"Pelle" is a new english song by DD Osama, published on the DDOsama YouTube channel. The song was written by DD Osama, Darrel Gregory Jackson, DeeMarc, Lil Durk, Ebenezer Akeredolu, AyyoLucas & Stanton Lawrence Jr. and released on September 5,… Read More
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[Intro]
(Yo, Lucas, you heard?)
Future
You know what the fuck goin', man, 1417
[Chorus]
They can't stop me, I'm one of the greatest (On bro)
'Member nights, me and Notti was flamin' (Like)
I was out two deep, saw a opp and we chased him (We chased)
Now-nowadays, in the city, it's dangerous
And I heard I can't go to the Bronx, and the what? (What?)
Catch me over there with just me and my gun (Me and my gun)
I put ten on his head just for fun
Get him done, new opp nigga stuck in my blunt (Baow, baow, baow)
[Verse 1]
You got the knocky in here? Baow (Like), nigga, you better flip (On bro)
If not, nigga, get out the whip
'Cause they mention the bro, so we takin' trips (So we takin', baow)
Like, oh, you want a chain? Better take that risk (Better take that)
Want your award? Better dump that clip (Better dump that)
Like, ain't no pussy niggas on my strip (At all)
My killers gon' kill 'cause they know that I'm rich
Back then, had a Northface, never had a Pelle
Outside, me and Notti was reckless (We was reckless)
When I got shot, some niggas, they got jealous
But the bitches, they thick and they ain't have a beverage (Ain't have a—)
Rest tell me I'm the heart of this shit
Only seventeen, watch how far I'ma get (Watch how far I'ma get)
Yeah, I'm a star, but I'm sparkin' this shit
If the opps in the V, then we parkin' that whip (Baow, baow, baow)
[Chorus]
They can't stop me, I'm one of the greatest (On bro)
'Member nights, me and Notti was flamin' (Like)
I was out two deep, saw a opp and we chased him (We chased)
Nowadays, in the city, it's dangerous
And I heard I can't go to the Bronx, and the what? (What?)
Catch me over there with just me and my gun (Me and my gun)
I put ten on his head just for fun
Get him done, new opp nigga stuck in my blunt (New opp)
[Verse 2]
Niggas scared, they ain't comin' outside
Like I said, you ain't flick, then you ain't one of mines (You ain't one of mine)
Like niggas laced, niggas lost they minds
Why the fuck is you flickin' and you closin' your eyes? (And you closin' your eyes)
I'm tryna slide, so you better provide
But if we go slide, better dope out nine (Baow)
Free all of my brothers that's locked, doin' time (Free the guys)
I do it for the ones that I got in the sky
With lil' bro, hope we don't indicted
Bro got caught with the ratchet, so he gotta fight it (Free bro)
Mama love, told me, "Stay out the street," but this gun in my mind, shit get me excited (On bro)
Niggas buck, what the fuck is they on?
If you really my brother, I'ma tell you you wrong (Day, day and—)
Day and night, outside with that chrome
If a nigga move funny, we gon' get him gone, nigga (Baow, baow, baow)
[Chorus]
They can't stop me, I'm one of the greatest
'Member nights, me and Notti was flamin' (On bro)
I was out two deep, saw a opp and we chased him
Nowadays, in the city, it's dangerous
And I heard I can't go to the Bronx, and the what? (What?)
Catch me over there with just me and my gun (Me and my gun)
I put ten on his head just for fun
Get him done, new opp nigga stuck in my blunt (New opp, new opp)
[Outro]
'Member nights, me and Notti was flamin'
Now-nowadays, in the city, it's dangerous
Catch me over there with just me and my gun
[Intro]
The introduction sets the tone for the song with a shoutout to "Lucas" and references to the future and a specific number "1417." This section is likely a nod to close friends or affiliations, creating a sense of camaraderie and setting the stage for the narrative of loyalty and shared experiences that follow.
[Chorus]
In the chorus, DD Osama asserts his resilience and greatness, reflecting on the dangerous lifestyle he leads. He reminisces about past nights with Notti, where they engaged in reckless behavior, highlighting the thrill and peril of chasing down enemies. The chorus also touches on the constant threat of violence, with DD Osama mentioning that he can't go to the Bronx due to its dangers. This reinforces the idea of living in a world where danger is always present, and carrying a gun is a necessity for survival.
[Verse 1]
The first verse delves deeper into the street life, with DD Osama recalling times when he and his crew took risks and defended their reputation. He talks about the importance of being armed and ready to retaliate when disrespected. The mention of "Northface" and "Pelle" highlights his past struggles and the progression from a time when he had little to now, where his success has attracted both jealousy and admiration. The verse also touches on the idea of being targeted due to his rising fame, but he remains unfazed, continuing to assert his dominance in the streets.
[Verse 2]
In the second verse, DD Osama discusses the fear that keeps others from confronting him and his crew. He emphasizes the need for vigilance and readiness to act, criticizing those who hesitate or show weakness. The verse also reflects on the loss of friends who are either imprisoned or deceased, adding a layer of emotional depth to the song. Despite his mother's advice to stay away from the streets, DD Osama finds excitement in the danger, further illustrating the pull of this lifestyle and the difficulty of escaping it.
[Outro]
The outro echoes the earlier sentiments of the song, reminding listeners of the reckless nights with Notti and the constant danger in the city. It reinforces the themes of loyalty and survival, bringing the song full circle as DD Osama reiterates his reliance on his gun and the need to remain vigilant in a hostile environment.
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About Song
"Pelle" is a new english song by DD Osama, published on the DDOsama YouTube channel. The song was written by DD Osama, Darrel Gregory Jackson, DeeMarc, Lil Durk, Ebenezer Akeredolu, AyyoLucas & Stanton Lawrence Jr. and released on September 5, 2024. The track, characterized by its intense and gritty lyrical content, reflects the artist's experiences and emotions, capturing the raw energy and challenges of life on the streets.
The song's theme revolves around survival, loyalty, and the harsh realities of street life. DD Osama recounts personal experiences, the dangers he faces, and his determination to succeed despite the obstacles. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the struggles and violence that come with living in a dangerous environment, emphasizing the importance of loyalty to one's crew and the consequences of crossing them.
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The "Pelle" song is sung by DD Osama.
The "Pelle" song by DD Osama lyrics was written by DD Osama, Darrel Gregory Jackson, DeeMarc, Lil Durk, Ebenezer Akeredolu, AyyoLucas & Stanton Lawrence Jr..
The "Pelle" song by DD Osama was produced by AyyoLucas.
DD Osama released "Pelle" song on Sep 5, 2024.
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