Stretched Lyrics – Bloodhound Lil Jeff Ganlyrics

Stretched Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Rell Vert]
This intro sets the tone for the song, with a mix of hype and aggression. It’s a callout to the crew and the energy of the track, expressing confidence, power, and the gang affiliation. The shoutouts are a way to hype up the moment and get listeners ready for what’s to come. It’s a vibe that’s about asserting dominance, rallying the gang, and letting everyone know what’s about to happen.

[Verse 1: Rell Vert]
In this verse, Rell Vert talks about the importance of loyalty and trust in his world. He won’t hang out with someone if he has doubts about their loyalty. The mention of a new Glock signifies his readiness for confrontation, showing how dangerous and quick things can get. He references “shottas” (gangsters) and their ability to cause damage with powerful weapons. The line “stretching you” is slang for taking someone out or hurting them badly. He also talks about being cautious with people, especially women, because they can betray you or set you up (the backdoor gang). Rell Vert emphasizes his street life, mentioning he can post up anywhere, from the 9 (a known area) to other locations, and still be safe. The reference to “God blessing you” suggests that if someone makes it out alive after being given a pass by him, it’s just by luck or divine favor. He also mentions popping pills for an extra boost, showing his reliance on substances to stay active in the streets. He then talks about women in a disrespectful way, using them for his own benefit, and how no one can escape bullets when the shooting starts. The verse wraps up with him talking about his tough persona and the way he handles betrayal, especially when it comes to his crew and the enemies who threaten them.

[Verse 2: Bloodhound Lil Jeff]
In the second verse, Bloodhound Lil Jeff gets into more detailed street violence. He talks about catching an enemy off guard and swiftly taking action, describing a shooting in a store where the person tried to run but couldn’t escape. The description of the shots shows how ruthless he is, with one shot leading to death and more coming afterward. The “Drac” refers to a Draco, a type of gun that sounds loud and powerful, similar to a b0mb going off. He’s confident in his abilities, not scared to take on anyone. He talks about how easy it is for him to deal with enemies and how he doesn’t hesitate to pull the trigger. The mention of a hundred shots suggests that for him, no amount of firepower is enough to feel in control. The verse ends with a quick mention of a woman calling him, but he makes it clear that he’s not interested in playing games or getting distracted—he’s focused on survival and dominance in the streets.

[Verse 3: Rell Vert]
In this verse, Rell Vert focuses on his distrust of people, especially women, and the importance of weapons in his life. He uses a disrespectful tone towards women, bragging about using them for his pleasure and then leaving without emotional attachment. He talks about his gun, the Glock, which he trusts more than anything else because it provides safety and power. The line “fifties with that switch” refers to the high-capacity magazines and rapid-fire switches, making his gun even more dangerous. He’s quick to let people know that his street credibility is real and that they can’t claim the same lifestyle if they didn’t grow up in the same environment. His reference to the “79 BloodHound” is a shoutout to his gang, marking their territory and loyalty. The verse is about showing power, not trusting anyone, and keeping a strong stance on his gang affiliation.