MM GANG Lyrics – Trippie Redd

MM GANG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Trippie Redd is saying that if someone doesn’t support or respect “Evil Empire” (likely a reference to his group, brand, or a producer), they’re weak or fake. It sets the tone for the song, making it clear he’s only rocking with his loyal people.

[Chorus]
Trippie is flexing his wealth, lifestyle, and status. “Double M gang” likely refers to his crew or movement. He mentions expensive things like a Bentley Mulsanne and designer brands (Chanel and Rick Owens). When he says people are “jelly” (jealous), he’s bragging that others envy his success. The “sandwich” line is just playful wordplay. He also dismisses the idea of “saving” women, comparing himself to Clark Kent (Superman) but saying he’s not here to be a hero. Despite the recession, he still has money (“the bag”) and protection (“the mag” – a gun). The last line shows that some people just want to enjoy life, even if it’s reckless.

[Verse]
Trippie starts by hyping up a woman’s dancing and movement. “Smoking that gas” refers to getting high, and “doing the dash” means speeding, both in a car and metaphorically in life. He acknowledges that some people might be mad at him, but he doesn’t care. The mention of a new electric Lamborghini is another flex. Then, he talks about correcting those who are wrong, implying that he handles his business and doesn’t tolerate disrespect. The “new slaves” and “chains” line likely refers to expensive jewelry and how materialism controls people. The “choppa’ll bless you” is a metaphor for gun violence, saying that if necessary, he’ll handle problems. The rest of the verse is energetic, hyping up the party atmosphere and women dancing.

[Chorus]
Just like before, this section is all about flexing wealth, women, and dominance. He repeats the themes of expensive cars, designer fashion, jealousy from others, and not saving anyone. The line about the recession emphasizes that, no matter what, he’s still making money. The mention of a gun reinforces the idea of power and respect. The last line brings back the idea that some people just want to live life freely, without worries.

[Outro]
Trippie ends the song by repeating the idea that some people just want to live freely, enjoy life, and not stress about the future. “Evil Empire, laughing all the way to the bank” is a final flex, showing that he’s making money regardless of what anyone thinks.