ADAM PAGE Lyrics – Westside Gunn

ADAM PAGE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Griselda crew shoutout, signaling signature style and energy.

[Verse 1]
Westside Gunn starts off painting a picture of street life, mentioning weapons and violence as a way of survival. He references Adam Page, a pro wrestler, using his name as a metaphor for flipping his enemies, just like how Page flips opponents in the ring. Then, he transitions into luxury, talking about fine dining and high-end fashion, emphasizing his wealth and status.

He makes it clear that no one is ahead of him, and because of jealousy, he always keeps a bullet in the chamber, ready for threats. He calls out fake rappers who don’t live what they rap about, reinforcing his authenticity. He reminds listeners of his past as a drug dealer, a path that led him to success. Then, he references an old project, *Hitler Wears Hermes 3*, suggesting he was on a dangerous mission at that time.

He talks about securing money and drügs, making sure everything stays in place. His lifestyle is now different—eating expensive wagyu beef while others struggle. He ends with a flex, comparing himself to Bishop (a character from *Juice*) and declaring that his status is too high for certain women.

[Chorus]
Stove God Cooks brags about his success and how he has completely outgrown his past struggles. He doesn’t want broke people mentioning his name, as they are no longer relevant to him. He highlights how wealthy he has become, saying he’s gone “crazy rich” and isn’t the same person anymore. His jewelry is so heavy that it physically weighs him down, symbolizing the level of success he has reached. The chorus repeats these points, reinforcing the idea that he has moved far beyond his old life and now operates in a different league entirely.

[Verse 2]
Stove God Cooks continues the aggressive and luxurious themes. He starts by warning enemies that his crew will keep attacking, even on weekends, making their world feel like Saturn—symbolizing constant spinning and chaos. Then, he talks about making millions and cutting off broke people because they weren’t contributing anything valuable to his life.

He reminisces about rapping in a trap-house mirror while selling drügs, highlighting his rise from the bottom. He mentions “foggy water bubbling,” a reference to cooking crack, and compares himself to hosting *106 & Park*, showing how his environment shaped him. His ambition was always high—he wanted a hundred bricks of drügs to make the summer profitable.

Now, he’s on a global level, traveling to cities like Dublin, Paris, and London, showing his financial growth. He’s so successful that he no longer follows the game’s rules—he controls it. He flexes by saying he’s rich enough to turn down tour offers and even jokes about gambling with aliens. He still has drug residue on designer oven mitts, a metaphor for his past still being connected to his present.

He asserts dominance, saying no one else can claim his expertise in the drug game. He ends by showing his power—his Louis Vuitton trench coat is so long it hides his weapon, but if needed, he’ll prove his strength.

[Outro]
The outro, spoken by wrestler Hangman Adam Page, fits the song’s aggressive and determined tone. It represents a mindset of taking what’s his by force, removing anyone in his way. He talks about seeking revenge, making sure his enemies lose everything, leaving only their pride in ruins. He mentions past obstacles but insists that delayed justice is still justice. The outro ties into the song’s theme of dominance—Westside Gunn and Stove God Cooks are unstoppable forces, and just like Hangman Adam Page, they will get what they want.