Rap Shit Lyrics – Raq Baby

Rap Shit Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s jumping in with energy, telling people to pay attention because this is going to be some real, raw stuff. “No cap” means he’s not lying or sugarcoating anything—he’s about to speak from the heart. The sound effects like “brrt” add intensity, almost like he’s gearing up for something serious or dangerous.

[Chorus]
He’s being real about how tough the rap life really is. From the outside, people might think it’s all fame and money, but it’s way more stressful and risky. He’s dealing with pain and danger every day, so he keeps a gun close for protection. To cope, he leans on substances like lean to numb himself. At just twenty years old, he’s already deep into heavy stuff and wonders if this is just the beginning. He’s chasing success, trying to earn a million so he can take care of his son, and knows he’s got to grind extra hard if he wants to be the best.

[Verse]
He starts off saying he’s always ready for conflict. If someone comes at him, it’s on sight—he’s got his weapon on him, and he’s not backing down. He brings up Alyssa as someone who brought negativity into his life, calling her a devil on his shoulder, someone he never really cared for. He talks about this being a season for young guys like him, telling others to sit back while he steps up. There’s a reference to being like a magician, meaning he stays prepared with tricks (or weapons), and tells others to back off. He makes it clear he doesn’t play around and if someone tries him, they’ll end up hurt.

He’s cautious about who he trusts, especially with guns—KRISS Vector is a kind of firearm, and he doesn’t trust others with weapons like that. He says he doesn’t need to spend money on people just to stay armed; he always stays prepared. He even gives a gun to his younger brother, showing how this lifestyle runs deep. Then it shifts to a softer moment where he talks about liking a girl and wanting her attention, trying to connect with her on a real level. He asks if she would’ve been down for him even in the darkest times, like during slavery, showing how deep he wants the bond to be.

He brags about his jewelry and money—“ice” and “knots”—but also says the girl he’s with isn’t just some random hookup. There’s a real connection, and he knows she feels it when they’re together. As he reels her in emotionally and physically, he gets frustrated with others causing drama or betraying him. He mentions people leaking their location, which could be dangerous. He believes in God but admits he’s not exactly religious. With so much going on, he doesn’t trust many people. He’s been playing the game smart and hard, but not everyone understands the moves he’s made or what he’s been through.

[Chorus]
Again, he talks about how rap isn’t as easy as people assume—it’s way more intense and dangerous. He paints a picture of his life that’s darker and harder than what people expect. He’s sad but stays ready with a gun because things can pop off anytime. He’s still trying to handle it all by drinking lean and comparing himself to Jason Bourne, like he’s always on the run or under pressure. Even though he’s just twenty, he’s already gone through a lot. He’s hustling to make enough money to support his child and knows he has to go even harder if he wants to reach the top.