REDRAG Lyrics – Homixide Gang

REDRAG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Homixide Beno & Homixide Meechie]
They’re hyping themselves up, repping their gang (“5LK”) and getting into the vibe, like a battle cry.

[Chorus: Homixide Beno! & Homixide Meechie]
This part’s all about showing zero fear and being fully committed to the street life. They say face tattoos don’t make someone tough — actions do. They talk about violence openly, like shooting someone and making headlines with it. When they say “Swiss cheese,” they’re describing how they’ll spray bullets on a block, leaving it full of holes. The “double titty” and “45 Glock” are different guns they’re carrying, and they’re clearly not shy about using them. They’re also juggling street hustles — pimping, trapping, making fast money, and keeping it moving. Flexing is big too — they’re showing off their control over women and money, even referencing a stripper on a pole. The vibe is aggressive and flashy, with a strong sense of gang pride (repping “big blood” and “redrag”). They end it with a warning: mess with them, and you’ll get hurt. It’s tough talk with a lifestyle to back it up.

[Verse 1: Homixide Beno!]
He’s saying he’s strapped with a powerful rifle (AR-15) that’s ready for action. The beam on it doesn’t stop — meaning it’s accurate and deadly. They move quietly through enemy territory, looking to surprise someone and take them out. When he says “hit his top,” he means aiming for the head, and “watch his body rock” means they’re expecting to see him drop immediately. They’re taking over the block, moving weight (drügs), and making plays with confidence and control.

[Verse 2: Homixide Meechie]
He’s deep in the hustle, stacking up money and living fast. He uses pills and syrup (codeine) to cope or get high, and he smokes expensive weed. He’s spending big on designer clothes, mixing brands just to stand out. He doesn’t care if others understand his fashion — his focus is on staying fresh and stylish. His routine is about making money daily, nonstop. He wants freedom for his friends who are locked up, and he’s not caught up in rap beefs — he stays ready with his gun instead. He’s driving a foreign car, swerving through lanes, showing off the fancy interior and tech. There’s a mix of arrogance and pain — “so snotty” could mean cocky, or it could reflect a rough upbringing. “Chicken falling out my pocket” means he’s got cash overflowing. He’s still posted up with weapons, cash, and Wi-Fi, running the trap. His crew is known for violent takeovers and not backing down. He calls out fake gangsters who try to act tough, promising to find and deal with them personally. It’s a mix of gritty street reality and raw flexing.

[Chorus: Homixide Beno!]
Once again, he’s making it clear that he doesn’t care about the image people try to show — realness matters. He’s ready to shoot someone if needed, leaving them in the street and making headlines. He talks about turning blocks into war zones with gunfire. The weapons he mentions, like the 45 Glock and “double titty,” are just different ways of showing he’s loaded up. He’s running girls, hustling drügs, and living fast — one moment he’s flexing on stage or at the strip club, the next he’s on the move again. Everything’s high energy and full of danger. He claims his place in a blood-affiliated gang, showing pride in his red flag or “redrag.” The last line is still a warning: if you play with them, expect to get hit. It’s the same themes repeated — street power, money, violence, and gang loyalty.