Lyrics
The bricks in the plastic
The drugs are concealed in plastic.
The pounds in the trash bag
Illegal substances (possibly money) stored in a trash bag.
The weed ain’t good
The quality of the marijuana is not satisfactory.
We shipping that pack back
Sending back a shipment of drugs.
I got what you need, come shop at my sto'e
Inviting people to buy drugs from the speaker's store.
30 clips at the front door
There are 30-round magazines at the front door, possibly for protection.
So come to the back door
Repeated invitations to enter through the back door.
So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-The bricks in the plastic
Reiteration of the illegal activities involving drugs.
The pounds in the trash bag
-The weed ain’t good
-We shipping that pack back
-Burglar bars on my trap nigga
Security measures in place, including burglar bars.
Can’t forget put the cameras
Installation of cameras for surveillance.
What’s the use to have a show nigga
Questioning the purpose of having a show if weapons are not used.
If they don’t use their hammers
Highlighting the importance of having and using weapons.
Mister used to talking shit cause
-You don’t use your hammer
-The arm and hammer
Wordplay involving "arm and hammer" to signify the use of a gun.
Working my arm with the hammer
-Trap straight out the front porch
References to drug dealing and the impact on the speaker's lifestyle.
Bitch you know that I’m with it
-Cook game got real strong when I
-Straight drop, straight drop
-Have em dancing like they P Diddy
People dancing in response to the speaker's drug products.
Drought time come around
Mentions the need for caution due to potential informants.
Got to take a to fifty
-I stack up the zones, my team playing zone
-Boy get off the phone
-You been talking too long
Warning against lengthy phone conversations and offering drugs.
I know that they snitching
-My trap house is closed
-If I cut on this phone
-I’m offering this blow
-The bricks in the plastic
Repetition of drug-related activities.
The pounds in the trash bag
-The weed ain’t good
-We shipping that pack back
-I got what you need, come shop at my sto'e
Repeated invitations to enter through the back door.
30 clips at the front door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-The bricks in the plastic
Reiteration of the illegal activities involving drugs.
The pounds in the trash bag
-The weed ain’t good
-We shipping that pack back
-Pit bulls running round the yard
Describing the surroundings, including security measures and expensive cars.
Every window got burglar bars
-Just a bunch of neighborhood stars pulling
-Up in these expensive foreign cars
-When you come to my spot
Instructions to reduce music volume and enter through the back door.
Bro cut the music down and
-Come to the back door
-Yeah I got what you ask for
Assurances of having requested drugs, but requiring payment upfront.
But first where your cash bro?
-Just got a new batch of
-Strong, and bands of reg
-I got a lot of that
Having a variety of drugs available for selection.
Look over there in them garbage bags
-Pick out what you want and then holler back
-Ain’t no bricks in my trap house
Denial of having traditional drug paraphernalia, expressing love for money.
No pots and no forks
-And I ain’t got no love for a bitch
-Cause I came up bumping Too Short
-Your old lady across the street on her porch
Reference to the speaker's lifestyle and the need for discretion.
She love me but she know I’m a dope boy
-Me and my niggas keep down the noise so we
-Can keep down and out of the way
-My phone booming, my trap
Mentions of a busy drug trade, loaded firearms, and readiness for police.
Rolling, it’s always open
-These choppers loaded
-Just in case an old police ask nigga tried
-To send a fourth up in here
-We already sorted!
-The bricks in the plastic
Repetition of drug-related activities.
The pounds in the trash bag
-The weed ain’t good
-We shipping that pack back
-I got what you need, come shop at my sto'e
Repeated invitations to enter through the back door.
30 clips at the front door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-So come to the back door
-The bricks in the plastic
Reiteration of the illegal activities involving drugs.
The pounds in the trash bag
-The weed ain’t good
-We shipping that pack back
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