Destiny
Zach Ashton Lyrics

Yeah. yo yo yo yo.
The singer starts the song by saying hello in a more casual way.

Holla.
The singer greets someone with excitement and enthusiasm.

Last temptation.
The singer refers to the difficult decisions or choices that come before achieving one's goals.

Coming through now niggas.
The artist is entering a situation or space where there are others present, possibly in a confrontational or competitive context.

Its a problem.
The situation or challenge presented is serious and potentially difficult to solve.

It's a problem.
Reiteration of the previous line with emphasis.

Always has been. (ja laughing).
The singer acknowledges that the problem has existed for some time, and another person laughs at this statement for unknown reasons.

Yo buck turn me up a lil bit in my mother fuckin head phones and shit.
The artist asks for their audio to be louder in their headphones, using slang and profanity to show irritation or dissatisfaction.

Cmon
The artist urges others to listen or pay attention.

Let these niggas know.
The artist wants to communicate something important to a specific group of people, likely with a confrontational undertone.

They don't know.
The people that the singer is addressing are ignorant or unaware of what is important or relevant.

Mother fuckers ya'll want war with the god.
The artist is asserting their superiority and threatening others who may challenge them.

Cmon ya'll know better.
The singer believes that those they are addressing are aware of their superiority and should not attempt to challenge them.

I'll put holes in your leather reknit your sweater and i'll bet the flows Wetter on ocean front property.
The singer is boasting about their ability to physically harm someone, using metaphorical language and references to wealth (oceanfront property) to show their supposed superiority.

Better come at me properly, niggas better up off of me.
The singer warns others that they should not approach them in a challenging or confrontational way, possibly due to the singer's perceived superiority.

But i believe i'm scared to clap hammers and the fact that i'm unpredictable Gives me the advantage.
The artist admits to having some fear or uncertainty in confrontational situations but believes that their unpredictability gives them an edge over their opponents.

What the fuck am i speaking spanish niggas when i got to tell ya'll in detail How we murder niggas.
The artist is frustrated that they have to explain themselves in a different language or with more detail, and they are discussing their ability or willingness to commit murder.

Handle your business. the inc is religious. murders the sacrifce. we throwin M's niggas that means murder for life.
The singer urges others to take care of their own responsibilities and mentions a group or organization that they are a part of that may have violent tendencies or be involved in murder.

And i'm die for that red and black. that house with the chedda stack and the Smiles from my kids faces. what could replace this?
The singer is devoted to a certain lifestyle or cause and is willing to sacrifice themselves for it. They mention some materialistic and familial motivators for this devotion.

This lil nigga here that come to grip with death can taste it. my airs thick And filled with hatred.
The artist is saying that they have come to terms with their own mortality and have a lot of anger or aggression.

Surprised at the look in my eyes, well don't be i'm just following the foots of The lord that made me.
The artist is not surprised that others may be intimidated or afraid of them because they believe they are following a higher power or divine purpose.

If i go crazy the same, imma blame it on the world for what i became cuz they Gave me all the fame and the money man. made me an icon, so the world could Catch a nigga with his lights on.
The artist believes that if they were to lose their grip on reality or become too immersed in their own ego it would be due to the world's attention and adoration of them, which they believe may be undeserved or shallow.

Thats the pros and cons. you're never quite free. but just give me a lil room So i can breath.
The singer acknowledges that fame and success have both positive and negative aspects and, while they may never be completely free from these factors, they ask for some space or privacy to exist more easily.

And my pain gonna be the death for me.
The artist suggests that their emotional or psychological pain may be detrimental to their wellbeing or even fatal.

But to be loved is my destiny, my black people.
The singer feels that their ultimate goal or fate in life is to be loved or respected by people who share their racial identity.

(ja laughs)
An additional person laughs or chuckles for unknown reasons.

Yeah. we out. holla.
The singer ends the song with a casual goodbye or farewell.