4 The Gangsters Lyrics – SAINt JHN

4 The Gangsters Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]
[Chorus]
This part is all about power, confidence, and loyalty in the gangster lifestyle. It’s saying that money, women, and luck are naturally drawn to those who live this life. It also emphasizes that real gangsters never switch sides, meaning they stay loyal to their crew no matter what.

[Verse]
Here, SAINt JHN celebrates the rise from struggle to success. He toasts to gangsters, acknowledging their resilience. Crashing Benzes could symbolize living fast and recklessly. He talks about moving from the streets (“the trap”) to a luxurious life. He also mentions anxiety, showing that success doesn’t erase personal struggles. Women admire gangsters, and high-end brands like Hermès feel as common as Gap. He references a stripper he fell for, describing their connection and trust (she even holds his gun). He warns that life is unforgiving—no second chances. Cutting off “cancers” means removing toxic people. He believes he and others deserve recognition (“a plaque”). The last lines highlight his nonstop hustle, whether in cars or bikes, reinforcing his fast-paced lifestyle.

[Chorus]
Repeating the same lines strengthens the message of wealth, power, and unwavering loyalty in gangster life. It’s a reminder that in this world, you don’t back down or betray your people.

[Part II]
[Intro]
“Festival season” hints at excitement, wild partying, and living life to the fullest.

[Chorus]
This section describes indulgence and luxury. He compares a woman’s attractiveness to a fruity cocktail and flaunts his wealth by casually driving a Ferrari. He brags about being a great boyfriend, even winning over his girl’s mother. There’s a reference to street conflicts (“opps wiping the snot off her dad”), possibly implying violence. He flexes his riches, mentioning a million-dollar stash. A woman who’s never been with someone like him is now in his lap. He makes it clear that throwing money is nothing to him—his wealth is so vast that it covers basic expenses without a second thought.

[Verse]
Here, he plays with the idea of being “racist,” but in a provocative way. He’s not talking about discrimination but rather his specific preferences—different women for different things. He mocks stereotypes while saying he sees no color when it comes to beauty. Then, he shifts to a more aggressive tone, talking about sending people to “crash,” which could mean causing chaos or violence. He mentions being a plaintiff, hinting at legal trouble but still speaking in a coded way. He criticizes laziness, suggests he’s reckless with money, and brags about being dominant in relationships. He admits to being spiteful—getting revenge on a woman by hooking up with her friend or disrespecting another man by sleeping with his girl. He even wants twin sisters again, showing his excessive, indulgent lifestyle.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats to reinforce themes of wealth, status, and excess. It paints a picture of luxury, seduction, and effortless money. The carefree, flashy lifestyle is on full display—he’s making it clear that he’s living on a different level from most people.

[Outro]
This line suggests that once this song drops, it takes over everything. It’s so powerful and engaging that people forget whatever they knew before—it’s all about the moment and the energy.