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Intro
Everything I rap, I done seen or done it.
Your trap ain't doing nothing, like Chick-fil-A on Sundays.
Now on your merch, talking about what I got.
I put in work for this, I ain't talk down on nobody, I just ran my check up.
The 'Vette got red guts, tell them boys to catch up.
It's rules in this when it come to bossing up.
You can't never trust a [guy] that talk too much.
You got to stay on your toes to keep from going under.
Stay humble with this 'cause God will take it from you.
Got to keep [people] out your business, [they] be super goofy.
All this money, I don't know how to act, just like a tubing movie.
Before I get a whole bag, I blow a bag, and remember them boys had the ball, they wouldn't even [pass it].
This [stuff] going on, this [stuff] spectacular.
We drive Rollers like they Acuras.
We don't talk on our phone 'cause they tapping them.
I was riding, now I'm turned to the max, 10 chicken in my pocket, this [stuff] swinging like McDonald's.
Know I can't be guarded, I'm beyond.
A half-mill in that bag right there, that's another quarter-mill in that bag right there.
I don't want beef with none of these [guys], just point me to the chicken.
I seen my young [protégé] on Christmas, only thing on there is a switch.
Take them fake-ass Louis shoes off, he ain't got a [dime].
Get in the pot and hit that [stuff] with a stiff like I'm dead boy.
We really having [money], pull off in the hell, do a magic trick.
Get your own motion, ain't got to ask for [nothing].
Walk in the dealership, if I'm paying cash for this, let me get it on right here.
Real street, I ain't had a dollar to my name, now I walk in, beans.
Now I grab 250 out that bag and buy that [car] outright, showroom.
Let's get some things straight, punch a [guy] in this [place], then be out the same thing.
I told the plug, keep it coming.
All the pinks and blues on me look like Easter, boy.
You hear them horses when I started it up.
Still a pull of jewel quick, like baby, you party or what? You better book me if you want to bring the street side.
I hit Johnny with 200 to switch my [car] teapot.
This [stuff] really going on, this [stuff] huge.
I might wake up today counting 600, I go to Rolls-Royce and blow them same 600 tomorrow.
The [stuff] biggest, what you talking about? Motion.
Jump out that [car], your [people] look one time, that [stuff] good, gone.
We don't [be] putting on, but [we] got the [stuff] going on.
[I'm] humble, but I pop my [stuff], nobody can [compete] with me.
Straight up for them real [ones] out the road, M City, you know what the [stuff] going on.
Significado de la letra
Esta canción de 'BossMan Dlow' llamada 'Intro' es un testimonio de experiencias vividas y lecciones aprendidas en el camino hacia el éxito. El narrador destaca que todo lo que rapea es real y auténtico, haciendo alusión a la falta de efectividad de otros en su entorno con una metáfora ingeniosa sobre Chick-fil-A los domingos. Él enfatiza que ha trabajado duro para lograr sus logros, sin menospreciar a nadie, simplemente concentrándose en su propio progreso.
El tono de la canción refleja una actitud segura y determinada, transmitiendo la importancia de mantenerse alerta en un mundo competitivo. Se aborda la necesidad de ser cauto con quién confiar, evitando personas indiscretas y manteniendo la humildad para no perder lo que se ha ganado.
Se mencionan momentos de disfrute de la riqueza recién adquirida, contrastándolos con la disciplina necesaria para mantener el éxito a largo plazo. La letra también resalta la generosidad y el apoyo hacia los seres queridos, así como la valentía para enfrentar desafíos y defender lo propio.
Con referencias a la ostentación de riqueza y poder adquisitivo, se plasma un retrato de una persona que ha superado obstáculos y se ha ganado un lugar en la cima, sin olvidar sus raíces ni la importancia de la gratitud y el trabajo constante.
En definitiva, 'Intro' es una canción que celebra el triunfo sobre la adversidad, mientras inspira a seguir adelante con determinación y gratitud por el progreso alcanzado.