Hellcat Lyrics – LX, Bonez MC

Hellcat Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Manfred Lehmann]
The young rebels drive American cars to stand out from everyone else.

[Part 1: Bonez MC]
Bonez starts off showing how dangerous and wild his world is—he’s carrying a loaded gun and says people around him are mentally unstable. He mentions sipping cough syrup and enjoying simple meals like buttered spaghetti, mixing serious street life with casual details. Blocking someone’s mom on WhatsApp adds humor and cockiness. He compares his bold attitude to his loud, roaring car. Under pressure, he turns to flashy s*x and jewelry. He rejects the idea of being a Robin Hood-type and instead identifies with a character like Captain Hook, who keeps what he takes. He’s throwing money in clubs, living big, calling out those he sees as beneath him. His car is wrapped in bright purple, and though parts of his verse are unclear, he stays loyal to 187 Strassenbande until the end.

[Hook: Bonez MC]
Bonez rides through in a Hellcat with trouble in the backseat—symbolic for the demons or issues he carries. He flaunts his brand-new, flashy Day-Date watch and overall appearance. Despite the luxury, he’s still surrounded by rough realities, like addicts reflected in his success. His child’s mother wants to move away, but he’s staying because he truly loves street life. Even with millions, he wouldn’t leave. People genuinely like him, and he jokes that he’s getting fat from sipping codeine and eating too many burgers.

[Part 2: LX & Bonez MC]
LX and Bonez are bragging about their style—people love their sneakers, their haircuts, and the diamonds on their watches. They wear only real stuff and spend nights out touring. A girl wants to talk again, but they’re done entertaining old stories. He talks about the feel of his luxury leather, showing he enjoys the details of high-end living. Some lines are unclear, but the point stays strong: they’re bold and flashy. Bonez turns away from people because his outfit is loud and attention-grabbing. They’re fearless, out on the streets, while others stay scared at home. He warns others to be careful, or he might hit them—he’s been hustling long before others were even born. They mock old, dusty cars and say you’ll never be fast or smart like a Roadrunner—you just don’t measure up.