Cobrastyle

The speaker chooses to use force (press trigger) instead of engaging in non-violent solutions ("press people button").

The speaker warns others not to confront them without a valid reason.

The speaker implies they possess a firearm ("twenty two") and is ready for action.

Ten bullets are intended for someone specific, and they suggest there are a dozen bullets in total, indicating a threat or preparedness for further action.

Repeated verses emphasize the speaker's readiness for conflict and the warning against provocation.

Nobody chat come face mi with somethin'

Like how I have twenty two inna me somethin'

Ten is for you so who gon' get the next dozen, fool

I press trigger I don't press people button

Nobody chat come face mi with somethin'

Like how I have twenty two inna me somethin'

Ten is for you so who gon' get the next dozen, fool

I press trigger I don't press people button

Nobody chat come face mi with somethin'

Like how I have twenty two inna me somethin'

Ten is for you so who gon' get the next dozen, fool

The speaker suggests being prepared for conflict as others may initiate aggression ("start war").

The consequence of starting a conflict ("war") could lead to someone being harmed or affected ("spread on di tar").

The speaker asserts their confidence and refusal to engage in frivolous or playful behavior, especially concerning their style and attitude.

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

My style is the bom diddi bom di deng di deng digdigi

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

There is a criticism directed at someone ("punahussy") who merely observes others' lives without living their own.

The speaker confidently declares their success or significant achievements ("roll big").

They criticize someone for planning to harm or control women ("put girl in fridge"), implying a cold and unfeeling action.

A warning that harming others will also bring consequences for oneself ("when you dig a hole it's two you gon' dig").

The speaker has distanced themselves from certain unreliable individuals ("little boy") who pretend to be friends but gossip behind one's back.

Tell you they're your friend and then badmouth again

Reiteration of the readiness for conflict and warning against instigating trouble without reason.

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

My style is the bom diddi bom di deng di deng digdigi

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

I press trigger I don't press people button

Nobody chat come face mi with somethin'

Like how I have twenty two and I'm miss somethin'

Ten is for you so who's gon' get the next dozen, fool

Continued emphasis on preparedness for conflict and warning against unwarranted confrontation.

Nobody chat come face mi with somethin'

Like how I have twenty two and I'm miss somethin'

Ten is for you so who's gon' get the next dozen, fool

Similar to line 21, warning that certain individuals are always prepared for conflict ("start war").

Consequences of initiating a conflict ("war") might lead to someone being harmed ("spread on di tar").

Continued assertion of the speaker's confidence and refusal to engage in frivolity.

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

My style is the bom diddi bom di deng di deng digdigi

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

My style is the bom diddi bom di deng di deng digdigi

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

My style is the bom diddi bom di deng di deng digdigi

This rude girl don't play with the bom di deng di deng digdigi

The speaker distances themselves from unreliable and backstabbing individuals ("certain little boy").

Reiteration of the speaker's decision to disengage with duplicitous individuals who pretend to be friends but speak negatively behind one's back.