3 Headed Savage Lyrics – BloodHound Q50

3 Headed Savage Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The producer tag and shoutout signal intense energy ahead.

[Verse: Big Opp]
This verse starts off with Big Opp and Q50 rolling in a stolen car, ready to attack their enemies. They “spin the block,” meaning they drive through rival territory looking for someone to target. If they see someone, they jump out and chase them down. He expresses deep hatred for his enemies, even joking that it feels like racism. He claims his gang, Bloodhound and Drench Gang, are fearless and always confront their rivals directly.

He mocks his enemies for not retaliating and calls them weak. He threatens violence, saying he’ll leave someone “brainless” if they try to take his chain. He compares his shooting to Kobe Bryant scoring 80 points in a game, implying he’s highly skilled. He describes his crew as reckless and unpredictable. They dress in black, heavily armed, and move in stolen cars. If they see their enemies, they don’t hesitate to start shooting.

Big Opp also mentions personal conflicts, like a girl cheating with him and getting beaten by her boyfriend. He disrespects her further by mocking her fashion choices, implying she’s low class. Overall, the verse highlights aggression, gang loyalty, street violence, and a total lack of fear or remorse.

[Verse: VonOff1700]
VonOff1700 keeps up the same violent energy, saying he’s always ready to attack. He compares himself to the cartoon character Peter Griffin, meaning he’s relentless. He brags about drinking lean and linking with his gang, showing that his lifestyle revolves around drügs and crime.

He threatens an enemy who disrespected someone named Mike, saying he’ll send him “to meet him,” meaning he’ll kill him. He even mentions being so violent that he’d attack a teacher or preacher, showing complete disregard for singerity.

He talks about a girl who was involved with his gang, but her boyfriend is unaware. He makes fun of someone for running away and compares himself to a beaver, meaning he hides in unexpected places before attacking.

When the police (“12”) try to stop him, he speeds away. He mocks his rivals for thinking they matter to him, but to him, they’re nothing. He mentions someone who talked too much and ended up dead. His little brother is eager to kill, and he encourages it.

The verse ends with him reinforcing his gang’s violent reputation, saying they always move in groups and are ready for action. The overall message is intimidation, fearlessness, and a commitment to gang loyalty.

[Verse: BloodHound Q50, Big Opp, VonOff1700]
This verse describes a shootout where the enemies tried to run but failed. They were falling and tripping, making them easy targets. The rappers proudly declare that one of their rivals was shot down, confirming a “man down” situation. They move as a group, with multiple people armed and ready to kill.

They ride through dangerous neighborhoods looking for enemies to attack. One of them gets a call about a potential target and rushes to the location. They don’t hesitate to take what they want, whether it’s money, weapons, or someone’s life.

They make it clear that they don’t care about consequences. One of them brags about switching guns on the same day he bought one, making it harder to trace crimes. He also states that he doesn’t wear a mask, meaning he’s so confident he doesn’t care if people see him commit crimes.

The violence continues with them ambushing someone in an Uber and shooting another person on foot. They mock a victim for trying to crawl away after being shot. The rapper emphasizes that he always takes action first, never hesitating in a fight.

The verse ends with references to fake peace talks, a fan getting caught in the violence, and an enemy who used to taunt them but is now dead. The message is clear: they are ruthless, and anyone who crosses them won’t live to talk about it.