Broad Day Viewpoints Lyrics – Benny the Butcher, Black Soprano Family

Broad Day Viewpoints Lyrics - Benny the Butcher, Black Soprano Family



Read the full Broad Day Viewpoints lyrics by Benny the Butcher, Black Soprano Family and Fuego Base from the album A Friend of Ours 2 along with the music video, song credits, release information and other details about the song.

What's that noise?
Yeah, look

I'm tired of rappers and these places on these lists's
If you wanna put me anywhere, b!tch, put me in position
While you tryna make it go viral, I'm tryna make a difference
It's some n!ggas in my hood that ain't gon' make it, but they gifted

It's n!ggas dunking up the way that's better than Lillard
I woke up with a ten, went to bed with his sister
We got now, you n!ggas next still
If a brick of Fentanyl don't change your life, I bet you meth will

My plug in Hartford got the best deals
I go and buy one
He let me take two like a X pill
Everything that's on my neck real
You should invest still
Everything green like the Jets field

It's ironic my plug in Buff drive a Yukon
I couldn't get better rates if I had coupons
Fu*k with Ricky, n!gga, you gone
If I roll that window down, it ain't to pass the Gray Poupon

Put fifty grams on the sixty, still was too strong
We move on
Remember times was harder than a futon
How we got out them situations, boy, we need ovations
The only way you gon' be virtuous is having patience

Shoot till I hit something, I got nada aim
Still catch a jux if it's a lot of 'caine
It's BSF, it ain't no hotter gang
You n!ggas get paid to talk, but y'all rats, not Charlamagne

Ten P's, Tim Hardaway
I can hit you down the street
'Cause you ain't coming where my daughter lay
They go for twenty-one like Slaughter Gang
I can sell 'em whole or break it down and flood it like a water main

Introduced fent to a slow town
Somebody Narcan buddy, I don't know how
I think you put it in his nose
Rick, slow down
We can't leave our prints on s*it in case it go down

I see it now, we in oranges like "Go Browns"
Trading war stories, facing thirty-two like Jim Brown
'Cause I ain't making no sounds
That don't get you no crowns
You tried to dive in his story and cordon and y'all both drowned

I could middleman the girl, ain't got a lot of boy
the batch landed, feel like a kid that just got a toy
P.O. say I'm going back if I'm not employed
But I ain't never had a job, I'm like Martin boy

I used to walk right in your crib like Cole
Now I'm walking out the office with n!ggas like Hov
I shared the stage with that n!gga J. Cole
Out of concrete, the rose still grows, motherfu*ker, uh

You hear that?, yeah
These are the real Sopranos

About This Song

Through "Broad Day Viewpoints," Benny the Butcher showcases a rugged, lyric-driven style that highlights his transition from street life to the upper echelons of the music business. The song features deep introspection concerning his narcotics-dealing background, the harshness of urban survival, and the vital role that tenacity and endurance play.

Filled with sharp puns and allusions, the track drops names of athletes, media personalities, and hip-hop peers such as Damian Lillard, Tim Hardaway, Jim Brown, Charlamagne tha God, J. Cole, and JAY-Z.

At the beginning, Benny brushes aside internet clout and conventional rap list rankings, stressing that tangible progress and securing a better life outweigh empty accolades. Later in the piece, he looks back on his progression—moving from breaking into residences to performing alongside J. Cole and striking deals with industry heavyweights like JAY-Z.

A nod to *The Sopranos* wraps up the song, deepening the criminal underworld aesthetics and gritty street tales that have consistently shaped Benny's artistic identity.

Behind the Lyrics: Slang/Street Terms Glossary

Plug [Drug Culture]

A trusted drug supplier or dealer who provides illegal substances.

Brick [Drug Culture]

A large compressed package of illegal drugs, commonly referring to a kilogram of cocaine or another narcotic.

X pill [Drug Culture]

An ecstasy (MDMA) tablet, referring to a recreational party drug.

Plug [Drug Culture]

A drug dealer or supplier who provides drugs at favorable prices.

Fifty grams on the sixty [Drug Culture]

A reference to preparing or mixing 50 grams of a drug with a substance or quantity described as sixty, likely referring to drug potency or a street-level mixture.

Jux [Regional Street Slang]

A regional street term, particularly associated with New England, meaning to rob, steal from, or pull off a robbery.

’caine [Drug Culture]

Shortened street slang for cocaine, a powdered stimulant drug.

Ten P’s [Drug Culture]

Street terminology referring to ten pounds or packages of drugs, with the exact quantity depending on the local drug-trade context.

Fent [Drug Culture]

A shortened street term for fentanyl, a highly potent synthetic opioid.

Narcan [Drug Culture]

The brand name commonly used for naloxone, a medication administered to reverse an opioid overdose.

In oranges [Prison Slang]

A reference to wearing orange prison clothing, suggesting incarceration or being held in jail.

Middleman [Street Slang]

A broker or intermediary who connects buyers and sellers in an illicit transaction, potentially arranging a drug deal.

The batch landed [Drug Culture]

Street terminology indicating that a shipment or newly prepared supply of drugs has arrived.

Broad Day Viewpoints Song Credits & Production Details

Song Title Broad Day Viewpoints
Album A Friend of Ours 2
Singer(s) Benny the Butcher, Black Soprano Family & Fuego Base
Musician(s) Chup the Producer
Lyricist(s) Rick Hyde & Fuego Base
Featuring Rick Hyde
Release Date November 13, 2026
Language English

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Who is the singer of the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints'?

The song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' is sung by Benny the Butcher, Black Soprano Family and Fuego Base.

Who wrote the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints'?

The song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' is written by Rick Hyde and Fuego Base.

Who produced the music for the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints'?

Music of the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' is produced by Chup the Producer.

When was the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' officially released?

The song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' is officially released on November 13, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.

What album is the song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' from?

The song 'Broad Day Viewpoints' is from the album titled 'A Friend of Ours 2'.

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