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Cap anger Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part kicks off with a burst of frustration and tension, like someone already on edge. The artist’s shouting and warning vibe makes it feel like he’s in a situation where he’s tired of being disrespected or ignored. He’s telling someone—maybe a girl or someone trying to test him—that he already made it clear from the beginning to stay in their place. The repetition and aggressive tone set the mood for a no-nonsense, high-energy track.

[Verse]
Here, the artist dives straight into street energy. He’s calling someone out for looking at him like he’s not dangerous, warning that he’s not afraid to use a weapon. Someone else is too high or messed up to even react properly. He’s got so many powerful weapons or choices, he doesn’t even know which one to use. That “hot” feeling is like being restless, rebellious, and ready to cause trouble, just wanting to break rules and not follow anyone else’s path.

He throws in a joke about “Rodrick rules” like mocking someone who’s soft or follows rules, while he’s out here robbing people for their chains. He mentions someone named Li Twan getting caught up and ending up on the news, showing how fast things can go south. There’s a warning to be smart with your money, or you’ll get played. He talks about taking someone down a bad path—a dark road—where things get real and dangerous fast.

When he says “ammo giveaway,” he’s talking about being strapped and ready, maybe giving away bullets if someone steps wrong. He reflects a little, like all the stuff he’s been through makes him feel older than he is. His roots are in the trenches, and even his auntie is grinding and has goals. He talks about being down for gang activities, hitting the road for whatever needs to be done, and not tolerating assumptions—if you mess up, you’ll get left behind.

There’s car talk—fishtailing, blowing smoke, riding in a way that makes his whip feel like a boat. He’s from the real trenches and doesn’t need flashy videos to prove anything. He stays true to his hood and didn’t sell out. A girl refuses to leave even though she drove, so he makes her Uber home. He clowns someone by calling them a sunflower seed—small and weak—and calls out people jealous of his success.

He knows people talk behind his back, but he still finds out. He mentions being deep in the streets, where disrespect can get you taken out by a gun. There’s a kid on a green box, swinging his feet—maybe a way of showing how casual or naive people can be. Then he flips to flexing, like putting people on his beats, wanting a Supreme collab, and feeling like a vet in his all-black Nike Tech.

Then it’s back to action—talk of a heist, people trying to take shortcuts and avoid his crew, him being too high or above others to be bothered. He jokes about stripping someone’s car tires, or walking someone down while doing something as random as playing double dutch. If you try to sneak up or swing, he’s ready, and his jacket is a “banger,” meaning it’s stylish or possibly hiding a weapon. He’s riding in a big black truck, not a basic Jeep, and ends with a wild, chaotic feel—like someone hyped up, angry, and ready to fight anyone testing him.

[Outro]
Just pure rage and intensity, no holding back.