Crime Library
Ruthless Redemption: Vinnie Paz and Blaq Poet's Violent Verse Unveiled
Lyrics
Send 'em to Allah kingdom, pistol-grip pump rap
Expressing a violent intent to send adversaries to the afterlife, using a pistol-grip pump as a metaphor for aggressive rap.
It’s like music to my ears when the gun clap
Deriving pleasure from the sound of gunfire in the context of the music, portraying a violent and aggressive atmosphere.
You a stupid motherfucker, here's a dunce cap
Insulting someone's intelligence and likening them to a foolish person who deserves a dunce cap.
Shoot you in the fuckin' stomach where your lunch at
Threatening to shoot the person in the stomach, a graphic and aggressive expression of violence.
I ain't listening no more, cause son whack
Dismissing someone as unimpressive or inferior, refusing to pay attention because they are perceived as inadequate.
I'm like bustin' inside a rubber, I come strapped
Comparing being prepared for conflict to the act of using protection during sexual intercourse.
Y'all wanna hear a fun fact?
Suggesting an upcoming interesting or surprising piece of information.
My guns is heavy on the scale, god, dumb fat
Emphasizing the significant weight of the speaker's guns on a scale, describing them as notably heavy.
Where the Mossberg? Where the dum-dums at?
Inquiring about the location of a Mossberg shotgun and dum-dum bullets, indicating a desire for powerful weaponry.
Ninety-three million miles away from where the sun's at
Referencing the vast distance from the sun, possibly highlighting a sense of isolation or detachment.
I'm Jimmy nine times, cousin you a dumb rat
Comparing oneself to a character (Jimmy) known for repeating actions, labeling the listener as a foolish rat.
I put you in the back of the ac with Pun mac
Threatening to place the listener in the back of a car with a gun, invoking the memory of Pun, a deceased rapper known for his lyrical prowess.
I'm a grown-ass lion, you a young cat
Asserting maturity and experience compared to the listener, using the metaphor of a grown lion and a young cat.
Wet 'em up, better hope the ambulance comes stat
Threatening violence and warning the listener to prepare for the arrival of an ambulance.
Take the shotty off the gun rack
Encouraging the removal of a shotgun from its rack, indicating readiness for aggressive action.
Toss his body on the ground like when Charles Bark sonned Shaq
Describing a violent act of disposing of a body, referencing Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal in a basketball context.
Wild motherfucker since birth, get hurt
Describing a long-standing predisposition towards wild and violent behavior, emphasizing a willingness to inflict harm.
Who's first? Got blood thirst, shoot up your hearse
Expressing a readiness to cause harm, with a reference to blood thirst and the destruction of a hearse.
It's insane, let me explain the pain
Highlighting the intensity of pain and explaining a desire to reign supreme with a hammer damaging the listener's brain.
I came to reign supreme, hammer damage your brain
Asserting dominance and aggression, suggesting the ability to cause significant harm with a metaphorical hammer.
Highly flammable, easily slaying you
Stating a highly flammable and easily destructive nature, underscoring the speaker's capacity for violence.
I do what I came to do, your hood should be ashamed of you
Criticizing the listener's community for allowing their behavior, implying a lack of standards or morality.
Blaq Po, murder motherfuckers up, yo
Identifying the speaker (Blaq Po) as a murderer, proclaiming a willingness to cause harm to others.
What the fuck is up? I don't care what they say, you fuckin' suck
Rejecting external opinions about the speaker's abilities and expressing disdain for perceived incompetence.
The black monster go harder
Describing oneself as a formidable force, using the metaphor of a black monster that is more powerful.
Spit pure lava, word to the father
Boasting about the intensity of one's lyrical content, swearing by the truthfulness of the statements made.
Don't make me show up at your crib with the pump
Warning of potential physical confrontation, mentioning showing up at someone's residence with a pump-action shotgun.
I can find out where you live, where you from
Claiming the ability to discover personal details about the listener, emphasizing a lack of threat perception.
But you're not a threat, you're puppy-dog harmless
Downplaying the listener's perceived threat, likening them to a harmless puppy-dog with no real danger.
Tail between your legs when I start to bomb shit
Describing the listener's submissive reaction with a metaphor of a tail between the legs when faced with the speaker's aggression.
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