Have It Lyrics – DD Osama

Have It Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s letting everyone know he’s back and still active, disrespecting his enemies who’ve passed away.

[Chorus]
He’s talking about letting someone think they can run, then hitting them with gunfire once they try. When bullets start flying, the enemies panic and scatter. Three of them got shot, one seriously in the bladder. He tells his friend Dudey to take action, and knows he’ll do it right away. He keeps mentioning how he smokes on his dead enemies, showing he doesn’t care and is emotionally numb to the loss. He lists names of people who died — Nu, Rah Rah, and MDotty — saying how each was taken out, one even from just a shot to the leg. His crew wants to go looking for revenge, so he gets them a black truck to ride in. They’re all armed with automatic weapons. Someone tried to get close to him, possibly to cause harm, but failed. There’s talk of getting caught up in legal trouble, but he managed to post bail. He flexes that girls know he’s got money, and the rivals never actually do anything to hurt him. Even when his close friend died, people laughed, but he just stayed cold, even jokingly rubbing his stomach when someone else got hit.

[Verse]
He’s trying to stay out of trouble by buying a house and laying low, but people keep bringing his name up. Some claim he’s never done anything real, but he pushes back, saying he’s the one supplying weapons for his group. He talks about how when you get money, you should switch up your lifestyle and level up, which he did. He calls himself a provider — someone who looks out for his people. He knows people say he promotes violence, but he doesn’t even need to do the shooting himself anymore. He can just make a call to Boogie, who will handle things, with others ready to back him up. His crew is aggressive and ready to take people out. He warns others to get out of the way when his shooters are around. He says he bought guns before he ever bought flashy things like a chain, showing where his priorities were. Even if it’s raining or bad outside, he’ll send someone to handle business without hesitation.

[Chorus]
He repeats the same story of catching someone trying to run and then going after them hard. Again, he describes the enemies getting hit — including one in a painful spot like the bladder. His guy Dudey will always follow through if asked. He keeps disrespecting the dead from the rival side, saying it doesn’t mean anything to him anymore. He recalls people who were killed — Nu, Rah Rah, and MDotty — as if to keep score. When his crew wants to ride out, he gets them a black truck so they can roll together. Everyone’s carrying heavy weapons, ready for anything. Someone tried to come at them but didn’t succeed. There’s still legal pressure, but he got out on bail. He talks about how girls know he’s got money, and again repeats that his enemies haven’t done anything serious to him. Even when someone close to him died and people made jokes, he kept his cool — even mocking the situation when another rival got shot.