Again Lyrics – Jay Hound, MAF Teeski

[Intro]
(Trap, you made that s*it?)

[Chorus: MAF Teeski]
I’m on demon time
Shiesty mask, gloves on, murder on my mind
Spin this s*it again, again, again ’til someone die
Yeah, spin this s*it again, again, again, I stay with my fire, n!gga
Yeah, b!tch, how you wanna do it?
I don’t got no opps, these n!ggas fans, they think that we into it
G-lock came with a fifty, I’ll shoot a movie
We got all type of Glocks, insane chops, it’s Call of Duty

[Verse 1: Jay Hound]
Why is you speaking?
On that block tryna look for a reason
G2C, it be changing the season
He wanna pray and my g*n start preaching
I start bugging, the broom got a meaning
If I throw, bro, I bet he receive it
If I don’t catch wreck, word to bro, I’m not leaving
I’m tryna show him to make him believe it
Like, don’t even need a revolver on scene
Him and the shells gon’ be leaving together
Blue slips like I came from the teller
I’m tryna show ’em like who do it better
I bet this hoodie cost more than your rent
And it don’t got no design on the sweater
Like, my lil’ bro tryna get him
Taking them trips, it’s smoother than a Tesla

[Verse 2: MAF Teeski]
Three hundred a pair, Amiri jeans the only brand I wear
Always in that s*it, pay like six hundred for this denim tear
You got something small, I got something big, it’ll knock down a bear
They don’t want no smoke, you better wave that flag up in the air

[Verse 3: Jay Hound]
Yo, bro, why is you coming outside and you loafing?
In this war, you supposed to be toting
5ive tryna 48 like he is bronem
Bro tryna walk off a board with the pole
Hold on, I had to go out and coach him
Put the pole to his head, then you—
(Bro, put the pole to his head, then you smoke him)

[Chorus: MAF Teeski]
I’m on demon time
Shiesty mask, gloves on, murder on my mind
Spin this s*it again, again, again ’til someone die
Yeah, spin this s*it again, again, again, I stay with my fire, n!gga
Yeah, b!tch, how you wanna do it?
I don’t got no opps, these n!ggas fans, they think that we into it
G-lock came with a fifty, I’ll shoot a movie
We got all type of Glocks, insane chops, it’s Call of Duty

[Chorus: MAF Teeski]

The chorus sets the tone for the song, emphasizing a menacing mindset (“demon time”) characterized by a readiness for violence. The imagery of wearing a “shiesty mask” and gloves suggests concealing one’s identity while engaging in criminal activities. The repetition of “spin this s*it again, again, again ’til someone die” reflects a cycle of retaliation and bloodshed, with the narrator asserting their readiness to maintain their violent lifestyle. The reference to having “fire” and “Glocks” reinforces their firepower and aggression, likening their reality to a video game (“Call of Duty”).

[Verse 1: Jay Hound]

Jay Hound’s verse delves into the mindset of someone entrenched in street life. The line “Why is you speaking?” suggests a dismissive attitude towards those who question or challenge their actions. References to “G2C” and “changing the season” likely allude to specific slang or circumstances within their community. The imagery of a g*n “preaching” and a “broom” having meaning hints at the symbolic significance of violence and weaponry in their world. The boastful lines about expensive clothing juxtaposed with violence underscore a glorification of material wealth alongside a willingness to engage in deadly conflict.

[Verse 2: MAF Teeski]

MAF Teeski’s verse focuses on materialism and firepower. The mention of expensive Amiri jeans and the nonchalant attitude towards spending money on them reflects a mindset centered on flaunting wealth. The assertion of having something “big” that can “knock down a bear” reinforces the theme of dominance and power through possession of lethal weapons. The line about waving a flag in the air suggests a warning to potential adversaries to avoid confrontation.

[Verse 3: Jay Hound]

Jay Hound’s second verse continues the theme of aggression and street warfare. The lines “why is you coming outside and you loafing?” and “In this war, you supposed to be toting” criticize those who are not actively participating in violence or defending their territory. References to “5ive” and “48” likely refer to specific individuals or gang affiliations. The imagery of someone “walking off a board with the pole” suggests a reckless attitude towards wielding weapons, reinforced by the directive to put a g*n to someone’s head and execute them.

[Chorus: MAF Teeski]

The final chorus reiterates the song’s themes of violence, readiness for conflict, and materialism. The repetition of phrases like “demon time,” “murder on my mind,” and “spin this s*it again” reinforces the cyclical nature of street violence and retaliation. The assertion of having various types of firearms and the comparison to a movie (“I’ll shoot a movie”) glamorizes the brutality of their lifestyle. Overall, the chorus serves as a summary of the song’s grim worldview and glorification of street life.