Xd out Lyrics – 2hollis

Xd out Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone with a mix of aggression and emotional conflict. The artist acknowledges being trolled or criticized but warns others not to underestimate him. There’s a sense of defiance, as if he’s ready to fight back. Mentions of locations like East Bay and the East Coast could hint at personal experiences or a contrast between different places he’s been. The phrase “X’d out” suggests exclusion—maybe feeling like an outsider or cutting people off. There’s also a theme of pain and self-destruction, like when he talks about jumping off a roof and embracing pain. The migraine reference could symbolize mental struggles or stress caused by his lifestyle. The mention of features and delays hints at pressure in the music industry, while the “movie” comparison suggests his life feels both surreal and emotionally draining.

[Verse]
This verse is deep and chaotic, reflecting inner turmoil. The line about hitting the bullseye could mean he’s precise in his actions, but then he contrasts that with letting things rot—suggesting self-sabotage or giving up control. Breaking windows could symbolize rebellion, wanting to reclaim his own power. The mention of a cot and soul might hint at exhaustion, needing rest but being unable to find peace. Running through a field without stopping could represent being lost or overwhelmed. There’s also someone else in the picture, possibly a love interest, struggling with paranoia and substance use. The “box” could symbolize hidden secrets or trauma. LSD making thoughts uncontrollable shows a battle with reality, making it hard to focus or make sense of emotions. He rejects certain mindsets, relying instead on luck. Feeling stuck in a waiting room suggests impatience or being trapped in a cycle. He calls out someone for not caring and being blamed unfairly, comparing himself to a teddy bear—someone always there for support but not truly valued. The ending expresses frustration, feeling drained and having nothing left to give.

[Outro]
The outro keeps the song’s chaotic, rebellious energy. The reference to “smoking on my arm” could mean indulging in vices as a coping mechanism. There’s a mention of doing something before a show, possibly hinting at a ritual or habit before performing. “Kicking on the snow” could be a reference to drug use. The lines suggest a fast, reckless lifestyle, and the final line implies that associating with certain people comes with consequences.