AMG Lyrics – PS Hitsquad Ganlyrics

AMG Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist introduces himself with energy, stating his affiliation with “Hitsquad” and referencing his style. The mention of “pants sagging” and “black flagging” is a nod to a street culture associated with power and dominance. The phrase “Ps up” refers to money (pounds) or the street hustle, hinting that he’s all about his grind. The intro sets the tone for the song, letting listeners know he’s ready to flex and that he’s not someone to mess with.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist emphasizes that he’s not to be trifled with. He warns others to “play with something safe,” implying they should avoid challenging him. He’s confidently driving an AMG, symbolizing wealth and success, while reinforcing his mentality of “playing for keeps,” meaning he’s serious about everything he does. He’s always out in the streets, and he makes it clear that if anyone gets too close, he’s prepared with a weapon (“bine” refers to a firearm). Overall, the chorus portrays a tough persona, where he’s living life boldly and stays ready for anything that comes his way.

[Verse]
The verse continues the theme of a high-flying, street-smart lifestyle. The artist talks about cruising in his Benz, smoking “runts” (a type of weed), and sporting expensive gear like LV boots, matching his belt. His confidence is clear as he mentions breaking his SIM card if he feels something’s off, indicating his cautious but bold nature. He references street business, like getting “porters” (likely drügs) but preferring “four in a quarter” (another way of saying a larger deal). He’s got no problem taking people down if needed (“Boared him, he ain’t getting up”), and he dresses to impress, rocking both Jordans and designer Jimmy Choo shoes. The line about “asking what he’s got” suggests he’s dealing with people in the streets who offer drügs or weapons. The artist reflects on a time when one of his workers got robbed and how he quickly took action (“hit a move”). He also mentions that women are attracted to him because of his dangerous persona, even though he doesn’t care much for money or material things in those situations. He has a choice of women (“Gyally on me”), and his wealth allows him to select as easily as he picks shoes. He quickly switches to bragging about his ability to handle a gun (“slide ‘round quick and shoot”), and he warns anyone to “pipe down” if they’re getting too loud or disrespectful. He throws in references to luxury items like lobster and Henny, further emphasizing his lifestyle as someone who is part of the “mob” or street elite. Despite having powerful weapons (an SK or semi), he notes he doesn’t always need them, as he’s already a “big stepper” and his drip (style) speaks for itself. The verse is full of bravado, with the artist boasting about his toughness, wealth, and ability to navigate street life with ease, while hinting at personal betrayals and challenges.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of the artist’s tough attitude, his lavish lifestyle, and his readiness to protect himself at all costs. It reminds listeners that he’s living fast and serious about his game, whether it’s on the streets or in his personal dealings. Again, he warns others to stay safe and avoid playing around with him, while confidently asserting his dominance. The repeated reference to the AMG and having a “bine” shows he’s constantly on guard, living in a world where only the toughest thrive.