Outter Space Pickleball Lyrics – BLP KOSHER

Outter Space Pickleball Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: BLP KOSHER & BabyTron]
This part is paying tribute to some close people they’ve lost, like Jew Shiesty, Charmane, and Chris. The line about 911 and pickleball is a playful way of saying the rap game is about to get intense, almost like a wild match. Sh\*ttyBoyz and Dog\ Militia are shoutouts to their crews, setting the tone with pride, loyalty, and a little chaos.

[Verse 1: BLP KOSHER]
This part is full of clever, aggressive bars. He talks about money tied to crime, where even dirty money still pays out. He compares shooting someone to putting holes in shoes like a K-Swiss sneaker. There’s a reference to JFK’s assassination when talking about attacking enemies, showing how brutal it can get. He brags about getting away with serious stuff before even the next GTA game drops. There’s also a wild image of being mentally off but still living it up in a spaceship, ending with a name-drop of “Dreidelman,” tying back to his Jewish identity while showing he’s constantly changing his style or energy.

[Chorus: BLP KOSHER & BabyTron]
Here, they’re flexing hard. BLP is saying he’s getting rich for real, and his car game is strong, but now he’s leveling up, like steering a boat instead. He jokes about someone being so into him, they worship him. He and Tron play pickleball in the studio, meaning they’re just vibing and making music. His jewelry dances when he moves, and he’s got swagger all over. There are no rules in their world — they hustle however they want. He mentions a relative who can’t be trusted around drügs, and Cudi is the guy pushing product and making money. BLP avoids certain drügs ’cause he doesn’t trust what’s in them. He talks about dodging the law, running with the goods, and compares his teamwork with Tron to a pick and roll in basketball. There’s also a brutal image of close-range violence, comparing it to a porn scene, and a nosebleed after a fight. He mentions being tempted by perks (pills), feeling like he’s got a future but still uncertain, and shows how far he’s come — from eating cheap canned food to now having fancy raw dishes like crudo.

[Verse 2: BabyTron]
Tron kicks off by saying people should stop copying and just be themselves. When he’s with his crew, it’s serious — like wrestling with heavyweights. He references shooting skills and sneaking weapons into tight spaces. Being a champion means he wears gold proudly, and he’s got dangerous ammo that’ll make people duck for cover. He started off basic like a Sierra Mist, but now he’s pure “Coke” — stronger, more valuable. He won’t get caught slipping like Pop Smoke did, meaning he moves carefully. He compares himself to a gangster version of himself and warns people that Cudi, his homie, cooks up strong stuff, not food. When he puts on his hoodie, it’s serious — someone’s about to get hurt, like a prison-style warning. The school bell ringing is a metaphor that it’s time for action. His younger homie moves slick, even faking self-checkouts. His whole look, even down to his socks, is shiny and armored like a robot, showing he’s cold and ready for anything. He says his heart is literally pumping hard, but he’s always on a tight clock, so he’s not wasting time.

[Verse 3: BLP KOSHER]
He brushes off girls who mess with enemies and focuses on performing live. He’s hyped up, not on pills but still energized. He’s surrounded by women and carrying serious firepower — calling his gun an “antelope Drac” with a drum, and comparing the sound of shooting to playing a bongo. He used to hunt enemies before they even revealed where they were, showing he was always ahead. His pickleball reference turns wild, saying he hit so hard, it flew into space — a flex on his power. He says someone got shot trying to act tough and the gun tore him up badly. He ends by saying he and Tron will handle their business — no mercy.

[Verse 4: BabyTron & BLP KOSHER]
They’re showing off how far they’ve come. From Broward County to Michigan, they’ve made noise across the country. Nobody used to pay attention to their music, but now they’re finally being heard. He didn’t have flashy diamonds before, but now they shine bright. He doesn’t deal with fake people who act shady — calling one guy a “HoneyBaked Ham” for being a snitch. The moment BLP met Tron, he knew rap was serious and something he’d never give up. Now he’s fully in the zone, confident, and completely locked into his moment.

[Chorus: BLP KOSHER & BabyTron]
Again, they go back into that same confident groove. BLP’s wealth is growing fast, and his driving skills match his hustle. He makes a wild joke about someone being obsessed with him. They play pickleball while making music — a fun metaphor for balancing competition and creativity. His jewelry moves as he dances, and their crew doesn’t follow any rules. He warns about family members who might mess up their drug business, talks about people around him flipping packs, sipping lean, and making fast money. He avoids drügs laced with fentanyl, and recalls risky moves like running from cops. He and Tron make a perfect duo, comparing it to a basketball play. Close-up attacks get deadly, and he throws in dark humor about nosebleeds and violent scenes. Pills tempt him, but the future feels far away and unknown. He ends by saying his lifestyle has changed big time — from cheap canned food to luxury meals, proving he’s really leveled up.