OUTLANDER Lyrics – Westside Gunn

OUTLANDER Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone with a casual yet urgent vibe. It feels like a callout, as if someone is trying to get another person’s attention, possibly to discuss something important or intense.

[Verse 1]
Westside Gunn starts by calling himself the greatest since Master P, emphasizing his success in the streets, particularly in drug dealing. He dismisses other rappers who pretend to be real, calling their act “blasphemy.” He refers to selling high-quality drügs (“a kilo with no steps”), meaning pure product, and warns that stepping out of line in his world has consequences. He flaunts his wealth with mentions of luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and WOO Dunks. Gunn then gets personal, recalling the death of his associate ChineGun, whom he kissed in the casket, showing deep respect and sorrow. He talks about violence in broad daylight, making it clear he’s not afraid of confrontation. He also references his time in prison and his stylish all-black Prada outfit while on a mission. Even though this lifestyle is dangerous, he admits he still engages in it, almost like he can’t escape it.

[Interlude]
Here, Gunn expresses frustration with other rappers, feeling like they aren’t on his level. He dismisses them as not even worth his time and says he’s completely focused on himself. The phrase “I’m on my own d!ck” suggests extreme confidence—he’s hyping himself up because no one else matches his skills or authenticity. He mocks his critics, making it clear that he’s unimpressed with their work.

[Verse 2]
This verse is filled with imagery and metaphors. He mentions “three different colored roses,” possibly symbolizing death, loyalty, or the different aspects of his life. “Back-to-back with the blowers” suggests being armed and ready for anything. He compares himself to Moses, a biblical reference implying leadership and power. Wearing Vetements, a high-end fashion brand, further showcases his wealth. The Rowdy Roddy Piper reference ties into wrestling, suggesting he has a strong grip on his competition. The mention of a MAC-12 gun and fake dreadlocks hints at disguise and calculated action. The night feels dangerous, and he metaphorically buries a flight jacket, possibly symbolizing getting rid of past struggles. He even claims he was Jesus Christ in a past life, portraying himself as someone legendary and untouchable.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the phrase “I’m on my own d!ck,” reinforcing his confidence and self-reliance. It’s a final statement of dominance, letting everyone know that he doesn’t need validation from anyone.