Tempestry Lyrics – LAZER DIM 700

[Intro]
The repeated exclamations of "Fuck, fuck, fuck" serve to immediately set a chaotic and intense tone for the song. This repetition creates a sense of urgency and distress, reflecting the high-stakes environment the singer operates in.

[Verse]
The opening lines describe how different types of drugs affect the singer, emphasizing the disorienting and distracting nature of white weed. The mention of doing a "bitty lick" and getting lost suggests small-time criminal activities that can lead to bigger trouble. The imagery of the front of a chop (possibly a modified gun) looking like a sawed-off adds to the menacing atmosphere. The line about fans linking up like a track meet indicates a large following or network, potentially hinting at the singer's influence or notoriety.

The mention of an ARP (likely a firearm) in the back seat highlights the constant need for protection. The contrast between white and black weed signifies variety and abundance in the drug trade. The warning against trying the gang underscores the seriousness of any threat to their operations. The focus on stacking money and aiming for the head (a lethal target) illustrates the ruthless pursuit of financial gain and survival. Advising "lil' twin" to save every dollar points to a strategic mindset about wealth accumulation.

References to shrooms and leaving the planet suggest escapism from the harsh realities of life. The singer's interactions with the plug (supplier) to rent a zip (ounce of drugs) further illustrate the transactional nature of his world. The threat of violence ("nigga want smoke") and the intent to damage an opponent's vehicle underscore the ever-present danger.

The singer's desire to tint his car windows once he acquires a G ride (stolen vehicle) indicates a need for privacy and protection. Comparing his real drip (fashion/style) to hunting suggests a predatory lifestyle. The Halloween masker popping pumpkins line evokes a gruesome image of violence, tying into the horror theme with a reference to Jeepers Creepers.

Weekly financial success is highlighted by getting racks every Sunday, with the consequence of punishment for those who underestimate the situation. The lack of battle-picking signifies readiness for conflict with anyone, and the sound of a clapping Draco (another firearm) adds to the violent imagery.

The singer's refusal to speak on certain issues, preferring actions to words, shows a decisive and secretive approach. The scene with a woman attempting to take pictures with his big gun, resulting in her reaching, hints at the allure and danger surrounding him. The blunt with a band-aid symbolizes a makeshift solution, perhaps mirroring the patchwork nature of his life.

Questioning what a pawn shop is while boasting handmade guns highlights the uniqueness and craftsmanship of his weapons. The sound of heavy artillery resembling a grenade explosion emphasizes the destructive potential. The warning against playing with the gang underscores the lethal consequences. The detail about the twin not removing his ski mask even when resting suggests constant vigilance and the need for anonymity. Lastly, ordering a trapper's fee but not paying his own fee indicates a level of authority and manipulation within his operations.

[Outro]
The repeated "Fuck, fuck" in the outro reinforces the song's intense and aggressive tone, bringing it full circle and leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved tension and urgency.