MEMBERZ ONLY Lyrics – TERROR REID

MEMBERZ ONLY Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part sets a mysterious, almost eerie tone. It talks about two serpents meeting, which represents opposite forces like good and evil clashing. It hints at the idea of duality—how the world isn’t just black or white. Then it jumps into some sci-fi flavor, suggesting that humans aren’t the only intelligent beings around. The speaker believes that alien-like beings are living among us, blending in without us even realizing it. It’s like a mix of conspiracy theory and deeper philosophy.

[Verse 1: TERROR REID]
TERROR REID jumps in with a bold attitude, telling others to step aside while he speaks his truth. He mentions betrayal but shrugs it off, like he’s used to being stabbed in the back. “Memberz only” implies he’s part of a tight, exclusive crew, holding onto his money and power. He talks about flipping the switch—changing things up suddenly and unpredictably. The violent tone, like hitting someone in the chest or grabbing necks, shows he’s not to be messed with. He compares his fighting style to a sword, saying it’s detailed and fueled by energy or drügs. Despite the chaos, he feels powerful, even yelling from the studio while staying alert with his friend Dom. The random side comments and background talk make it feel like a chaotic session, like he’s venting freely with no filter. It’s all about asserting dominance, staying untouchable, and not being affected by others’ drama or weakness.

[Verse 2: Domsta]
Domsta jumps in talking about chasing money and not trusting middlemen, basically cutting out anyone who slows him down. He’s focused on leveling up and not letting others block his success. He raps with confidence, showing off his roots and loyalty to where he’s from. The reference to cars and guns adds to that street toughness, saying he’s not someone you can easily catch or mess with. The “hawk” line means he’s sharp and fast, and that trying to stop him is pointless. When he says “see the Blanco when you meet this Benny,” he’s implying danger—like if you cross him, you’ll be seeing white (Blanco, possibly death) when you get hit by his weapon (Benny). The whole verse gives off an “I’m real and I’m ready” vibe, like he’s done playing around and won’t back down for anything.

[Verse 3: TERROR REID]
Here, TERROR REID is saying he doesn’t need anyone—no friends, no support, just himself. He uses the deep sea as a metaphor for feeling pressure but also finding clarity or intensity down there. He blames others for turning him into someone cold and isolated, especially those who only come around for favors or money. He brushes off their greed and keeps his pain private. He talks about watching people from a distance, suggesting he’s always alert, possibly even paranoid. The “kiss of death” line is a way of saying he’s dangerous, even if he plays it cool. There’s a bitter undertone when he mentions something that made him mad recently, showing that the anger still lingers. He brings up Flavor Flav to show off a flashy style, but quickly switches back to talking about his mental struggles, like being trapped in a cold mindset and dealing with sleepless nights. Performing helps, but if he loses himself, he’s not afraid to start over and burn everything behind him.

[Verse 4: Domsta]
Domsta starts off saying he needs to stay high to keep his spirit and energy elevated. He’s been through so much that even if people tried to bring him down with heavy pressure, they couldn’t. He talks about hustling hard, selling small things over and over just to earn enough—real grind mentality. He doesn’t waste time with fake gestures like handshakes or punch clocks. Instead, he leads by example and turns hate into motivation. If people don’t like him for being direct, that’s on them. He hopes the next generation learns from what he’s doing and holds onto their values. He also calls out how society forces people to either play it safe or stay hungry, which he sees as messed up. Being broke and famous at the same time is part of that so-called American dream. He mentions carrying a weapon, showing he’s always ready to protect himself. At the end, he makes it clear—if someone crosses him, they’re not coming out clean. He’s here to take control, no apologies.