HOOK MAN Lyrics – Cochise

HOOK MAN Lyrics Meaning

[Part I: Intro]
In the intro, Cochise sets the tone by wondering why he’s always the center of attention or controversy, almost like he’s asking why people are focused on him so much. He goes on to brag a bit, saying he’s got women interested in him with ease, while calling out his haters as “weird” or “lame.” The Michael Beasley reference emphasizes his confidence and skill, comparing himself to a pro basketball player dunking over opponents—essentially saying he’s unbeatable and thriving.

[Part I: Verse]
In this verse, Cochise reflects on his success, mentioning he’s earned a “quarter mil” (a substantial amount of money) and declaring that he’s “him”—meaning he’s the one everyone should notice and respect. He’s proud of his accomplishments, with his mom reaching out to express pride as well, which he appreciates deeply. He talks about wanting something new every time he wins or achieves something, showing he’s constantly pushing for more. There’s a spiritual side, too, as he says he prays and believes God will come through for him. Cochise celebrates his recent earnings with a shout of “Hallelujah” and even switches his car just to surprise people. The verse has this sense of someone on the rise, enjoying his victories, and always looking for the next level.

[Part I: Bridge]
The repetitive sounds and beats in this part (“Grr”) work almost like an energizing chant, adding rhythm and vibe to the song. It’s a moment to build the energy without any specific lyrical meaning but adds a catchy, hype-building feel to the song.

[Part II: Intro]
In this intro, Cochise opens up about his loyalty to his son, saying he’s working hard every night to support him. This shows a personal and protective side, where he emphasizes his dedication to providing for his family. He also adds a line about self-defense, saying that even if he’s unarmed, he’d use whatever he has to protect himself or his loved ones. This part captures a mix of pride and a sense of responsibility as a father, with a hint of toughness.

[Part II: Verse 1]
Here, Cochise offers some advice, telling others to avoid risky behavior and focus on making money instead. He hints at the dangers of living recklessly, encouraging people to be smart with their lives. He also brings up his gratitude to Jesus, highlighting his spirituality. There’s also some bravado, with Cochise talking about his readiness to defend himself and praying daily. He feels surrounded by supporters or “his people” and challenges anyone questioning his success.

[Part II: Verse 2]
In this verse, Cochise talks about his strong bond with his crew, comparing it to the reliable grip of a Michelin tire—showing they’re tightly connected. He mentions how he doesn’t pay attention to criticism, and with the mention of gold on his neck and teeth, he’s flaunting his success and confidence. He talks about wanting to give his son a memorable Christmas, which adds a heartfelt side. Then, he jokingly says he’s “swimming in green” (money), and with a playful comparison to Shrek, he emphasizes just how much wealth he’s amassed. Finally, he boldly challenges anyone who doubts him, making it clear he’s ready to prove them wrong if needed.