W&G MIT FREEO Lyrics – OMAR

W&G MIT FREEO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the scene of a rough neighborhood where sirens are heard every night, signaling crime and police activity. The rapper talks about a girl who loves the street lifestyle, including drügs and dangerous people. He drives an expensive car, showing his status. She wants high-quality weed and real connections, not fake dealers. When he pulls out a weapon, people run, emphasizing the fear and violence in his world.

[Hook]
The hook repeats the idea of constant police presence in the neighborhood, making it clear that danger is a daily reality. The rapper stays awake, possibly due to stress or drug use. The girl is attracted to both the gangster life and luxury. He moves around in a flashy car, and when trouble comes, his weapon ensures people don’t stick around. This part highlights the chaotic and risky lifestyle he lives.

[Part 1]
Here, the rapper says he isn’t focused on rap but on survival. He’s always thinking about lowering drug prices and managing his hiding spots. He hates dealing with drügs but feels it’s the only thing he’s good at. Police pressure and constant stress affect his mental health. He doesn’t trust people, seeing them as liars. His brother gets people addicted to drügs, and the line “come test it” suggests they push drügs onto new buyers. The focus is on the harsh realities of the drug trade, the paranoia it brings, and the lack of genuine trust in the streets.

[Wechsel?]
This part emphasizes the paranoia and lack of loyalty in the streets. He questions who is truly safe and who is in danger. He knows that if someone gets caught, they might snitch. His neighborhood is full of watchful eyes, so he has to move carefully. He’s been in this game for nine years, always hearing about police hunting criminals. The stress has taken a toll on his mind, making sleep difficult. Ironically, the only place he got proper sleep was in jail, showing how exhausting and dangerous his life outside is.

[Hook]
Again, the hook reinforces the idea of constant police activity and the attraction to a risky lifestyle. The girl he mentions loves the street life, expensive cars, and top-quality weed. The rapper remains alert and ready for action, knowing that pulling a weapon will make people run. This repetition keeps the focus on the main themes of the song—danger, status, and survival.

[Part 2]
In this section, the rapper talks about his frustration with probation officers and the justice system. He believes only God can judge him, showing his distrust in legal singerities. While in his cell, he dreams of getting out, buying a Benz, and living a flashy life. The moment he’s free, he’s back to hustling, knowing the game is ruthless. He sees betrayal everywhere—friends lie, and no one is truly loyal. His past mistakes weigh on him, and he copes by smoking weed. Despite everything, he still dreams big, wanting a luxury car with leather seats, but at the cost of his people struggling. He mocks those who act tough but have no real power, making it clear that respect comes from action, not words. He drives past in his expensive car, showing he’s still standing despite the hardships.

[Hook]
The final hook repeats the core message—police sirens are a constant, his lifestyle is risky, and danger is always present. The girl loves the thrill of it all, but in this world, only the strongest survive. The repetition leaves a lasting impression of the rapper’s reality, where violence, crime, and ambition define daily life.