Button Lyrics – VonOff1700, Kyle Richh & MCVERTT Ganlyrics

Button Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artists establish a confrontational and rebellious tone. They seem to be addressing their surroundings, emphasizing loyalty to their neighborhood while dismissing rival hoods. The mention of “Project X” suggests a chaotic environment, and the line about being on the Ave indicates a sense of familiarity and comfort in their own territory, hinting at their lifestyle and the challenges they face.

[Verse 1]
In this first verse, the artist warns listeners that they need to be prepared for violence, hinting that they often find themselves in dangerous situations. There’s a sense of bravado as they boast about their lifestyle, describing how they get involved in violent confrontations almost for fun when they’re bored. They detail a scenario where they confront someone with no escape, showcasing their confidence in their actions and the risks they take.

The artist conveys a strong sense of dominance, suggesting they take what they want without hesitation. The imagery of dressing up like Jamaicans while attacking their rivals paints a vivid picture of their gang lifestyle. The line about someone getting shot emphasizes the severity of their actions, highlighting the fatal consequences they inflict on their enemies.

The mention of speeding away from police adds a layer of thrill and danger to their narrative, portraying them as constantly on the run. The artist also calls out someone who snitched, illustrating a deep disdain for betrayal within their circle. The verse concludes with a darkly humorous twist as they mention sending a “patient” to their aunt who works at the hospital, indicating a casual acceptance of the violence that surrounds them.

[Chorus]
The chorus repetitively emphasizes the idea of someone getting “hit with a button,” which serves as a metaphor for a sudden, fatal attack, possibly with a gun. The use of “his dumb ass” suggests a mocking attitude toward the victim, implying that they deserved their fate due to their actions. It reflects the harsh realities of street life, where violence can strike unexpectedly, and the artists seem to revel in their power over those who fall victim to their aggression.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the narrative continues with graphic descriptions of violence. The artist talks about targeting someone directly, indicating a lack of fear in their actions. The mention of getting hit in the lungs underscores the severity of the attack. They describe how their crew doesn’t back down and emphasizes their aggressive reputation—when they pull out a gun, it’s a clear warning to others.

There’s a playfulness in how they refer to their rivals as “dum-dummies,” showing a mix of seriousness and bravado. The artist also alludes to being under the influence, which might affect their perception and decision-making. They address their approach to conflict, preferring real-life confrontations over online beefs, signaling a commitment to their street credibility.

The verse hints at their style of striking quickly and disappearing, with imagery of dressing in all black like the comic character Venom. They mention a party happening nearby, indicating that even in a celebratory context, they are ready to act if needed. The artist reflects on the chaotic nature of their lifestyle, noting how friends and enemies navigate danger, reinforcing the constant tension and unpredictability of street life.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the phrase about getting “hit with a button,” reinforcing the earlier sentiment. The repetition emphasizes the inevitability of violence in their lives, and the mocking tone continues to suggest that their victims are foolish for not being prepared. It encapsulates the harsh reality they face while also highlighting their sense of power and control in a violent world. The chorus ties together the themes of aggression, consequences, and the street code that governs their actions.