Fighting Death Lyrics – Bloodhound Lil Jeff Ganlyrics

Fighting Death Lyrics by Bloodhound Lil Jeff is a latest English song in the voice of Bloodhound Lil Jeff. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Fighting Death song lyrics are also written by Bloodhound Lil Jeff. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It is a raw, aggressive track about street life and loyalty. The lyrics express the artist’s tough persona, with a focus on staying armed, handling enemies, and protecting loved ones. He reflects on past confrontations and emphasizes his readiness to fight with his weapon rather than fists. The song touches on themes of revenge, survival, and proving dominance, showcasing a gritty, unapologetic attitude toward rivals and singerity. Throughout, the artist highlights his confidence, loyalty to his crew, and disdain for those who challenge him.

[Intro: Bloodhound Lil Jeff]
(Judeh Productions)
(Ayo, Hustler, we gotta stack that guap, fool)
Yeah, yeah, all that (Old-ass goofy)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, Die Y, fu*k the opps, man
These n!ggas know how the fu*k we rocking
These n!ggas know who we talking to too, b!tch-ass n!ggas

[Chorus: Bloodhound Lil Jeff]
I’m King Draco, got my name off drac and splitting n!ggas’ s*it
Jump out the whips, they get to running, falling, tripping over s*it

I got too mad ’bout my lil’ bousin, Glock 23 and he can’t miss (Brrt, brrt)
Swing on my like fighting death (Uh-huh), fu*k I look like throwing fists?
Every Glock, it got a switch with fifty shots up in the clip (Brrt)
See blue lights, it’s time to dip, Glock 30S, it got a grip
They can’t go post up on their strip, pull up, send shots and then we dip
Big-ass Glock, it’s by my hip, they bag him up just like a zip

[Verse 1: Bloodhound Lil Jeff & Rell Vert]
Just ready the striker by an exit
We tote Glocks, no Smith & Wessons
If he sneeze, give him a blessing and send his dumb ass right to heaven
N!ggas b!tches, won’t address me
I know they probably wanna stretch me
My first hit, caught two for one like some cake from Little Debby
Shoot my Glock and watch ’em run
We stretch n!ggas out for fun
Always got the biggest gun
Can’t compare, I’m one of one
Shoot my Glock and watch ’em run (Alright, Lil Vert)
We stretch n!ggas out for fun
Always got the biggest gun (Alright, alright)
Can’t compare, I’m one of one (Alright, gang)

[Verse 2: Rell Vert]
Long live Jeff, he was one of none

When you talk about bodies, bro up a ton
N!gga diss my bro, cut out his tongue
N!gga say he want smoke, cut out his lungs
Do him so dirty, he got popped while his n!gga run (Let’s go)
Made him fall, we was doing this s*it just for fun
Ain’t got your blick, you better shoot or you better run, uh, uh (Run then, scary-ass n!gga)
But I always keep my blick
Catch an opp, he get hit in his s*it
79 my block, who you see me with (Let’s go)
Won’t tote no Glock if it ain’t got a stick (Uh)
And that b!tch gotta have a switch
A Glock 23 got lighter kick (Kick)
I’ll shoot a n!gga, I ain’t with all that fighting s*it
Lil’ b!tch a ho and you think I’m gon’ wife you, b!tch?
If I get locked, hope a b!tch never writing s*it
A Drac’ and a hot, got that Lil Jeff type of kit
Won’t get in that car if it ain’t got a tint (Uh-uh)
You telling me slide, but you ain’t never slid (Did s*it)
Stepping down my block, type of s*it I represent
He was woofing online, next week, he heaven sent (Woofing-ass n!gga)
I’m still in the ‘Raq, check my residence
Mask and gloves, leave no evidence
Lil Vert turnt up, gotta look like the president
Lil Vert up next, your boyfriend a (??) (Dumbass)
Don’t care if it’s raining, we gon’ spin, fu*k the weather
Four n!ggas fu*ked him up and now he a (??)
Can’t compete with me, every opp I’m better than
B!tch love me, she talking ’bout I’m heaven sent
Fu*ked her friend, ain’t leave no evidence (On bro)
(Look, I was just up on the block with a big-ass Glock, I ain’t ducking s*it)
N!gga wanna rap beef, I ain’t with it, catch a bucket, b!tch
N!ggas be on sucker s*it, talking ’bout did I fu*k his b!tch
Catch an opp and bust his s*it
I throw oof and scored a bucket, b!tch

[Chorus: Bloodhound Lil Jeff]
I’m King Draco, got my name off drank and splitting n!ggas’ s*it
Jump out the whips, they get to running, falling, tripping over s*it
I got too mad ’bout my lil’ bousin, Glock 23 and he can’t miss (Brrt, brrt)
Swing on my like fighting death (Uh-huh), fu*k I look like throwing fists?
Every Glock, it got a switch with fifty shots up in the clip (Brrt)
See blue lights, it’s time to dip, Glock 30S, it got a grip
They can’t go post up on their strip, pull up, send shots and then we dip
Big-ass Glock, it’s by my hip, they bag him up just like a zip, gang

[Outro: Bloodhound Lil Jeff & Bloodhound Q50]
These n!ggas can’t see me or be me (B!tch-ass n!ggas)
You know how the fu*k we rocking, how the fu*k we coming, man (We not putting s*it up either, we not putting s*it up)
These n!ggas hoes, man, yeah, gang (On folks grave, n!ggas want that smoke, come push up)

Fighting Death Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, with Bloodhound Lil Jeff asserting his dominance and toughness. He mentions the need to “stack that guap” (make money) and shows his disregard for his enemies (“opp”). He’s confident in his crew’s strength and makes it clear that they’re not afraid to confront anyone who challenges them. The lines speak to the aggression and readiness for conflict, setting up the rest of the song’s intense mood.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Lil Jeff proudly proclaims his identity as “King Draco,” referencing his reputation for being dangerous with a Draco (a type of firearm). He talks about his readiness for violence, highlighting his preferred weapon, a Glock 23 with a switch that can shoot rapidly. He dismisses fighting with fists, preferring to use his gun instead, emphasizing that every encounter is serious and often ends with him and his crew running after causing chaos. He also mentions his ability to avoid police (“blue lights”) and leave the scene quickly after making a move. The repetition of “big-ass Glock” and references to quick, violent action highlight his ruthless mindset and fearlessness.

[Verse 1]
Verse 1 continues the theme of violence and readiness for confrontation. Lil Jeff talks about how he stays prepared with his weapons (Glocks, not Smith & Wessons) and even brings up executing quick, ruthless actions—like shooting someone over minor provocations. He mentions how he handles enemies for fun, stretching people out (probably meaning harming them), and how he always carries the biggest guns. The line “one of one” suggests that Lil Jeff sees himself as unique and superior to his rivals. He also mentions that his crew, including Rell Vert, is always ready to back him up and handle situations with aggression.

[Verse 2]
In Verse 2, Rell Vert reflects on loyalty to fallen friends and the harsh realities of street life. He remembers Lil Jeff fondly, noting his toughness and the number of people he dealt with (“bodies”). There are mentions of extreme revenge—cutting out tongues or lungs to show how ruthless they are toward their enemies. Rell Vert talks about always being prepared to defend himself and not being afraid to use his weapons, even in tough conditions. He stresses that if you don’t have your weapon, you better be ready to run, showing the constant threat of violence they live with. He mentions his block (likely where he’s from), his weapon preferences (Glock 23), and his mindset that he’s above others. He also criticizes people who talk big online but don’t take action. Throughout the verse, there’s a theme of showing no mercy, not backing down from violence, and maintaining power over rivals.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the aggressive message that Lil Jeff is ready to face anyone who challenges him. He reaffirms his identity as King Draco and his readiness to use his firearms instead of fists. The focus on quick, violent actions continues, showing that he doesn’t hesitate when it comes to conflict. His crew’s ability to swiftly carry out attacks and leave the scene is emphasized again, showcasing their cold, calculated approach to handling their enemies.

[Outro]
In the outro, Bloodhound Lil Jeff and Bloodhound Q50 talk about their dominance and confidence. They make it clear that no one can compete with them or be like them. They express their boldness by stating that they don’t need to prove anything, they just act. The outro reinforces the song’s aggressive tone, with Lil Jeff daring anyone who wants conflict to come forward. It’s a declaration of strength and a challenge to anyone who doubts their power.