Chopstick Lyrics – Fredo Bang

Chopstick Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is mostly a vocal buildup and a sound pattern that sets the tone for the rest of the song. Fredo Bang gives a shoutout to the producer, “Simo Fre,” acknowledging the production’s impact.

[Verse 1]
Fredo Bang starts by showing his readiness to defend himself, suggesting that he might react violently if someone approaches him. He describes himself as unpredictable, but he’s also loyal to his crew. He mentions the importance of staying alert and cautious, comparing it to looking both ways before crossing the street. Fredo doesn’t trust other rappers, feeling like they mess with his energy. He also makes it clear that he’s not afraid of confrontation, even having people ready to back him up in Tennessee. He faces his enemies head-on without hesitation.

[Chorus]
The chorus focuses on Fredo Bang’s dark mindset, seeing violence and death as part of his reality. He talks about needing to clear his mind, likely referring to his struggles with staying focused and calm amidst chaos. The phrase “chopsticks, Lo Mein” refers to using weapons, and he ties it to his constant state of readiness, keeping his mind and actions in check. The repetition of “chopsticks” symbolizes his need to stay armed and prepared, with “Lo Mein” adding to the metaphor of keeping things controlled and in his hands, much like his violent lifestyle.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Fredo Bang talks about his power and influence, comparing his life to that of a zoo keeper—controlling things from behind the scenes. He references his money, likening it to the blue people (a reference to the “Blue Faces” or cash). Fredo also mentions not allowing drama over a woman, showing his disinterest in conflict caused by relationships. He uses the “chopper” as a metaphor for tossing people around, referencing violence. He also hints at not trusting people, even those close to him, like his baby mama, showing his paranoia and trust issues.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the same themes of violence and readiness. Fredo continues to mention “chopsticks” as a symbol of weapons, staying prepared for any conflict that may come his way. His mind is filled with thoughts of murder, a reflection of the dangerous environment he’s in. He keeps the focus on survival and control, repeating the metaphor of “Lo Mein” to highlight his need to maintain order in his chaotic life. The repetition serves to reinforce the dark tone and the constant presence of violence in his world.