1-800-555-OPIUM Lyrics – Homixide Gang

1-800-555-OPIUM Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Homixide Meechie]
The money’s coming in fast

[Chorus: Homixide Meechie]
This part is all about showing off success and enjoying the rewards of it. He’s stacking a lot of cash and literally stuffing it into his jeans. He’s constantly surrounded by his close friends, and together they’re doing big things—like balling so hard it feels like they’re jumping out of the gym. “The money calling” just means there are non-stop opportunities to make more money, and they’re always chasing that bag. The 1-800-555-OPIUM line gives off a vibe like they’re a whole brand or hotline for this flashy lifestyle. He brags about his flashy jewelry, like five-carat diamonds that shine bright. The “rockstar lifestyle” line shows they’re living wild and free, like rockstars or legends. All in all, it’s about living fast, looking sharp, getting rich, and keeping the energy high with his crew always by his side.

[Verse: Homixide Beno!]
This part has a much more aggressive tone. He’s comparing himself to NBA player Shawn Kemp, known for his powerful dunks, which here means he’s dominating. “Shoot above the rim” suggests aiming high, but also has a double meaning about real-life violence. When he says “spin ‘em,” he’s talking about pulling up on enemies, possibly with guns. Calling 1-800-555-Homixide is like saying his gang is always ready for action. “Shoot at no legs” and “head-tap the boy” show they’re not playing around—they’re aiming to take people out for real. He says if someone disrespects or provokes him, he’ll take matters into his own hands. He’s got money (“bands”), and he’s willing to use it to settle scores. All the threats and flexing here are about showing power, fearlessness, and loyalty to his gang. It’s intense and paints a picture of the streets he’s coming from.

[Chorus: Homixide Meechie]
Here, he circles back to the same vibe—flexing wealth and team loyalty. He’s stuffing his jeans with money again, showing he’s constantly earning. The repeating lines make it feel like the hustle never stops. He keeps bringing up being with his boys, balling hard like athletes or superstars. The mention of “flintstones” in his ears points to big diamonds, probably with a raw, icy look. He repeats that the money is calling, like it never sleeps. The line about the rockstar lifestyle again highlights how fast-paced and high-profile their lives have become. “Rolling Stone” hints at being constantly on the move or living like legends. The diamonds are “flawless,” so everything he owns is top-tier. It’s all about wealth, loyalty, and nonstop motion with his crew. The vibe stays energetic, flashy, and confident, just like the first chorus, but with even more repetition to hammer it in.