Bando Boyz Free 4 Lyrics – Kidd Keo

Bando Boyz Free 4 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Keo’s just hyping himself up, setting a wild party vibe.

[Verso]
Keo kicks things off bragging about how he’s making money fast and living life in the fast lane, even to the point of crashing if he has to. He’s rolling deep with his crew, who are always armed and ready. He’s back in the game, mixing his usual street style with a rock-n-roll energy. Girls keep hitting up his phone, and he’s always out in the city while others just talk big — he says he’s not afraid to shoot if needed.

He’s flashing guns (.44s), driving five sports cars, and carrying stuff that smells good — probably referring to drügs or cologne. He buys expensive things and flips them for more cash. He wants a girl for love, though he already has several who keep him warm. He’s signing contracts like a real boss, changing his game constantly like a chameleon. Girls think he’s attractive, and he’s signing deals just to pass time. His lines get a little graphic, showing off how he dominates women s*xually, saying he doesn’t mess with cheap ones, only the best.

Keo stays out in the streets, parked in a nice car, and says if someone talks too much, he’ll shut them down. He even hints that his cousin helps him set people up, showing he’s got eyes everywhere. He knows he’s good at what he does, but trouble still follows him. He then turns to a girl, teasing her about how long it’s been since she really felt something — implying he can give her more than others can.

He calls out girls for being cheap while he’s chasing money (cheese). Anyone who disrespects him will get dealt with. He’s got his hand on the gun, ready to fire if things get messy. He says he’s out doing missions with his boys and charges a lot to perform. He likes classy girls who dress in Polo and warns people to watch what they post on Instagram — you never know who’s watching.

Keo’s got no patience for haters and says his weapon (Draco) is ready, with a laser beam attached. He throws in a flex, saying it takes real skill to do things like he does. His team is full of killers and drug dealers — dangerous people but they’re winning. He’s got diamonds on his chest and ambition in his heart, steel in his hand, and is fully focused on his mission.

He talks about modifying his car with a new turbo. If the police catch him, he could end up in prison, but he’s confident — he never backs down. His flow is steady, not shaky. He makes money from people’s addictions and warns that betrayal brings bloodshed. He reps his gang (BB), says he doesn’t hang out with weak people, and keeps a big weapon in his stash spot. He’s always ready, with a checklist in his wallet for what needs doing.

Keo says he’s not into obsessive fans or fake people, even if they live in luxury. Now he prefers to dominate them. He admits his money is dirty — earned through trafficking. He’s cold and unapproachable, telling people not to touch him. He’s transporting heavy stuff (likely drügs) in boats, and girls call him cute names like “bebote.” If someone’s a threat, they throw them in the river, and Keo doubts they’ll survive.

He jokes about saying “next” to his ex, but now he might get her pregnant. He calls himself a flexing demon with a six-pack, comparing himself to Plex, a strong fictional character. He paints a picture of being rich and young, cooking up success — both literally in the kitchen and s*xually. He calls himself a gorilla when it comes to power and strength, and says his weight changes like Godzilla, hinting at big gains in money or muscle.

Everyone in his crew has a killer instinct — they’re dangerous, but they’ve reached the top. He looks down because he’s on a higher level. He says he can make it “rain,” not just with money, but also change your whole vibe or situation. He’s driving a flashy four-door car with wings, feeling like Rick Ross, a well-known rapper. His team only has winners — not fake girls like other people. He’s still making bangers with his crew and selling drügs too.

He gives a warning — if someone doesn’t show respect, they’re out. He reminds everyone that his style is original, not copied. Others copy him, but he stays undercover and quiet. Then it all ends with gunshot sounds, like a gang shootout, and he tells his enemies they’re finished. Keo stays dangerous and dominant through it all.

[Outro]
Ends with a hype shout and a beat tag to close strong.