2-Double-O Dash Lyrics – Chuckyy

2-Double-O Dash Lyrics Meaning

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Chuckyy starts off talking about the first time he shot a gun, saying it was intense and nearly fatal. It shows how wild and serious things got from the jump. He describes being in stolen or “hot” cars and jumping out with weapons, ready to use them. He mentions someone getting hit while swerving, showing how fast things can go bad in that lifestyle. The line about the Glock 20 giving “hiccups” is his way of saying the gun’s powerful enough to shake things up or stop people in their tracks.

He gives a shout-out to his Glock like it’s a close friend, someone that always has his back. Then he throws shade at people pretending to be tough or repping a crew they never actually did anything for. He finds that fake and ridiculous. He talks about how he and his crew have leveled up, meaning they’re doing better, probably financially and status-wise, and that hanging out with them isn’t something just anyone can do.

Next, he mentions wanting flashy jewelry with rose gold and green-faced watches, flexing his taste and status. He says he already has moissanite, a diamond alternative, and it still makes him feel like he’s got money. He also makes it clear he’s not interested in people offering him custom jewelry through DMs – he doesn’t see value in it. While he’s in Chicago (the “Raq”), he says sometimes he’s just chilling. If he gets bored, he might do something random like go fishing – a calm contrast to the rest of his hectic lifestyle.

He gets right back into action though, saying he still doesn’t care and is doing illegal stuff like driving stolen cars, while casually eating from a popular food spot like JJ’s Chicken. He brings up a new car one of the younger guys in his circle upgraded, even though the back window isn’t in – showing it’s more about speed and action than appearance. Then he casually says if someone acts tough, he’ll pop a pill and bring out a powerful gun, referencing a “TEC” he got from someone named Kenny.

The bullets in his gun don’t have a specific target – they’ll hit wherever, even during red lights. He brings up how dangerous things are, saying people have been shot and paralyzed and that even God can’t save them. Then he shares something personal – his sister is having a kid young, and by the time he’s 21, he plans to have a child too.

He brags about his lifestyle, switching between a Hellcat and a Mercedes and not caring if he’s wearing a ski mask. He doesn’t hide his identity anymore. He remembers the first time he shot someone, being young and unprepared. Now he’s riding fast, with “two double-o” on the dash – a nod to speed and adrenaline.

He says he doesn’t show off guns on social media anymore because he’s moved on to performing on stage and making real money. Every morning he wakes up to cash. He calls out fake gangsters, labeling them corny, and says making money every day matters to him even if it’s just a little. He’s leveled up financially, too – even the women are all over him now.

Chuckyy also makes fun of guys he thinks act feminine, like sipping sweet cocktails. He sticks to his own vibe – sipping lean, a strong mix with codeine, and reposado tequila. Sometimes he just wants to be left alone, turns off his phone, and disappears – either to make music, go on tour, or hook up with someone. He calls out rappers who’ve copied his style and says they’re faking it.

He talks about getting paid through promotions – checking his bank account daily and seeing it overflow. He flexes about making $10,000 before noon just from promotions. He mentions driving a Jailbreak (a powerful Dodge model) and messing up a Lamborghini Urus on the road – wild, fast, reckless stuff. Finally, he ends on a hard note, saying they get things done, no games – when his crew shows up, people end up hurt or worse.