"The Warehouse 3" is a new English song by Benny the Butcher & Black Soprano Family, featuring Rick Hyde, ElCamino, and Fuego Base. The song was written by Benny the Butcher, Rick Hyde, ElCamino, Fuego Base, and Moose Tarantino, and… Read More
The Warehouse 3 Lyrics
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[Intro]
Summertime Butch'
Summertime Butch', y'all hear what's goin' on
[Verse 1: Rick Hyde & ElCamino]
I hope this rap shit is the answer, 'cause I got so many questions
Changin' channels, smokin' pressure, as I channel my aggression
This OG called me humble, I said "Nah, big bro, I'm thankful"
Some niggas never make it out they city, it's so hateful
Lost my nigga Brick some time around the end of April
My brother need a hundred on the phone, but he can wait though
My patience gettin' thinner than the fabric on a rain coat
I turn you Albert Pujols, now you playin' with the angels
I take losses that would devestate, shit don't really get to me
You wanna know my mood or how I'm feelin'? Nigga, sit with me
Niggas pillow talkin' with the bitches, always sippin' tea
That bitch gon' be your downfall while you out here thinkin' differently
Off the rip, it was a fifty piece, never would they cripple me
Last year I hit it with the formula and tripled it
I ain't really fuckin' with you niggas, like it's bigotry
The second one was classic, wait until I drop the trilogy (Yo, yo)
It's Ricky, nigga, uh
[Verse 2: ElCamino]
Now I be havin' squares for 'em, I used to sell it to 'em hard
Finally signed a record deal, who knew the devil was a star?
I done finally found a hustle, I ain't gotta sell to one with jaws
I made eighty percent legal, 'cause I still be breakin' laws
If they run up in this bitch, man, they gon' nail me to the cross
If they run up in my crib and go too far, they might get lost
I'ma catch you on the camera, got some brand new shits in store
Gotta look good on camera, we told Cannon in the mall
Nigga, it's BSF, so you better be on your best
I could easily go pop me a Perc' and be on your steps, uh
We all we got, but it's more like we all that's left of the real
These niggas hate through whatever, it's becomin' a skill
While niggas makin' these threats, I hope they makin' they will
Be smart, nigga
[Verse 3: Fuego Base & Benny The Butcher]
Stained a rapper for his trash chain
Excuse my absence from the rap game, I was in the crack game
Question, do I rap or sell better?
Plastic bag over the gun, that's a homemade shell catcher (Uh)
Grease the homie's JPay so that they jail better
As good as this bitch look, she should smell better (Hahaha)
Got the kind of heart it take to face monsters (Uh)
Punch Unc' in the throat, he owed me eight dollars (Uh)
A wire'll leave our fate bothered
Free YSL, I hope we ain't the next crew that the Jake's conquer
Pretty sure your tale less gory
Uh, this Ashyville nigga a success story (Yo)
[Verse 4: Benny The Butcher]
Picture white Jesus hangin', that's how you hide the wall safe
At trial with a bitch lawyer and we fuckin' on a court date (Uh-huh)
As men, we come in peace, but if it's beef, that's tomahawk steak
We do Porsche vs. Ferrari like the Kentucky Derby horse race
No sleepin' on an off-day, y'all make mistakes that the boss can't
You trapped (Uh-uh)
It's hard to get me out that bitch like when a dog mate (Ah)
Caught your homie in a lie, you gotta treat it like a heartbreak
G-Money lied to Nino and don't forget, Tony crossed Frank
Them broke nigga excuses, I'm startin' to get allergic (I'm allergic)
How niggas want me to catch, clean, cook the food and serve it?
Shorty slid for a coke, that's all he wanted, I said "You earned it"
Then heard he did another one while wearin' it, I said "Now burn it"
Uh, I treasure this AP, now wear it with my nuts swingin' (I got to)
Success might be different for you, dependin' on your upbringin'
Sopranos don't explain shit, I gave y'all enough reasons
All summer '24, we've seen a Cybertruck and Trump bleedin', BSF
[Outro]
Summertime Butch'
These are the real Sopranos
[Intro]
In the intro, Benny the Butcher sets the stage by referring to "Summertime Butch'," a nod to his alias and the time of year when the events of the song take place. This brief introduction hints at the heated atmosphere of the summer, often associated with increased tension and activity in the streets. It serves as a prelude to the intensity and seriousness that will be explored in the verses that follow.
[Verse 1: Rick Hyde & ElCamino]
Rick Hyde and ElCamino open the first verse by expressing their hopes that rap will be their way out of the struggles they face. They touch on themes of loss, with Rick Hyde mentioning the death of a friend and the challenges of keeping in touch with loved ones in prison. The verse also discusses the dangers of street life, with references to violence, betrayal, and the pressure to succeed despite the odds. Hyde’s mention of taking losses without letting them affect him shows his resilience, while ElCamino's lines about his evolving hustle and staying cautious reflect his awareness of the risks involved in his lifestyle.
[Verse 2: ElCamino]
ElCamino continues with a reflection on his past and present. He recalls how he used to sell drugs but has now found a more legitimate hustle, though he admits to still engaging in illegal activities. The verse highlights the constant danger he faces, with mentions of being caught by the authorities and the need to be prepared for any situation. The imagery of being "nailed to the cross" if caught underlines the severity of the consequences he could face. ElCamino also emphasizes the importance of loyalty within his crew, contrasting it with the fake personas of others who threaten him.
[Verse 3: Fuego Base & Benny The Butcher]
Fuego Base and Benny The Butcher take over in the third verse, where they discuss the duality of their lives—balancing rap with the drug trade. Fuego Base reflects on his time away from rap, hinting at his involvement in the "crack game" and the difficult decisions he has had to make. He speaks about the need for resourcefulness, such as using a plastic bag as a makeshift shell catcher, showing the lengths he goes to in order to survive. Benny The Butcher joins in to comment on the violence and betrayal within their world, mentioning the dangers of being too trusting and the need to remain cautious even among friends.
[Verse 4: Benny The Butcher]
Benny The Butcher closes the song with a verse that touches on themes of betrayal, loyalty, and the complexities of their criminal lifestyle. He uses vivid imagery, like hiding money behind a picture of white Jesus, to illustrate the lengths they go to protect themselves. Benny also comments on the consequences of trust being broken, referencing classic movie betrayals to emphasize the seriousness of such actions. He ends the verse by reflecting on success and how it varies depending on one's background, subtly pointing out that their journey is different from most due to the hardships they've endured.
[Outro]
The outro repeats the "Summertime Butch'" phrase, reinforcing the theme of the song and the atmosphere of the time period. Benny The Butcher concludes by asserting that they are the "real Sopranos," drawing a parallel between their lives and the infamous crime family from the popular TV series. This comparison serves to emphasize their dominance and the respect they command in their world, as well as the sense of family and loyalty that binds them together despite the challenges they face.
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"The Warehouse 3" is a new English song by Benny the Butcher & Black Soprano Family, featuring Rick Hyde, ElCamino, and Fuego Base. The song was written by Benny the Butcher, Rick Hyde, ElCamino, Fuego Base, and Moose Tarantino, and was produced by Moose Tarantino. It was released on Benny The Butcher YouTube channel on August 15, 2024. The track captures the gritty and raw essence of street life, as conveyed by its hard-hitting lyrics and the experiences of each artist involved.
The song's lyrics delve deep into the struggles, challenges, and harsh realities of the streets. Each verse offers a different perspective on survival, loyalty, and the constant battle to rise above the circumstances that threaten to pull them down. The artists reflect on their past experiences, losses, and the lessons learned along the way. The theme of the song revolves around resilience, the impact of crime and violence, and the sacrifices made in pursuit of success, all while maintaining a sense of pride in their journey.
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The "The Warehouse 3" song by Benny the Butcher lyrics was written by Benny the Butcher, Rick Hyde, ElCamino, Fuego Base & Moose Tarantino.
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Benny the Butcher released "The Warehouse 3" song on Aug 15, 2024.
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