Soup And Crackas

Riding the Storm: LaRussell's Poetic Reflection on Life's Struggles
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Lyrics

I feel like Mike Tyson in here

Expressing a sense of strength and power, likening oneself to the legendary boxer Mike Tyson.

The gweatest

A play on words, combining "greatest" with a colloquial pronunciation, emphasizing self-importance.

Hopping out a whip that's not even in my name

Describing the act of getting out of a car not registered in one's name, suggesting a certain level of detachment.

Used to call me Tota now they call me by my name

Transitioning from a nickname to being addressed by one's actual name, indicating a shift in perception or status.

I been loved deeply barely ever feel the same

Reflecting on deep emotions experienced, juxtaposed with a lack of reciprocity.

Bitches ain't shit

Expressing a cynical view about romantic relationships, using a derogatory term for women.

I know I ain't the one to blame

Denying responsibility for a situation, asserting innocence.

I just sip my tea smoke my weed and watch the rain

Indulging in personal activities like sipping tea, smoking weed, and observing rain, implying detachment from external issues.

You can clean the wound but you can't wash away the pain

Highlighting the enduring nature of emotional pain that cannot be easily erased.

I know niggas died cause they snatched somebody chain

Acknowledging the deadly consequences of material possessions and status symbols.

Gotta let it bang they can't disrespect yo name

Emphasizing the need to defend one's reputation against disrespect.

Gotta slide back they can't disrespect yo gang

Advocating for retaliation when faced with disrespect from others in the same community.

Can't disrespect yo hood

Rejecting disrespect towards one's neighborhood or community.

Where you don't own a fucking thang

Highlighting the lack of ownership in one's surroundings.

Except a couple pants couple bands and yo thang

Listing meager possessions, emphasizing the minimalistic lifestyle.

Whip and a chain you must not know from which you came

Challenging others to recognize their roots and heritage.

It's a whole lot of real niggas looking lame

Observing a contrast between authenticity and the facade some present.

Looked up to Lil Wayne

Expressing admiration for Lil Wayne as a role model.

And now that nigga look insane

Criticizing the transformation of a once-admired figure into someone seemingly troubled or unwell.

Nigga looking sick nah that look in pain

Noting the visible distress in someone formerly admired.

Somebody done left the fireman in the rain

Metaphorically describing the abandonment of a heroic figure in challenging circumstances.

Looking at my idols that no longer wear a cape

Reflecting on the loss of admiration for idols who no longer embody ideal qualities.

Spewing they beliefs where I no longer can relate

Expressing a disconnect with the beliefs of once-revered figures.

I just hit the weed and then I go home and create

Turning to creative expression (weed and creation) as a coping mechanism or outlet.

The coldest shit you niggas ever heard til this date

Claiming artistic prowess and asserting the uniqueness of one's work.

Kanye had a plan to lead with love instead of hate

Referencing Kanye West's advocacy for love over hate in public life.

So did MLK they put a bullet in his face

Drawing a parallel between Kanye and MLK, both facing violence for their beliefs.

I keep something on me for if ever that's the case

Asserting preparedness for potential threats or harm.

Rosa ain't die for me to let you take my place

Affirming the commitment to resist any attempt to take one's place or rights.

Planet of the apes yeah that's a movie about race

Connecting the concept of racial struggles to the movie "Planet of the Apes."

And shit if it ain't then why the fuck can I relate

Questioning the authenticity of societal progress by personalizing the struggle.

Niggas think it's good while they tryna make it great

Observing a paradox where people settle for mediocrity while aspiring for greatness.

We became acceptive to abuse and all the hate

Reflecting on societal desensitization to mistreatment and discrimination.

I go for a jog and gotta contemplate my fate

Expressing the burden of contemplating one's fate in a society marked by racial tension.

End up like Ahmuad just for trynna get in shape

Referencing Ahmaud Arbery's tragic fate while jogging, highlighting racial profiling and violence.

End up like Breonna cause the cops made a mistake

Mentioning Breonna Taylor's death due to a police mistake, criticizing law enforcement.

Don't want no peace treaty it's too late

Rejecting the possibility of a peaceful resolution, considering it too late.

Fuck all that shit

Expressing frustration and dismissing any conciliatory efforts.

Fact

A simple affirmation of the preceding statement.

Crackas only good in soup nigga

Using a derogatory term to express disdain for a particular group.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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