S.U (B) Lyrics – IDK

S.U (B) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is about misunderstandings and the fear of betrayal. The artist is apologizing for any confusion but makes it clear that loyalty is all he asks for. He doesn’t want people around him to “switch up” or change on him, hinting at trust issues and the unpredictability of relationships in his world.

[Chorus]
The chorus warns about how quickly people can change, especially when money is involved. Someone might seem like a friend, but in reality, they could be plotting against you. The mention of weapons and setups suggests a dangerous environment where trust can be fatal. It highlights how people might turn into enemies when opportunities arise.

[Verse 1]
This verse dives deep into a life of crime, survival, and the struggles of staying on top. The artist talks about being ready for anything, whether it’s violence or making money. He recalls his past, mentioning drug deals and robberies as a means of survival. He values loyalty but makes it clear that betrayal has consequences, even if it means taking someone out.

He also touches on deception—how he smiles to hide his true intentions, making people underestimate him. The line about “reaping what he sows” suggests he understands karma but still does what he has to do. His reference to court and lying under oath highlights how the legal system is just another obstacle he navigates.

The verse also explores family disappointment, as his mom and grandma can’t understand how he ended up in this lifestyle. He acknowledges the bad things he’s done but justifies them as necessary for survival. Even if he regrets his past, he admits that if times got tough again, he’d go back to doing whatever it takes.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the warning about betrayal and how people can turn against you at any moment. The reference to an “AK” and “chopper” (slang for a gun) emphasizes the violence that comes with this lifestyle. He describes how quickly situations can turn deadly, and how playing around too much can cost you your life. The repetition reinforces the paranoia and high-stakes nature of his world.

[Verse 2]
Denzel Curry’s verse keeps up the energy but adds his own aggressive, confident style. He talks about making money, having fun, and being untouchable. The reference to an “eight ball” hints at drügs, while “pull out the Uzi” suggests he’s always ready for action. He warns people to either respect him or face consequences.

He describes himself as unstoppable, someone who doesn’t follow rules and does things his own way. When he mentions “diamonds looking fruity,” he’s referring to flashy jewelry, comparing it to a colorful smoothie. The theme of violence continues, with talk of people getting “flatlined” (killed) and bad timing leading to deadly consequences.

Curry also flexes his lyrical skills, mentioning that he’s freestyling and delivering facts, unlike others who fake their image. He jokes about people expecting him to be a “gun lover” while using martial arts imagery (nunchakus), showing he’s unpredictable. He ends by reinforcing his loyalty to his people, staying real, and celebrating success.

[Outro]
A final warning not to betray trust.