Him Lyrics – PS Hitsquad

Him Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the rapper seems to set the tone for the song, expressing confidence and readiness. The mention of “Madara Uchiha” could be a reference to a powerful character from anime, symbolizing his own strength and dominance. The phrase “I might get six today” suggests he’s prepared for success or an intense day ahead. He asks for the volume to be turned up in his headphones, indicating he’s getting into the zone, ready to deliver his best. The phrase “leave all that s*it in there” suggests he’s focused on his craft and doesn’t want distractions. He briefly mentions “Sebz Beats,” the producer, and includes some hype sounds, emphasizing the energy of the track.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the rapper repeatedly asserts his dominance, saying “I’m him” to emphasize his importance and confidence. “Back of the ride with a thing” refers to having a weapon with him, hinting at a street-savvy, dangerous persona. He talks about scoring points, possibly implying his success in both street life and business—“three, four scored” likely refers to achieving goals or making moves. “JJ when the clients ring” suggests he’s always ready for work, possibly in a hustle or illegal trade. “I put ‘bine in the wind, I’m fly in the wing” refers to him rolling with a fresh mindset and being on top of his game, as ‘bine’ likely refers to mar!juana and ‘fly’ indicates being cool and untouchable. “Fresh kicks, I ain’t tying a string” is a flex about his style and wealth, while his “dreads swing” and the “gyal smile and grin” show his swag and attraction. “Gunman lost the firing pin” could suggest he’s got control of the situation, even when things go wrong. Throughout the chorus, he’s reaffirming his role as the top player, a person who’s untouchable and in control of everything around him.

[Verse]
The verse dives deeper into the rapper’s tough persona, sharing stories of street life and the risks that come with it. He starts by mentioning how he was out “slapping” (possibly referring to being involved in violence or hustling), and how others follow him because he’s “him.” The mention of “bare man on my ching” and “done a few nappings” suggests involvement in dangerous activities, like stabbing or kidnapping. He mentions “bake off with a ratchet,” referring to chilling with a weapon, and how a girl admires his dangerous lifestyle, even asking her to hold his gun. He talks about his luxury and toughness, such as wearing a “Jacket force” and boasting about his skills with weapons (“roll with a knife”). He mentions dealing with enemies on the streets, hinting at his violent past, and claims to be able to handle any situation. There are references to “YPB” (possibly a gang or group) and “poltergeist,” suggesting people who are ghostly or untouchable in the streets. He continues with more braggadocio, claiming to be able to take out anyone (“go blow at him”), and comparing the intensity of his actions to tanning someone with a sunbed, implying he’ll leave an impact. The line “I’m too gangster for a feature” shows that he’s not interested in collaborating with others, as he believes he stands out on his own. He ends by saying he’s always ready to act, even calling out the danger of needing a heater (gun) to stay protected, emphasizing the harsh reality he faces.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated to reinforce the rapper’s confidence and dominance. The lines stay consistent, continuing to emphasize that he is “him” and untouchable, whether he’s in the back of the ride, scoring points, or effortlessly handling his business. His fresh style and unbothered attitude show his superiority in his world, where everything he does is smooth and controlled. The chorus serves as a reminder of his unshakable confidence and dominance over his environment, both in street life and in his hustle.