Summary
Highlights
Introduction to the Street Lifestyle00:00:01
The song opens with an aggressive tone, setting the stage for lyrics about street life and confronting rivals. BEO Lil Kenny immediately establishes a persona that is tough and unafraid, emphasizing a 'gangster' mentality.
Themes of Violence and Retribution00:00:19
BEO Lil Kenny details acts of violence, expressing a readiness for conflict and a lack of hesitation. He describes engaging in dangerous activities, driving recklessly, and dealing with adversaries, often implying lethal consequences. The lyrics depict a world where loyalty is paramount and disrespect is met with swift, brutal retaliation.
Addressing Rivals and Maintaining Dominance00:01:05
The artist discusses his reputation and how he eliminates opposition. He references gun violence and the emotional detachment he has toward his enemies, asserting his dominance and control. He also mentions the addictive nature of this lifestyle, comparing it to a drug.
The Repetitive Chorus and Assertions of Power00:01:38
The chorus, "What's with it?" is introduced, serving as a rhetorical challenge to anyone questioning his authority or capabilities. This section reinforces his hardened image and dismisses those who he perceives as weak or disloyal, including internet critics and those seeking forgiveness.
Continued Threats and Unwavering Confidence00:02:11
BEO Lil Kenny continues to taunt his enemies, highlighting his readiness for confrontation and the consequences for those who cross him. He boasts about his wealth and influence, using metaphors like 'God water neck' to emphasize his opulent lifestyle, while simultaneously threatening violence similar to 'St. Nick' sliding down a chimney, but with a deadly twist.
Final Reiterations of Dominance and Call to Action00:02:59
The song concludes with a final repetition of the "What's with it?" chorus, solidifying the artist's unyielding stance and defiance. He reasserts his position of power and his ongoing elimination of 'ops' (opponents), conveying that his reign is absolute until 'time stop'.