New Tune Lyrics – OsamaSon Ganlyrics

New Tune Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, OsamaSon is expressing his confident and nonchalant attitude despite his expensive lifestyle. He mentions wearing a ,000 outfit but still being willing to take risks and “hit a lick” (commit a crime for profit). The reference to the FN (a type of weapon) suggests that he’s always prepared for any situation, with his gun ready. Even though he’s hit the jackpot (“hit the lotto”), he still faces struggles, like navigating through potholes—metaphorically, his tough path. He also speaks about a woman claiming she will take his soul, but he’s emotionally detached, implying he has nothing left to give. He’s not interested in anything temporary (“new-new”) when he returns home, and he acknowledges that this song is fresh, something new to the listeners. The drügs he takes, like Percs, put him in a zone of focus and numbness. Despite his success, he’s always on the move, disconnected from others who freeze when they see him rise.

[Verse]
In this verse, OsamaSon talks about his hustle and the lifestyle that comes with it. He mentions smoking Z41, a type of weed, in large quantities, indicating he’s living a high-risk, high-reward life. He reassures listeners that they don’t need to reveal their location because he can still get information at a low price, showing his connections and influence. The “Lil O” line refers to someone who’s always fresh, well-dressed, and part of his circle. He brags about hitting a “pick six,” referencing a big win, like in football, but in this case, he’s outsmarting others. He mentions dealing with large amounts of money (“too much hunchos”) and implies that once he’s done with something or someone, he moves on quickly.

[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats many themes from the first, emphasizing OsamaSon’s confidence and detachment from others. He continues to flaunt his expensive outfit while reminding listeners that he’s still in the game, willing to take risks despite his wealth. The line “hit the lotto” signifies that even though he’s achieved success, he hasn’t left behind the lifestyle that got him here—he still faces challenges. He’s emotionally numb (“my soul is already gone”), unaffected by attempts to manipulate or control him. The reference to “new-new” again shows his preference for fleeting, short-term satisfaction when he returns home, not looking for anything meaningful. He mentions his drug use again, which helps him stay focused and maintain his edge. Despite the success, he’s always on the move, constantly hustling, and sees others as weak if they hesitate when confronted by his presence.