Snitching (Polo G Demo) Lyrics – Pop Smoke

Snitching (Polo G Demo) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The producers are giving themselves credit for making the beat.

[Chorus: Quavo]
This part focuses on how disappointed and frustrated the artist feels about people in the streets breaking the code of silence. He keeps repeating that many people are cooperating with the law, which is something he finds completely unacceptable and fake in his world.

[Verse 1: Pop Smoke]
In this section, Pop Smoke talks about his high-end lifestyle while emphasizing that he is always prepared for trouble. He mentions wearing expensive designer jeans but makes it clear that he keeps weapons hidden on him at all times. When he enters a room, his presence is powerful enough to change the entire energy. He describes having casual relationships without any emotional ties and warns others to watch what they say because the people around him are ready to use force if necessary. He is very strict about the fact that he never goes anywhere without protection. The rapper explains that he won’t hesitate to take action against anyone who crosses him, and he certainly won’t talk about it afterward because he despises people who act like rats. He shares a story about being dangerous even back when he was in school and mentions his history of selling high-quality products. He shows his loyalty by saying if his friend Quavo gives him the signal to go after someone, he will speed off immediately to get the job done. He compares his fast rise and movement to a rocket taking off into the sky.

[Chorus: Quavo]
This part focuses on how disappointed and frustrated the artist feels about people in the streets breaking the code of silence. He keeps repeating that many people are cooperating with the law, which is something he finds completely unacceptable and fake in his world.

[Verse 2: Future]
Future compares his wild and legendary lifestyle to famous figures while bragging about how he can take over any city he visits. He shows off his wealth by mentioning very expensive Chrome Hearts clothing and a watch that cost a quarter of a million dollars, which clearly draws a lot of attention from women. He looks back at his past when he was selling dr�gs on the block, comparing the product to vanilla, and notes how he has upgraded to wearing high-fashion labels. His life is a mix of luxury and danger, as he mentions expensive jewelry alongside guns and personal vendettas. He talks about having a lot of money in his pockets and being able to do whatever he wants with the women who are attracted to his sparkling diamonds. The rapper mentions drinking expensive substances and being prepared for a fight with plenty of ammunition ready. He sees himself as a winner and a top-tier artist, even claiming he has more hits than the famous band The Beatles. He describes his history in the drug trade by using a clever play on words about keys and Alicia Keys, explaining how he used to outsmart his suppliers to get better deals. He admits to surrounding himself with dangerous people and killers because he still hangs out in rough neighborhoods where people treat him with a high level of respect. He explains that his money is consistent and all coming in as hundred-dollar bills. He challenges anyone who claims to be part of his crew, known as the Woo, saying that if they aren’t actually willing to take risks or engage in violence, then they are just faking it. He uses various cultural references to show that he is a daredevil who isn’t afraid of anything, even if it means dealing with the darker side of life. Everything about his current situation is about maintaining a certain image and flow that proves he is at the top of the game, while others are just acting like divas or pretending to be something they are not. He ends by making it clear that his success is real and his toughness is even more real.

[Chorus: Quavo & Polo G]
This part focuses on how disappointed and frustrated the artist feels about people in the streets breaking the code of silence. He keeps repeating that many people are cooperating with the law, which is something he finds completely unacceptable and fake in his world.

[Verse 3: Polo G]
Polo G talks about how quickly things change for people who aren’t built for the street life, noting that some people fold and start talking to the police as soon as they get into trouble. He mocks those who sign cooperation agreements, saying their guilt keeps them awake at night. He explains that he has to keep his car windows dark to stay hidden while he continues to release successful music. He describes his success as something natural that a coach couldn’t teach him. He reflects on how he went from being broke and struggling to sitting in the most expensive seats at basketball games. For him, there is no excuse for snitching, no matter what the person says to explain themselves, because he was raised to remain silent during police questioning. He warns that if he has to use his weapon, it will be the end for his enemies. He describes a scene where someone is shot so many times they start praying, but he suggests that those prayers won’t help because surviving the initial attack will only lead to more pain. He makes it clear that he has no respect for anyone who chooses to help the singerities instead of staying loyal to the streets.

[Chorus: Quavo]
This part focuses on how disappointed and frustrated the artist feels about people in the streets breaking the code of silence. He keeps repeating that many people are cooperating with the law, which is something he finds completely unacceptable and fake in his world.