of dangerous elements in their life, including weapons or drugs, while driving.

I been in the dark
Admitting to struggles or moments of despair and depression.

I'm just trying to see the light
Expressing a desire to overcome those struggles and find positivity and hope in their life.

I'ma let it spark before a nigga take my life
Asserting their own power and willingness to use force to protect themselves and take control of their own destiny.

So focused on the money I swear it give me migraines
Acknowledging the stress and pressure of financial gain, or the constant hustling to make money, can be exhausting and overwhelming.

Never forget 2020 damn it that's when things changed
Highlighting the significant impact and changes of the year 2020, likely referring to the pandemic or other societal changes.

I'm just trynna change lanes
Expressing a desire to switch up their lifestyle or direction in life.

While niggas on the same thing
Recognizing the struggles of their peers who may be stuck in a cycle of repetition and lack of growth or change.

Focused on These LLcs while niggas trynna gang bang
Contrasting the focus on personal entrepreneurship and money-making opportunities with the destructive and dangerous lifestyle of gang activity.

If I call you brother than I love ya and we locked in
Expressing the deep bond and loyalty they share with those they consider family or close friends.

Whoever at the top tell them b. Rozay just clocked in
Asserting their own ambition and determination to climb the social ladder and achieve success.

CTR we chase them racks you know we can not stop uhhh
Referring to the rap collective 'CTR' and their drive to accumulate wealth and financial gain, with a persistent and unstoppable attitude.

Yeah you know we turnt to the max we taking up the block yeah
Boasting about their energy and excitement (being 'turnt') and their physical presence in their community.

Giving all we got yeah
Asserting their full effort and dedication towards their goals and ambitions.

Shaking up the spot yeah
Indicating their disruptive and influential presence in their community or society.

Rolling thru traffic I'm toating the 40
Describing the act of carrying a firearm (a '40') while driving through their city.

You know the 40 it came w a 30
Explaining the type or style of firearm they are carrying, possibly to establish a certain image or reputation.

The whip the I drive is a 2020
Referring to their vehicle (the 'whip') as a 2020 model, indicating a sense of luxury or wealth.

Remember them days that I didn't have a penny
Reflecting on difficult times of poverty or financial struggle in their past.

Down on my dick and these niggas was laughing
Describing a low point or sense of shame in their life, likely related to poverty or lack of success.

No need to speak but you know that we having
Implying that their success and status can now speak for itself, with no need to prove it through words.

I smoke gas to the face
Referring to smoking high-quality marijuana ('gas') directly without a smoking device (to the face).

On my way to the top nigga get out the way
Asserting their own drive and ambition, and warning others to either get on board or get out of the way.

Keep that fire on the waist
Advising to carry a firearm (the 'fire') on their waist or hip.

Try and run up and you know I'ma spray
Warning that they will use their firearm to defend themselves against any threats or attacks.

Walking in my destiny I hope your proud of me
Believing in their own success and accomplishments, and seeking validation or support from others.

I'll give you my heart girl just don't lie to me
Flirting or wooing a romantic interest, while also expressing a desire for honesty and trust in the relationship.

I ain't industry
Emphasizing their independence and authenticity, as opposed to conforming to the norms or standards of the music industry.

Man I'm out here in these streets
Noting their presence and impact in their local community or environment, especially through their music or lifestyle.

I need them hundreds on hundreds
Describing a desire for large amounts of money or financial success.

CTR let's get to the money
Once again referring to the rap collective 'CTR' and their common goal of achieving wealth and success.

He get in the way we gone squash him
Asserting their dedication to their goals and willingness to remove anyone who stands in their way or poses a threat.

Fn and it feel like a choppa
Referring to a firearm, likely one with automatic firing capabilities (an 'Fn').

Upgraded but still got the glocks tuck
Explaining that they have upgraded to more advanced firearms ('glocks'), but still keep them hidden or protected ('tucked').

This that feeling when you finally turn your noodles to pasta
Metaphorically describing the sensation of finally achieving success or financial stability, moving from poverty (or 'noodles') to luxury or comfort (or 'pasta').