PC5 Lyrics – Homixide Gang

PC5 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Homixide Meechie]
This intro is more like a chant or roll call, hyping up the Homixide crew. They’re repeating their group’s name to show pride and unity. When they say “Free Problem Child,” they’re shouting out a locked-up friend or crew member. “Slatt” is a term tied to loyalty, and “Set” is about repping their gang or group. It’s all about energy and identity.

[Chorus: Homixide Meechie]
Here, the artist is talking about loyalty to his crew and how things get serious when someone messes with them. When he says they can “rock out,” he means they’re always ready to bring chaos if needed. He mentions stomping out enemies and how they show up strong. “Bang the Fox 5” likely refers to repping a specific group or block. Sipping syrup and pouring another line shows their lifestyle includes heavy drug use. “So many shots, get a re-run” implies they shoot so much, it’s like repeating a scene. He also says shopping with them has no refund, meaning once you’re in, there’s no turning back. Comparing violence to a juice pouch is a wild way of saying they handle things easily. He’s always armed and wears dark shades to stay mysterious. They move confidently, not slipping up. He warns that messing with them means death. He mocks broke people and says if you play with their crew, your funeral’s coming. His weapon does the damage—he doesn’t need to fight. He talks about turning people to ashes and then smoking exotic, hinting at violence and drug use. The chant of “Homixide” and “Set” reinforces their gang pride. Promoting violence and showing off a Draco gun that spits fire adds to the tough image they’re putting out.

[Verse 2: Homixide Beno!]
This verse jumps straight into chaos, with the artist reacting to a situation where violence is breaking out. He’s describing a gun (Draco) that fires like a flamethrower. Saying “we stepping on sh\*t” means they’re dominating or taking over. Bullets that go through blinds suggest they’ll shoot without caring who’s inside. “We slide” means they’re ready to attack or retaliate. “HXG” stands for Homixide Gang, and when he says “put in yo’ face,” he’s talking about confronting people directly. The repetition of “Homixide” shows that the name holds weight. He says he can take someone out at any time and has blood in his eyes—he’s serious and angry. “No tears” means they don’t cry about losses; it’s just the way it is. He brags about having money (blue face bills), having a stylish girlfriend, and his group being well-armed. The verse keeps pushing the message that they’re living fast, staying violent, and proud of their crew.

[Chorus: Homixide Meechie]
Once again, he talks about sticking with his guys and being ready to get wild whenever needed. “Rock out” and “stomp out” mean they take over situations with force. “Bang the Fox 5” points to their loyalty to a specific set. Sipping syrup and pouring more shows they’re heavy into a drug-fueled lifestyle. “So many shots, get a re-run” is about how often they let off gunfire—it becomes normal. No refunds means no backing out once you’re involved. The Capri-Sun line is him saying they make handling situations look easy. He’s always carrying a gun and wears black shades to keep a cold, unreadable appearance. They step in strong and steady, not slipping. Anyone who disrespects them is guaranteed to face consequences. He laughs at broke people and says if you cross them, your funeral’s next. His gun handles everything—he doesn’t even need to fight with hands. He’s turning enemies into dust, possibly even smoking their ashes symbolically. They keep repeating Homixide as a battle cry. Promoting violence and carrying a Draco that breathes fire builds that image of being feared and dangerous.