South Block Lyrics – DOUBLE UP

South Block Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part is all about representing their hometown, Kawasaki. It talks about knowing your people, holding down their territory, and warning outsiders to respect their space. It’s about loyalty to their crew and their determination to take everything they aim for.

[Verse 1]
The artist talks about shutting out unnecessary emotions and dealing with the harsh reality of life in the streets. He follows orders from the city’s bosses but stays grounded in his own way. Despite struggles, he fights to take what’s his. He and his crew stay sharp, knowing there are snitches around. They see themselves as strong and independent, unlike others who move in groups out of fear. He emphasizes respect for the city’s unwritten rules—without it, outsiders won’t last. He pushes forward, making music while hustling, bringing money back to his city, and sharing his success.

[Chorus]
Again, this part reinforces the idea of being proud of their city and standing their ground. It’s about warning others that they control their area, and only their trusted crew will win.

[Verse 2]
This verse dives into the struggle for survival. The artist describes doing whatever it takes to make money, even if it means dealing with the dark side of life. He dreams of a luxurious life but knows he has to fight for it. He’s willing to take risks because life is short. Unlike others who complain, he stays focused on climbing from the bottom. He paints a picture of Kawasaki’s tough streets, where pollution, violence, and danger are everywhere, leaving no room to escape. Despite being seen as outsiders, they work hard and make big money.

[Chorus]
Once again, this part drives home the theme of Kawasaki pride, loyalty to their crew, and standing strong against anyone who challenges them.