AR Lyrics – MO3, BigXthaPlug Ganlyrics

[Intro: MO3]
Damn (Damn)
It’s like, that’s why I don’t be understanding these n!ggas, man (I really don’t)
Like, I don’t rock like them, n!gga, they don’t rock like— (Lil Twan Music)
(I just—, yeah)

[Chorus: MO3]
Put a hundred round drum on a new AR (Brrt)
Ducking, finna one of these n!ggas
Pull up on ’em, then we spray up cars (Bah, bah, bah)
I’m tryna hurt him, when we catch him, we gon’ flip him (Grrt)
Oh, they running? But they can’t run far, yeah

That’s a big one on me now and I’ma get him (Bah)
Then I promise you won’t see tomorrow, my young gorillas hanging out the window

[Verse 1: BigXthaPlug]
Ayy, stay with gorillas, up and aim it at his temple
N!ggas don’t play because they know better
You know me, I’m ’bout paper, a go-getter
But I’m standing on ten, fear no n!gga
Thought this life s*it was simple ’til I had a pistol
But didn’t have a dollar, start dope selling
I’m a gangster ’bout mine, can’t do no telling
Thugged alone in that cell, ain’t need no cellys
Found my way out the streets, put my life on these beats
That s*it made me a beast, now I’m up seven
Figures large and they mad ’cause they can’t catch it
Thank the Lord everyday ’cause He stay blessing
But they try me, I’m sinning, ain’t no testing
It’s a reason for all, but ain’t no message
Caught a pass, like, lil’ b!tch, my confession
Now I’m back out here clutching on new weapons
Can’t trust a ho, I went through ’em like Hugh Hefner
My son watch what I do, tell him, “Do better”
I just turrt up my state to a new level
Came from the mud, ain’t nothing change, I just shoot better
Mr. Big, I’m the biggest, a true stepper

Reach for this, bet your ass make the newsletter
Was just out in Miami with forty-six Glocks
Fully stocked, tryna step like a gambler, ayy

[Chorus: MO3]
Put a hundred round drum on a new AR (Brrt)
Ducking, finna one of these n!ggas
Pull up on ’em, then we spray up cars (Bah, bah, bah)
I’m tryna hurt him, when we catch him, we gon’ flip him (Grrt)
Oh, they running? But they can’t run far, yeah
That’s a big one on me now and I’ma get him (Bah)
Then I promise you won’t see tomorrow, my young gorillas hanging out the window

[Verse 2: That Mexican OT]
My gorillas hanging out of the window, like bananas, they split ’em
We getting to hit him, a venom, kill him, chew him up and then spit him
Got his blood on my denim, chopper spitting out with a rhythm
And yo’ life is with it and stealing
I’m a hero for Texas, but act like a villain
Cool, calm, collected, kicking back, chilling
Fu*k your phone number, b!tch, I want your bank digits
Hold the yoppers and choppers on my side, b!tch, just like a midget
Got a hundred round drum on a new AR
Grrt, bullets flying in the air and got no names on ’em
Blue tips inside of this clip, we push up and we bang on him
Pull him tighter than True Religion, let ’em hang on him
Yeah, the haters gon’ hate, but fu*k it, we ball
With a whole lot of money, we bet it rain on him
Push up with catchers, but fu*ked around and left a stain on ’em
Get to cracking, I’m packing, never lacking, I bring the pain on ’em
Know I beat him up, 3 the king of Texas, forever living
I’m a double cup drinker, so just know I’m forever sipping
I’m a player-ass Mexican, I’m forever ever pimping
Riding on four-fours, I’m forever ever tipping
Know I beat him up, 3 the king of Texas, forever living
I’m a double cup drinker, so just know I’m forever sipping
I’m a player-ass Mexican, I’m forever ever pimping
Riding on four-fours, I’m forever ever tipping, yeah

[Chorus: MO3]
Put a hundred round drum on a new AR (Brrt)
Ducking, finna one of these n!ggas
Pull up on ’em, then we spray up cars (Bah, bah, bah)
I’m tryna hurt him, when we catch him, we gon’ flip him (Grrt)
Oh, they running? But they can’t run far, yeah
That’s a big one on me now and I’ma get him (Bah)
Then I promise you won’t see tomorrow, my young gorillas hanging out the window

[Verse 3: MO3]
They never let another n!gga in the game (Nah)
I’m talking about killing them n!ggas tryna come for m
o get it, I’m with it, I’m ’bout to hit him
Pockets fat, got no venom
Coming to kill him and his company, yeah
Oh, a murder man, they better run from me, yeah
30, 30 with me, FN sitting up under me
They better move (Move)
Scared that I’m from Reddit too (Too)
Can’t cover up the Berretta, ooh, yeah
A n!gga really feel like I never lose

[Outro: MO3]
Put a hundred round drum on a new AR
Pull up on ’em, then we spray up cars
Oh, they running? But they can’t run far, yeah
Then I promise you won’t see tomorrow

### Intro: MO3
In the intro, MO3 expresses his bewilderment and frustration with others who don’t share his values or lifestyle. He emphasizes that he cannot relate to their behavior and mindset, creating a sense of separation between himself and those he criticizes. This sets the tone for the song, highlighting the differences in their ways of life.

### Chorus: MO3
In the chorus, MO3 describes the readiness and ruthlessness of his crew. He talks about equipping a new AR (assault rifle) with a hundred-round drum magazine, signifying heavy firepower. The plan is to ambush their targets, spraying bullets at cars, and ensuring their enemies can’t escape. MO3’s “young gorillas” (his crew) are depicted as fierce and determined, hanging out of car windows ready to attack. The message is clear: once they decide to strike, their enemies have little chance of survival.

### Verse 1: BigXthaPlug
BigXthaPlug starts by emphasizing his association with tough, fearless individuals (“gorillas”) and his readiness to use violence if necessary. He explains that his reputation for being serious and dangerous prevents others from challenging him. Focused on making money, he maintains a strong, fearless stance (“standing on ten”). Reflecting on his past, he recounts the harsh reality of carrying a gun while being broke, leading him to sell drügs. Despite his criminal activities, he prides himself on his integrity, never snitching even when imprisoned. Music became his way out of the streets, transforming him into a successful artist, which incites envy in others. He credits his success to divine blessings but acknowledges that he still resorts to sinning when provoked. Trust issues persist, especially with women, as he advises his son to avoid his mistakes. Despite rising from a tough background (“the mud”), he claims to have refined his skills (“shoot better”). Declaring himself a formidable figure (“true stepper”), he warns that challenging him would make headlines. His verse ends with a boast about being heavily armed in Miami, ready to act boldly like a gambler taking risks.

### Chorus: MO3
In the chorus, MO3 reiterates the theme of violent retribution. He emphasizes the preparation and firepower at their disposal, with a hundred-round drum magazine on an AR. The strategy involves surprising their enemies by spraying bullets at their cars, ensuring they can’t escape. His crew, referred to as “young gorillas,” are depicted as relentless and lethal, with no mercy for their targets. The chorus underscores the deadly consequences for anyone who crosses them.

### Verse 2: That Mexican OT
That Mexican OT’s verse is filled with vivid imagery and aggressive energy. He compares his crew’s behavior to gorillas, indicating their wild and violent nature. The verse describes attacking enemies with lethal intent, leaving no mercy, and causing bloodshed. He portrays himself as both a hero and a villain, embodying a complex duality. Calm and collected, he dismisses superficial connections, preferring to focus on financial gains. With references to firearms, he emphasizes his preparedness for violence. Bullets are described as indiscriminate, highlighting the chaotic nature of their attacks. He acknowledges the inevitability of haters but remains unfazed, focusing on enjoying his wealth and success. His lifestyle includes carrying weapons, ensuring he’s always ready for confrontation. The verse also pays homage to MO3, asserting his legacy in Texas. That Mexican OT embraces a lifestyle of indulgence (“double cup drinker”) and confidence (“forever pimping”), maintaining a sense of pride in his cultural roots and success.

### Chorus: MO3
The chorus, repeated, reinforces the central themes of the song. MO3 talks about their lethal approach, using an AR with a hundred-round drum to attack enemies. The focus remains on the inevitability of violence and the futility of running from their attacks. His “young gorillas” are depicted as unrelenting and deadly, ensuring their enemies have no escape and no future.

### Verse 3: MO3
In this verse, MO3 discusses the challenges of breaking into the music industry and dealing with those who oppose him. He emphasizes his determination and readiness to eliminate threats. Financially successful (“pockets fat”), he feels invincible and ready to take on any adversary. The verse highlights his readiness for violent confrontations, carrying multiple firearms. The fear he instills in others is evident, and he projects a sense of inevitability in his triumphs. MO3’s confidence and resilience shine through, as he declares his intention never to lose.

### Outro: MO3
The outro reiterates the aggressive stance presented throughout the song. MO3 mentions the AR with a hundred-round drum, symbolizing their heavy firepower. The scenario of ambushing enemies and ensuring they can’t escape is repeated, emphasizing the deadly consequences of crossing paths with them. The promise that their targets won’t see tomorrow underscores the finality of their violent retribution.

### 1. “Put a hundred round drum on a new AR”
This phrase emphasizes the high level of firepower and preparedness of the artist. A “hundred round drum” on an AR-15 (assault rifle) indicates a large-capacity magazine, suggesting they are ready for an intense confrontation. This line sets the tone for the aggressive and violent themes in the song, showing that they are heavily armed and ready for action.

### 2. “Ducking, finna one of these n!ggas”
Here, “ducking” suggests taking cover or evading enemy fire, while “finna” is slang for “fixing to” or “about to,” indicating imminent action. The artist is about to confront one of their rivals, showing their readiness to engage in a violent encounter. This line conveys the constant vigilance and readiness for conflict in their environment.

### 3. “My young gorillas hanging out the window”
The term “young gorillas” refers to the artist’s crew, implying they are fierce, strong, and ready for battle. “Hanging out the window” suggests they are actively participating in drive-by shootings or other forms of street violence. This imagery highlights the aggressive nature of the artist’s associates and their willingness to use violence to achieve their goals.

### 4. “Came from the mud, ain’t nothing change, I just shoot better”
This phrase reflects the artist’s journey from a difficult, impoverished background (“the mud”) to their current state. Despite their success, they maintain their street mentality and readiness for violence (“I just shoot better”). It shows that while their skills and circumstances have improved, their fundamental approach to conflict remains the same.

### 5. “Bullets flying in the air and got no names on ’em”
This line indicates the indiscriminate nature of the violence they engage in. Bullets “with no names” suggest that anyone could be a target, and there is a sense of chaos and unpredictability in their actions. It underscores the danger and randomness of the violent environment they navigate daily.