Mo Chicken Lyrics – DaBaby

Mo Chicken Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
DaBaby kicks things off with his signature confidence. He lights up some weed, jumps on the beat, and says he tears it up so hard it becomes a masterpiece. He admits he hasn’t been giving his full effort lately, but now he’s back and ready to take over. There’s a wild, spontaneous moment where a woman wants him right there in the car, showing how intense and unpredictable his lifestyle is. Then he describes pulling up on people in a flashy car, hopping out, and owning the moment, showing off how he dominates any scene. He makes it clear that anyone who underestimates him is going to be proven wrong, and anyone talking trash will get exposed. He’s armed and ready, not just literally, but also in the sense of not tolerating fake loyalty or people playing both sides. He’s sticking with his crew and cutting off anyone against him, reminding us he used to hustle heavy on the north side.

[Interlude]
DaBaby hypes himself up here. He’s asking for people to say his name loud, calling himself the best, bragging about making money, and owning his spot at the top.

[Chorus]
Just like before, DaBaby flows with the same fierce energy. He lights up and gets in the zone, delivering lines with fire, turning the beat into something special. He admits he wasn’t fully focused for a while but says he’s back to reclaim his space. His lifestyle is still wild, with a woman throwing herself at him right in the car. He talks about pulling up, getting out, and instantly commanding attention—calling himself the coldest out. He’s not here for people forgetting him or talking crazy—he’ll remind them who he is and shut down the nonsense quickly. He’s got a weapon ready and says he doesn’t deal with wishy-washy people—if you’re not clearly on his side, you’re out. The ones who roll with his enemies are enemies too. And just like before, he reminds everyone that he used to grind hard every day in the streets, selling bags in his neighborhood.

[Verse]
DaBaby takes us into his past, talking about how he used to handle business. Back in 2012, it was simple—drop a location and the product gets to you. He was already living fast and wild long before fame. He never spent big on women or spoiled them; if he even paid attention to one, that was a big deal. He jokes that instead of paying for s*x, he’d rather give a lecture, showing he’s not about wasting time or money. He does respect some women though, especially the ones close to him. He takes a shot at men who don’t hustle like he does, saying if they did, they’d shine too. If someone close to you starts problems, both of y’all are in trouble—he’s not sparing anyone. He calls out fake rappers who pretend to be about that life, saying they’ve never really lived it. He keeps a weapon in the car, always ready. Meanwhile, he’s having wild fun, even if it’s rough on his partner. He jokes about her knees hurting from the carpet. Then he shifts to the club, saying his crew brought weapons and hopes the DJ isn’t playing peaceful music like Kendrick, because they’re ready for action. He calls out people who act tough only around their friends, saying they’d never step up solo. He says he’s been in real situations where he had to pull a weapon and make people get down. He’s seen the aftermath too—funerals and all. A lot of people just talk, but he’s lived it. Music is his thing, and when the beat drops, he knows exactly what to do with it—he owns it. He brags about having a different car for every day, but when it comes to rapping, he’d rather walk if it means dropping bars. He’s confident no woman will find someone like him again—if she loses him, it’s game over. People say he’s good-looking and smooth, but he shuts it down with his usual swagger—reminding everyone he’s the top rapper out.

[Outro]
Here, DaBaby wraps it up with more of that bold talk. He shuts down any doubt, calling himself the best rapper and making sure everyone knows who’s running things. He throws in a shoutout to BossMan Dlow while sticking with his signature style.