Exposing Me Lyrics – EBK Jaaybo, VonOff1700

Exposing Me Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: EBK Jaaybo]
This part is just him saying straight up that someone died and it’s all true, no stories being made up. He’s shouting out some names and showing confidence, like he’s ready for whatever’s next.

[Verse 1: EBK Jaaybo]
Here, he’s talking about how everything he’s saying really happened — no fake stories or exaggerations. He shares moments from jail, like punching someone named Zay and how people get scared inside. While others were getting into cars, he was still handling his business, showing he stays active and alert. He mentions someone named Day Day who couldn’t pay bail, showing how tough things get for people around him.

He talks about exposing people on music, meaning he’s revealing truths about those he used to be close with but now doesn’t trust. He’s into taking action, hitting certain areas where rivals hang out, doing “that one dance” which is like a way of showing respect or marking territory, while calling out others who don’t have real moves or skills.

He shares stories of chasing Lil Boog down the street, not because he hates him, but because he’s from a rival group. Then he recalls punching Nano and making him face consequences, showing his influence and control over situations. He points out how different crews have beef and he doesn’t back down, ready to use force if someone messes with his people.

There’s talk about others he’s connected to, like Benzo and Waunte, and how he’s involved in serious fights, putting weapons on people if they cross lines. He also mentions a nickname “Draks” and how he’s taken action on some enemies. He drops names like Maxx and D Money, showing respect to those he’s been through stuff with and revealing harsh moments like fights and shootings.

He admits to carrying weapons and using them when needed, describing how he can shoot and keep going. He talks about trust and loyalty, telling people to watch how he handles business. He calls out fake gangsters and says he doesn’t just talk but acts. He remembers victims and enemies who got caught up in this life, making it clear this is dangerous and real.

He also talks about personal struggles like feeling different from drügs and losing friends. He calls out people who died in ways he doesn’t respect and stresses that being part of this life takes earning respect, not just luck. He reminds listeners he’s been active for years and has people close to him who are like family.

Lastly, he warns about fake stories and fake people, and makes it clear that he and his crew are the real deal in their world, not just talking but living the life.

[Verse 2: VonOff1700]
VonOff1700 starts by saying he and his crew go to enemy blocks ready for conflict, always carrying weapons. Since he was young, he’s been involved in serious fights, showing he’s been in this dangerous lifestyle for a long time. He tells a story about someone trying to get home from court but getting attacked, showing how unpredictable and violent things can be.

He talks about never leaving the house without his weapon, proving he’s always prepared. He says only real people who have been through the same experiences with him are trusted — if someone hasn’t been on missions or stolen with him, they’re not official. He mentions trying to “cook” someone on an enemy block but without a stove, meaning he’s ready to do something serious even without all the tools.

He tells people to stop talking trash and to come face the consequences instead. He describes a moment when someone tried to run but got shot at, showing that running won’t save them. VonOff1700 points out how some people think he won’t fight because he has money now, but that’s not true.

He also talks about someone trying to attack him but failing because he was prepared, and that person got hurt instead. He calls out fake gangsters who snitch on their own friends, showing betrayal happens in this world too. He doesn’t respect people who just post weapons online but don’t actually use them. Finally, he calls out someone named Woo who talked big on a song, and that talk led to his friend getting hurt, showing the dangers of talking too much.