Check Fox 5 Lyrics – Raq Baby

Check Fox 5 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone of the song, creating a tense and aggressive atmosphere. The artist is calling someone out, possibly an enemy, asking why they’re laughing, which suggests there’s conflict or disrespect involved. The repetitive sounds and ad-libs help build up the energy before the main verses start, making it feel like a warning or a call to action. It’s a way to grab attention and let listeners know that things are about to get serious.

[Chorus]
The chorus focuses on violence, retaliation, and street survival. The artist talks about carrying a gun (a “40”) and being ready to get his hands dirty, meaning he’s prepared for any confrontation. He mentions that even if it’s not the perfect moment, his weapon still works, showing that he’s always on guard. The reference to “two bones” suggests severe injury or even death, meaning the target won’t survive. “Lurking at night” indicates they are actively hunting enemies, making the streets dangerous. The line about checking the “45” (which could mean a news station or a gun) and seeing another enemy die suggests that violence is a regular thing in his world. The “high five to the face” line is a dark way of saying that someone was taken out directly. The chorus paints a ruthless picture of street life, where survival depends on being ready to strike first.

[Verse]
This verse dives deeper into the harsh realities of the artist’s life. He warns that messing with his crew is a death sentence, as enemies don’t get second chances. He admits to his mother that he’s involved in shootings, even though it wasn’t his original plan. The regret in his words shows that he didn’t intend to go this far, but once he started, he couldn’t stop, hitting his targets multiple times. He makes it clear that he doesn’t care about who gets hurt, because his enemies didn’t care about his own pain. The death of a close friend is weighing on him—he thought he’d be fine, but the loss still haunts him. He wishes he could undo the violent past but knows it’s too late.

The verse also talks about staying armed at all times, never being caught without a gun. He’s always on high alert, and when he sees enemies, he doesn’t hesitate to take them out. He brags about his ruthless nature, saying he’ll eliminate his opponents one by one. The reference to recording with “Joe the kid” suggests that he’s documenting his lifestyle, possibly through music. He also touches on relationships, saying he quickly moves on from women when they become annoying. He mocks those who try to copy him, saying they don’t have the resources or skills to do what he does. The verse wraps up with him acknowledging that people dislike him, but it doesn’t matter because they can’t change anything about it. This part of the song emphasizes the constant tension, paranoia, and fast-paced lifestyle that comes with being involved in street conflicts.

[Chorus]
The repeated chorus reinforces the same themes of violence and survival. The artist reiterates that he’s always prepared for danger, keeping his gun close and being ready for action. He describes the brutal reality of shootouts, how they result in severe injuries or death, and how killing an enemy is treated casually among his group. He emphasizes how dangerous the streets have become, with constant violence and bloodshed. The mention of sending “smackers” (hitmen or shooters) to take care of enemies shows that he doesn’t always have to get his own hands dirty—he has people who will do the job for him. The final line suggests that once someone is gone, they’re gone for good, with no coming back. The chorus drives home the ruthless and unforgiving nature of the environment he lives in.