Celine Lyrics – ‎OsamaSon

Celine Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, OsamaSon paints a picture of his life in a club or party setting, where he’s surrounded by luxury and danger. He mentions “leaving that chop,” likely referring to a gun (chopper), and how he stays armed and ready for anything. The line “they gotta play me, I lay with the chop” suggests he’s always prepared for conflict. He’s sipping something (possibly lean, a drink mixed with codeine), even after putting the cup down, which shows his addiction. When people say someone is “hot,” he’s quick to dismiss it, implying that others aren’t as impressive or dangerous as they think. The mention of “too many members in the spot” signals that he’s surrounded by his crew, all armed and ready for action. His luxury is also on display with references to Celine flip-flops and a lavish lifestyle, from his expensive jeans to his AMG car. The line “I need Van Cleef” suggests he’s after even more high-end jewelry. He’s aware of the violence around him, referencing “murder on the scene.” The repeated mention of “beans” points to his use of drügs to escape or enhance his reality.

[Verse]
In the verse, OsamaSon emphasizes his disregard for unnecessary things and his focus on making money. He mentions “racks on the table,” signaling wealth and financial success, and states that he’s going to keep making more money by purchasing “new heat” (likely referring to firearms) and “new sticks” (another reference to weapons). He seems to have a fearless, aggressive attitude, which is clear when he says, “you hear the flash? I think they dead,” referring to the sound of gunshots. The line “I’m out, did the KitKat” could suggest he’s moving quickly and decisively, possibly in a dangerous or criminal context. The “micro Drac’ got kickback” refers to a micro Draco, a type of small, powerful firearm, and the “kickback” refers to the recoil when it’s fired, suggesting he’s used to handling such weapons in intense situations. This verse showcases his violent, reckless lifestyle.