Cookin With John Lyrics – Channel4mark, DEE GLOKK

Cookin With John Lyrics Meaning

[Verse: Channel4Mark]
In this part, he’s basically talking about how his crew may have taken losses, but he’s still focused and ready to move. He calls out people who speak on his friend Tray even though they’ve never really done anything serious in the streets. He points out how some guys brag about sliding but only carry a weapon for show. He’s saying he’s someone who actually gets active, not just talks. He warns others not to get caught slipping in traffic because he and his crew move fast and aggressively. When he says to pick up your legs, he’s talking about how quickly things can go bad for someone. He mentions his homie who drives during these situations while he prepares to handle the rest. He’s tired of hearing the same names being dissed, almost like the disrespect is repetitive. He brings up how some of the guys claiming to be tough haven’t done anything real, so it confuses him why they even bring his name up. He lists a few people he’s “smoking,” showing he’s responding to disrespect with disrespect. He describes getting close to enemies, hanging out the window, and pulling up directly if someone leaks their location. He also mentions how his crew doesn’t use basic guns—they modify weapons to make them more dangerous. When he says cropping someone out like a picture, he’s talking about taking someone out completely, like deleting them from the frame.

[Verse: DEE GLOKK]
Here, he starts by saying that if anyone has an issue, they can simply send a location and meet face-to-face. He explains how he and his people usually move—three deep in a car, ready to confront whoever they’re looking for. Parking and jumping out on foot is extremely risky, almost like volunteering for trouble, which he acknowledges. He mentions needing to stay clear-headed because they’re heading into a dangerous area. He tells someone to stop talking about Tray unless they’re actually putting in work, basically calling them out for being all talk. He calls one guy an older rapper who’s still pretending, saying he himself is still throwing shots even in his twenties. He talks about wanting a new weapon that hits just like the last one, and describes how he’d handle an enemy shooter—quick and aggressive. He brings up people from the other side who passed away, pointing out how some died from overdoses or were betrayed by their own crew, which he uses to mock them. He mentions disrespecting one rival at his gravesite and beating another older guy who at least stood his ground. Anyone appearing in their opps’ music videos doesn’t get a pass either. He explains how someone survived an attack only because they jumped into the back seat and how another person was killed because he didn’t react fast enough. He talks about how he’ll gladly ride in the back of the car to use the switch, and how one of his guys returned from a mission missing a single bullet, and he plans to claim the unused one. He describes carrying a heavy gun that makes people shake and how his Glock can make someone “dance,” meaning react from getting hit. He mentions a woman who reacts quickly when she sees money, and says there are plenty of dead people on the opposing side, so he wouldn’t want to be part of their group. He explains that whenever they’re sliding, anything suspicious gets them parking and preparing. He describes being flanked by his homies CMurda and Little Mark, all ready to send someone “to God.” He finishes by saying they’re basically sponsored by Glock because of how much they use and customize them.

[Outro: Channel4Mark]
He ends by reminding everyone that his crew may have taken losses, but he’s still active. He calls out people speaking on Tray without real experience and mocks rivals who talk tough but run. He shouts out his team, dismisses the other side, and signs off by saying he’s “cooking with Kanye,” meaning he’s in his zone and feeling unstoppable.