WU WU Lyrics – Wu Chang (Ollie G)

WU WU Lyrics Meaning

[Vers 1: Ollie G]
This verse is about showing strength and confidence. The artist says he’s messing up his rival badly, like the rival is unstable or out of control. Instead of backing down, he’s charging straight at his enemy, ready to fight. He talks about being ready to get rid of anyone who stands against him, warning them not to bother him with fake hate or drama. He says he’s the only one really dangerous, shooting his shot and making his enemies feel pain. He also brags about his strength, saying he can outlift other guys’ girlfriends easily. He’s running his own crew, Wu-Chang, and makes it clear that crossing him will lead to serious trouble, even threatening to hurt those who mess with him.

[Chorus: Ollie G & Granny]
This part repeats the warning that if someone is running from the police, they should actually be more afraid of Wu-Wu — the artist and his crew. It’s like saying they’re even more dangerous and powerful than the cops, and people should watch out for them instead.

[Vers 2: Karnage]
Karnage talks about living in a time when people are tricky and fake. He says he makes others panic and causes chaos. He’s ready to attack without hesitation, aiming directly for his enemies’ weaknesses. He feels like he’s on a whole different level from others who don’t understand him. Wu-Chang’s crew is so powerful that people run from them. He questions who really leads and controls the scene, saying his crew can take down anyone. Others think they’re tough, but they don’t compare to Wu-Chang’s power. Karnage describes being like a nightmare, scary and unstoppable, comparing himself to Freddy Krueger, a symbol of fear.

[Chorus: Granny]
Granny repeats the same idea about running from Wu-Wu, emphasizing that people are scared and trying to get away from them because they’re dangerous and not to be messed with.

[Vers 3: Granny]
Granny talks about wearing Wu-Chang’s chain, showing loyalty, but it’s something not everyone can understand or read. He has tattoos all over, showing his commitment and toughness. He spits such strong lyrics that they haunt people even in their dreams, making it hard for them to sleep. Granny says he’s so fierce he can hurt people badly, and warns that other record labels are lying and messing up. He calls out fake people pretending to be successful but who aren’t real. Granny shows he’s serious and ready to attack, letting bullets do the talking if needed.

[Chorus: Granny & Ollie G]
This chorus is a short reminder that people keep running from Wu-Wu because they’re powerful and dangerous, reinforcing their strong reputation.

[Vers 4: Wicked & Ollie G]
Wicked and Ollie G say that if they don’t take action, nobody else will. They claim that no other record labels are doing what Wu-Chang does—they’re the real deal. They talk about how they can handle enemies like a gang, putting people “in the box” for money, showing they don’t hesitate to deal with threats. They mention seeing a girl acting interested at a show and how relationships can get complicated. They’ve overcome problems with people who tried to curse or hurt them. Despite challenges, they stay strong, continuing to cause an impact and clean out anyone who’s fake or weak. They’re ready to make a big impression together.

[Vers 4: Sonny Prince]
Sonny Prince describes pulling up in style with a black car and suit, showing off success and status. He’s got a confident vibe with a girl by his side who has tattoos, fitting the tough look. When they arrive, the whole neighborhood gets hyped up, but to him, it’s nothing new—it’s just how they roll. He talks about luxury, stacking money, and making hits that keep coming. Sonny warns that if anyone messes up or slips, they’ll face consequences. Despite all this, they still know how to enjoy life, dancing and having a good time. He stays true to himself, calling himself a pimp and G, showing he runs things Wu-Chang style, which other labels wish they could be.

[Vers 5: Ace Malik]
Ace Malik talks about never relying on handouts and always working hard, doubling his efforts to succeed. He’s been through pain and struggles, carrying the weight on his chest but turning it into strength and success, shown by his diamonds. Even with all this, he’s kept his soul and values safe. He’s seen a lot and learned respect the hard way, staying quiet during tough times while working towards his goals. Losses have pushed him to keep moving fast like he’s chasing money. Love turned to silence, but now he’s focused on proving himself. He was raised where actions speak louder than words, so he worked hard while others slept. Now he’s standing strong, leading his people forward with no mercy but a deep connection to his roots.

[Chorus: Ollie G & Granny]
This chorus reminds listeners again that Wu-Wu is someone people run from, more dangerous than cops. It stresses their power and warns enemies to be careful around Iron and Wu-Chang.

[Vers 6: Iron Ryan]
Iron Ryan talks about hitting hard, comparing himself to a powerful baseball player swinging for a home run. He shows off the Wu-Chang chain and the loyalty it represents. He warns people who talk badly about them at record labels that they’re in serious trouble. He talks about violence behind the scenes, like a secret place where enemies disappear. Iron Ryan mentions meeting a tough, intimidating record boss, but realizing they only have a few weak people working for them. He’s ready to confront anyone who crosses him, especially a rival named Glitch, and won’t hold back from roughing them up. He just left a violent scene and points out that people should focus their beef on the weak guys from South Side instead.

[Outro: Granny]
(Wu-Wu)