BOSSUPPPP Lyrics – Che

BOSSUPPPP Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]
This part talks about finishing what they started, like completing a mission or goal. The artist mentions mixing a drink with molly to get energized. He just caught an enemy and things got intense. He was hanging out with a friend named Xav on the block, and there’s a young girl ready to protect with a gun. He says he’s serious about what he’s doing, swearing on his dad, showing how committed he is. He refuses to quit or fail, always aiming to “boss up” and rise higher. Like a plug who provides the goods and gets things going, he’s determined to stay strong and never go out sad or defeated. He’s confident, stepping out in expensive Gucci socks and sandals, showing off his wealth and style. People call him the boss, and he feels he’s always been in control. His life is expensive and flawless, with no mistakes in how he lives or what he wears. His flashy wristw*tch isn’t just ordinary; it shows his success. Others get jealous or upset because he’s rich and winning while they’re losing. He’s got people watching his back in the dark and women who are confident and carefree. His brother tells him to ignore the law and cops, showing they live by their own rules. He’s ready to defend himself, with plenty of firepower. There’s also a raw, explicit side to his lifestyle involving relationships. He’s living his life like a movie, but off-camera, meaning he’s real, not just for show. When women act loyal to fans or groupies, he doesn’t tolerate it. He’s constantly counting money, focused on his grind. He recalls how he didn’t care about school and avoided trouble, and he’s wary of people who might try to betray him by messing with his rivals. Things can get dark and dangerous in his world. The phrase “REST IN BASS” is like a shoutout to someone who passed or a way to honor those who aren’t around anymore, ending with a confident laugh.

[Part II]
[Intro: DJ Rennessey]
This part is like hyping up the scene, calling out that this is “rockstar” style with powerful bass music. DJ Rennessey is pumping up the energy, encouraging everyone to get loud and turn up the party. The phrase “REST IN BASS” is repeated with laughter, making it feel playful but intense.

[Chorus]
Here, the artist compares himself to Macho Man Randy Savage, a famous wrestler known for his boldness and power. Saying he’s like Savage means he’s strong, fearless, and ready to fight. “Cooking a opp block” means he took control over his enemy’s area or defeated his rivals hard. The line about “panties” is slang showing how he dominates his opponents so badly they’re left weak or embarrassed. Putting the opp block on a canvas means he’s marking his victory clearly, like painting a picture of his success. The energy is full of confidence and aggression, showing he’s a boss who doesn’t back down and leaves his mark everywhere he goes.

[Verse]
In this verse, the artist talks about wanting to have fun and relationships with wild, confident women, calling himself a s*x symbol. He mentions wanting a redhead named Black Widow, which hints at a dangerous or seductive woman. Taking off his sleeve like Jeff Hardy refers to a wrestler known for his unique style and toughness, meaning he’s ready for action. He talks about his friend Hunxho having a TEC, a type of gun, ready for any enemy. This shows they are prepared to defend themselves at any moment. He says he can’t trust or love women easily because they’re everywhere and not loyal. He also calls out someone’s life as fake or a rip-off while boasting about wearing expensive Nike gear. He’s with strong, loyal friends compared to big dogs, and his weapon “bites” like a fierce dog, scaring and making enemies run away. The whole verse mixes toughness, loyalty, and street life with swagger and style.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the artist’s comparison to Macho Man Randy Savage, highlighting his power and dominance. Saying he “cooked a opp block” again shows he defeated his rivals and took over their space. The line about panties shows how badly he’s beaten them, making them weak or embarrassed. Putting the opp block on a canvas means he’s making his victories visible and unforgettable. The chorus is loud, confident, and aggressive, showing he’s in control and not afraid to show it. The repeated phrases and laughs add to the hype, making it clear he’s proud and unstoppable.