Tired Of These Fake Killas Lyrics – Rell Vert

Tired Of These Fake Killas Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Rell Vert and Slick are hyping up the track, getting ready to drop something big. They’re both excited about the heat they’re about to bring, and you can feel the energy and anticipation in their voices as they shout out their producer, SlickDa3rd, and prepare to go hard on the track.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Rell Vert is expressing his frustration with people who act tough and claim to be killers but aren’t living that life for real. He points out that these people just get money to waste it, focusing on partying and getting high. Rell makes it clear he’s not here to play games with fake people, and he’s ready to act if anyone challenges him. He talks about confronting his enemies directly and handling business when necessary.

[Verse]
This verse dives into the harsh realities of street life. Rell talks about how one of his enemies tried to run but got caught by bullets. He mentions using a specific type of ammunition (7.62s) to show he’s armed with serious firepower. Rell reflects on the losses he’s faced, like his friend Hawk who died on a mission. He’s also cut ties with fake people who pretend to be tough but turned out to be weak. Rell talks about some personal betrayals and how, even when people act sad after losing someone, they were never really loyal. He talks about how his circle rolls with the same loyalty, like Lilo and Stitch, and how his friend didn’t let him mess with women they both liked. He also mentions taking risks, dealing with grief, and how fake people get lost in the drama they create. The verse is filled with anger, loss, and disillusionment with people who act tough but can’t back it up.

[Chorus]
In this repeated chorus, Rell Vert doubles down on his earlier message about being tired of fake killers. He’s frustrated with people who only focus on getting money to get high and waste their lives. He reaffirms that he’s not backing down from anyone and that he’s ready to confront his enemies head-on. Rell emphasizes that he will do whatever it takes to handle his business, even if it means causing harm to those who try to challenge him. This chorus further underlines the anger and frustration he feels toward people who aren’t genuine.

[Outro]
In the outro, Rell revisits the themes of violence and street life, talking about how one of his enemies tried to escape but failed. He mentions the use of powerful bullets (7.62s) again, showing that he’s always ready for confrontation. Rell reflects on more losses and the risks he’s taken, both in street battles and in personal life. He also touches on the fake people he’s encountered, revealing how they act one way but are weak when it comes down to real situations. The outro leaves a feeling of unfinished business and the harsh reality of the life Rell and his circle live.