Pumpkin Patch Lyrics – BLP KOSHER

Pumpkin Patch Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus: Kodak Black]
In this part, Kodak is showing off his flashy lifestyle — his jewelry is shining, and he’s clearly proud of it. He’s making it clear he doesn’t mess with people he sees as below him, calling them “peons.” He remembers being locked up in juvenile detention with someone named Leon, showing he’s been through real things. A girl is acting wild and freaky around him, adding a weird, s*xual twist to the vibe. He keeps repeating how many times he’s said he doesn’t deal with low-level folks and always keeps changing his style to stay ahead.

[Verse 1: Kodak Black]
Kodak’s all over the place here, showing off fast cars and weird flexes. He’s moving fast, probably in a car, and someone’s girl is acting strange, maybe even caught up in something embarrassing. He compares people to cats, possibly calling them sneaky or soft. The car he’s driving is bright neon, and his chain is so flashy it stands out in a crazy way. He’s rolling with his crew (the “snipers”) and knows people are jealous of him, and he gets why. He doesn’t do a lot of talking — he just acts. He’s got a new Bugatti, some designer stuff, and his jeans are stuffed with money. He’s not worried about any threats from his enemies; whatever they’re planning, he says it’s not gonna work. He stopped taking Xanax but still takes Percs. A girl is rocking his merch, and she thinks it’s better than fancy brands. Somebody got killed, but Kodak says he doesn’t know anything about it, keeping it vague on purpose.

[Chorus: Kodak Black]
Kodak repeats the flashy theme again — shining jewelry, no time for people beneath him. He remembers being in juvenile detention with a friend, showing that he’s come a long way. The same girl from earlier is back with the same wild behavior, and he still finds it strange. He’s tired of fake people and tells them to level up — switch things up and evolve like he does.

[Verse 2: BLP KOSHER]
Kosher jumps in with his unique and wild style. He shouts out “Waterr” and “dreidel man,” probably playing into his Jewish identity in a fun way. He says he never expected to become a rapper. When he says “put a bag on your head,” he means placing a hit on someone. He talks about driving a candy-painted truck fast, throwing in humor with a line about not needing breath mints to save lives. He mentions a girl from his area who does freaky things, and references an ice cream man line, probably hinting at revenge or payback. He’s riding out with his people, cutting off bad habits “cold turkey” and now getting appreciation. His girl’s holding magazines, likely a double meaning for both fashion and gun mags. He mourns a friend who died and questions why police had to shoot — saying they could’ve used less lethal force. If he were in that situation, he says he’d have defended himself. He’s against killers and haters, and shouts out someone in jail who’s waiting to get out. They’re on the move and not wasting time.

[Chorus: Kodak Black]
Same chorus again — he’s staying flashy, not dealing with low-level people, and still reflecting on being locked up with Leon. The wild girl makes a return, and Kodak continues to push that he doesn’t stick around people who don’t keep up with his changing style.

[Outro: BLP KOSHER]
Kosher ends the track on a defiant note. He says they didn’t mess things up (“we ain’t fumble that”) and he’s demanding full respect, even saying he wants someone’s whole head, like he’s not playing games. Halloween reference ties into the song title “Pumpkin Patch,” hinting at leaving enemies behind like a Halloween prop. He makes it clear his rap isn’t mumble rap — he’s saying real stuff. He talks about his friend getting shot at, and how they returned fire way harder. He reps Florida hard, and when people try to peek under his hat, they’re curious about his identity. “Waterr” and his mention of Broward and Exit 42 close it out with a local shoutout and pride in where he comes from.