Lyrics
(Hazey, baby, hehehehe)
The speaker (Clavish) chuckles or laughs in a hazy manner.
Uh
Introduction or transition to the lyrics.
I got enough snows that hang in the estate (uh)
The speaker has a considerable amount of drugs (snow) stored in their residence (estate).
Head bop, no need for a handshake
They greet with a head gesture instead of a handshake, indicating confidence or familiarity.
Pack one same day that the pack came (brr)
The speaker swiftly prepares and sells drugs on the same day they receive their supply.
And I keep hearing I got a fan base (For real)
Acknowledgment of having a growing fan base.
Just ran off from the plug, didn't think bro got stamina like Kante (ha, ha)
The speaker's friend successfully managed a quick escape from a drug supplier, showcasing unexpected resilience.
I'm still doing up touring (ha, ha, ha)
The speaker continues to actively participate in touring (likely for music).
Mask on my face just so I don't catch case (no case)
Wearing a mask to avoid legal trouble or being recognized while involved in illegal activities.
And who said that I don't mash work? Go check my CV (go check that, man)
Challenging someone's statement about the speaker's lack of proficiency in drug dealing; suggests checking their track record (CV).
Just rubbed nine zinos, but I need twenty-seven more, I'm greedy (just tek that bag)
The speaker recently stole nine ounces of drugs but desires to acquire more, displaying greed for profit.
Used to eat in Church Street Nando's way before shh turnt gang, that's cheeky (huh?)
Reflecting on past times when the speaker frequented a specific restaurant before it became associated with criminal activities, expressing surprise or irony.
Cat's still calling the phone, the food's Audi, A1 & TT (TT, Audi)
The speaker receives calls from customers wanting drugs of various qualities (Audi, A1 & TT).
Long live NB, ever since him, I ain't got no feelings (rest up)
Offering respect to someone named NB, indicating a lack of emotional attachment since that person's demise.
Used to fly up O like every day, he a real OT kid (crap)
Recalling a person's activities in a certain area, implying their association with criminal or street life.
Every time that I got down, don't throw it away, hot water, bleach it (you know)
Handling difficult situations by dealing with them directly, referencing using hot water and bleach metaphorically.
You don't know nuttin 'bout cleaning (no)
Challenging someone's lack of knowledge about cleanliness.
You don't know nuttin 'bout street shit (oh)
Challenging someone's lack of experience or understanding of street life.
You ain't been outside the paigon house, hoping his mom says, "Go and take the trash out" (trash out)
Describing a scenario where someone inexperienced avoids confronting dangerous situations, contrasting with the speaker's past experiences.
Or coulda all been in the traphouse, bagging up works to fly a pack out (brr)
Reflecting on past activities involving drug trafficking and preparing illegal substances for delivery.
I don't need none of these clothes, just got it for the times that I couldn't afford it
The speaker now possesses expensive clothing they couldn't afford previously, indicating financial progress.
Shh got nicked for murder, but came out same day, I think someone's talking (snitch boy)
Suspecting someone of informing the police about a murder case, expressing doubt or skepticism.
Remember when Snow had the ting in his pants and girls thought bro was horny? (Big worm)
Recollection of a past incident where someone carried a concealed weapon, leading to misunderstanding.
No homo, just got a drop where an opp boy lives, no need for a doorkeep (I don't need one)
The speaker boasts about having acquired knowledge of an enemy's location without needing assistance to gain access.
I be on the strip like always (always)
Consistently present on the streets (possibly dealing drugs) without interruption.
I been on the strip since morning (since morning)
Operating on the streets since early morning, suggesting continuous involvement in illegal activities.
Cutting through all these backroads, lights in my car, ain't got insurance (skrrt, skrrt, skrrt, skrrt)
Driving recklessly without insurance coverage, risking legal consequences.
I really want a buss down patty, hand ting first 'cah the Patek can't protect me (cap)
Desire for a luxurious watch (Patek Philippe) and expressing concern about personal safety.
Man have said I ain't done no drills, but that ain't true so it can't affect me (It can't)
Denying false accusations of not being involved in criminal activities, asserting immunity to their impact.
What's that? Another label calling (huh?)
Receiving interest from a music label for a potential signing deal.
Said they wanna sign for (how much?)
Discussing a potential monetary value for signing with the label.
Told Crash, "That don't make no sense"
Rejecting a suggestion due to its lack of feasibility or sense.
I'ma make 2 songs but they can't forget me (huh)
Confident in making an impact with two songs despite concerns of being forgotten.
And I'm still in the ride with that and this (with that and this)
Remaining in a vehicle with unspecified items, potentially related to criminal activities.
I should be in the studio, I'm lurking, tryna splash some pricks (splash some pricks)
Desiring to be in the studio but engaging in potentially violent activities instead.
If my old school mates wanna go Thorpe Park for the day, I might give it a miss (why is that?)
Considering skipping a leisure activity due to contrasting experiences and lifestyle.
If I told them how many rides I been on, they'll think that I'm taking the piss, gang
Wary of disclosing the number of dangerous or thrilling experiences to old friends, fearing disbelief.
(Hazey, baby, hehehehe)
Repetition of the opening chuckle or laugh in a hazy manner.
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