Posted At Lyrics

THF Zoo, CoKilla & Only The Family

Nov 20, 2023

English

"Posted At" is a new English song by THF Zoo, CoKilla, and Only The Family from the album "Nightmares In The Trenches," released on November 20, 2023. The song was written by CoKilla and THF Zoo and produced by BroskiBoi… Read More

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Posted At Lyrics By THF Zoo, CoKilla & Only The Family

[Intro: CoKilla]
(Broski) CoKilla
I got my nigga Zoowop in this bitch with me
Yeah, yeah
Yeah

[Chorus: CoKilla & THF Zoo]
Don't let us get the drop where you be posted at (You know that)
Lil' bro 4'9", but he tote somethin' with a shoulder strap (On gang)
There go Breezo right out the car, that lil' boy know he stretched (For real)
Now he cryin', but it's okay, can't get his brodie back (No, Wop)
When I pop out, I shoot to kill 'cause you know drillin' is a hobby (You know that)
The first nigga was posted up on Folly with a Tommy (On gang)
Just test me, watch this ten milli' go off, lil' nigga, try me (Try me)
These niggas ain't no killers, catchin' accidental bodies (Goofy)

[Verse 1: CoKilla]
Ain't shit changed, bitch, I'll get you killed quick
My top opp, he died in 12 and they still sick (For real)
EBK and THF, they known to drill shit (On gang)
I just did six and I came home and, bitch, I'm still lit (Let's go)

[Verse 2: THF Zoo]
CoKilla told me, "Zoo, keep goin', bitch, we 'bout to blow" (On gang)
I go up a sixty, then pour up a four, then I'm in mode (Blow)
My shorties thirsty, tryna catch a body, up the score (Go)
If he a witness, then my young niggas, they kick in niggas' doors (You know that)

[Verse 3: CoKilla]
We takin' niggas' souls, we leave the scene and now we one up (For real)
My shorty got the Drac', he super fried, you better not run up (On gang)
My Glock, it got two titties, plus a button, this bitch done up
Smokin' dead opps, I'm with DeDe, I ain't talkin' 'bout Osama (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

[Verse 4: THF Zoo]
If he show a sign of nervous, he gon' freeze up on the mission
They like, "Zoowop, how you three and O?" Bitch, I don't leave a witness (Witness)
I should have a suit and tie because the way I stand on business
THF and EBK, and we don't never trust these bitches, bitch, you get it

[Chorus: CoKilla & THF Zoo]
Don't let us get the drop where you be posted at (You know that)
Lil' bro 4'9", but he tote somethin' with a shoulder strap (On gang)
There go Breezo right out the car, that lil' boy know he stretched (For real)
Now he cryin', but it's okay, can't get his brodie back (No)
When I pop out, I shoot to kill 'cause you know drillin' is a hobby (You know that)
The first nigga was posted up on Folly with a Tommy (On gang)
Just test me, watch this ten milli' go off, lil' nigga, try me (Try me)
These niggas ain't no killers, catchin' accidental bodies (Goofy)

[Intro: CoKilla]
In the intro, CoKilla sets the tone by introducing himself and his collaborator, THF Zoo, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie and readiness for what is to come.

[Chorus: CoKilla & THF Zoo]
The chorus underscores the constant threat of violence, warning others not to reveal their locations. It speaks to the readiness of their crew to respond with lethal force, showcasing their reputation for violence and their disdain for their enemies. The imagery of "tote somethin' with a shoulder strap" and "shoot to kill" emphasizes the seriousness of their intentions and their proficiency with weapons.

[Verse 1: CoKilla]
In the first verse, CoKilla reflects on his unchanging nature and his ability to eliminate threats quickly. He mentions his top rival's death and how it continues to affect his enemies. The verse highlights the notoriety of EBK and THF for their violent actions and CoKilla's resilience and continued relevance despite his incarceration.

[Verse 2: THF Zoo]
THF Zoo's verse focuses on his drive to succeed and the influence of his mentor, CoKilla. He describes his routine of substance use and his readiness to commit violence. The verse also touches on the loyalty and aggressiveness of his younger associates, reinforcing the theme of constant vigilance and the willingness to eliminate any threats.

[Verse 3: CoKilla]
In the third verse, CoKilla emphasizes their practice of taking lives and maintaining their dominance. He describes their strategic approach to violence and their preparedness to respond to any opposition. The mention of his armed associate and their shared experiences of using drugs while committing crimes further illustrates their harsh reality.

[Verse 4: THF Zoo]
THF Zoo's second verse highlights his ability to remain composed and efficient during missions. He mentions his undefeated record in violent encounters and his reputation for leaving no witnesses. The verse underscores the importance of loyalty within their group and their distrust of outsiders, particularly women who might betray them.

[Chorus: CoKilla & THF Zoo]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of vigilance, readiness to commit violence, and the dangers of street life. It serves as a reminder of the song's central message about the constant threats they face and their unwavering commitment to their lifestyle.

About Song

"Posted At" delves into the gritty and violent realities of street life, focusing on themes of loyalty, revenge, and survival. The lyrics portray a vivid picture of the dangers and aggression inherent in the lives of THF Zoo and CoKilla as they navigate their hostile environment. The song emphasizes the necessity of being constantly vigilant and prepared for conflict while showcasing the pride and intensity of their experiences.