PB&J Lyrics – Ken Carson

PB&J Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just a hype shoutout to start the track.

[Chorus: Ken Carson & Homixide Beno!]
He’s sipping lean, which makes his drink purple and slows him down, like moving in slow motion. He’s trying to win or succeed, but feels like others are blocking him. He doesn’t go to clubs unless he can carry a weapon, showing how serious and cautious he is. He’s driving a luxury two-door Rolls-Royce and flexing designer jeans from 2016. He calls himself dangerous and keeps a gun hidden. If someone crosses him, it could cost them a lot. He plays sneaky, possibly setting people up behind the scenes. The heavy bass in his music is intense. He only pays himself, showing how self-focused he is. “Double O” and “YVL” are his affiliations, and he proudly reps Homixide Gang, hinting that they bring chaos or violence wherever they go.

[Verse 1: Ken Carson & Homixide Beno!]
He’s warning people to watch how they act around him or his crew. His younger people are always ready to handle business, even violently. They don’t follow rules, just chasing respect and reputation. He’s looking forward to one of his close people getting out of prison. He drinks a lot of lean to the point it messes with his ability to function. When he mentions “smoke,” he means conflict, not weed, and says others don’t really want it. He made money super fast—so fast it’s like he’s racing Sonic. He ends it showing off his status by taking cool photos with his girlfriend, saying they make a powerful, stylish couple.

[Verse 2: Homixide Beno!]
He talks about taking his girl on an overseas trip, and now she claims she loves him, but he’s unsure about her intentions. He’s carrying lots of “blue” cash and doesn’t need a regular wallet. He wears expensive Goyard items every day. He drives a Maybach that bounces while cruising by the water. The inside of the car has colors like peanut butter and jelly. He’s with a white girl who calls him “daddy” and acts freaky. He’s giving her wild instructions, showing how dominant and blunt he is. Then he flips to a violent tone, saying he’ll put a “rockstar” in a casket, warning someone who thought he was joking. A girl wants to party hard, possibly with drügs like molly, and she’s ready to do whatever he wants, both s*xually and socially.

[Verse 3: Homixide Meechie]
He’s bragging about his wealth—jewelry on his wrist, neck, and ears. He goes on shopping sprees and stays dressed in expensive, trendy clothes like Chrome Hearts. His money keeps piling up. He’s casually sleeping with someone else’s girl in California and mentions an Instagram model from Calabasas, showing he’s living a flashy lifestyle. He’s using drügs like codeine and flaunting the fact that he can afford it all. He and his crew stay ready, and he hints they’re carrying weapons for protection or retaliation. He compares s*x to dunking a basketball, showing confidence and dominance. His diamonds are so flashy they flood his whole collar. He warns that if someone tries to run, his crew will catch them with a weapon. He ends by saying he stays geared up when rolling with his team.

[Chorus: Ken Carson & Homixide Beno!]
He’s back talking about sipping lean, making his drink purple and his movement slow. He’s focused on his goals but feels blocked by others. He won’t even go out if he can’t bring his weapon. He’s rolling in a luxury coupe and wearing high-end jeans. He says he’s dangerous and always has a gun tucked away. Ten million dollars is no big deal to him—it’s something you might cry over. He pulls slick moves, like betrayal from behind, and the bass in his music hits so hard it could make you deaf. He’s all about himself, making and keeping his money. He shouts out his groups—Double O, YVL—and repeats that Homixide Gang causes chaos wherever they go, almost like a warning or badge of honor.