Primo Beat Lyrics – Rio Da Yung OG

[Intro]
Yeah
(Primo Beats on the track)
Let me pop this 30 real quick
Yeah

[Verse]
Pop a Perc’, fu*k a b!tch like an animal
I’ll jump out with the K acting like Hannibal
True as s*it, y’all n!ggas ain’t doing s*it
They like, “Rio, why you,” alright
They like, “Rio, why you drink so much lean?” ‘Cause I’m used to it
I was drinking real Act’, adding juice with it
Back then, I was jumping out with K’s, acting loose with it
Was finna catch a body in the fifth, but I let Ju get it
Two bodies on the Glock when I let Scoop get it
.308 hit a n!gga car, now ain’t no roof in it
Eject a live round in the car and left proof in it
K got an a$, I’ll poot with it
I am not squaring up, I’ll shoot n!ggas
One day, I started fighting in the club and shot two n!ggas
One day, these hoes tried to jump my b!tch, popped two women
If I still have this pop later on, ain’t no juice in it
Walked out my b!tch crib with dog s*it, left poop in it
I know why you got Amiris on, ain’t no loot in ’em
Tight-ass pants, these n!ggas dressing like cute b!tches
I got a pair of Jordan Craigs on with a pint of juice in it
The other pocket got two hundred hundreds and a small Glock
I’m sick you n!ggas dropping two liters, drinking up the pop
Last year, I walked into mass, yeah, had to punch an opp
They gave my lil’ dog natural life, tried to slump a cop
When I say I hit bricks, I ain’t punching rock
Y’all n!ggas like a shy white b!tch, y’all won’t touch an opp
Yesterday, I made twenty thousand, used to punch a clock
I don’t mix this s*it when I say I’m pouring fruit punch in pop
Ayy, Primo, I kinda like this beat, do another drop
Baby Ghost a problem, just wait ’til my lil’ brother drop
And, b!tch, stop asking me how many bodies my lil’ brother got
He ain’t shot nobody, he don’t even know how to work a Glock
Why the fu*k y’all lying on that lil’ boy, y’all go to church or not?
This n!gga acting like a b!tch, what kinda purse you got?
I ain’t never see you itching, what kinda Percs you got?
Talk in codes to the plug on the phone, you want a verse or not?
Phone just rung, that’s another deal
Ten for a feature, and I’ll come and do the video
‘Cause rap s*it crazy, I just made some dog s*it off Vimeo
High off Percs, tryna fu*k a b!tch, whip my wee-wee on her
I feel like R. Kelly, I might pee-pee on her
I been cheating on my b!tch for a week with that KiKi woman
Four, eight, twelve, sixteen, let’s drink a pint
Ironic how I drink a lot of lean, but don’t sleep at night
Hell nah, Baby Ghost ain’t shoot dog, he was with me that night
And we wasn’t even in Flint, we was in the D that night
Freeze called me with two bricks, tell him bring a pi
uarantee something getting hit if I swing the rifle

[Outro]
Yeah, I’ll swing this b!tch your way, n!gga (Primo Beats on the track)
Sweep some s*it up, n!gga
You know how them K’s work
The old ones too
Yeah

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song, featuring Rio Da Yung OG’s signature ad-libs and a shout-out to the producer, Primo Beats. The mention of “popping a 30 real quick” likely refers to taking a 30 mg dosage of oxycodone, a prescription painkiller commonly abused for its euphoric effects.

[Verse]
In “Primo Beat,” Rio Da Yung OG dives deep into the intricacies of his life shaped by the streets, delivering a verse filled with raw authenticity and vivid storytelling. He begins by painting a picture of his drug-fueled lifestyle, boasting about his prowess with Percocet (“Perc”) and his casual approach to s*xual encounters devoid of emotional attachment. Rio’s comparison to the infamous Hannibal Lecter character serves to underscore his own brutal nature, suggesting he’s equally fearless and remorseless in his actions.

As the verse progresses, Rio delves into his history of violence, recounting specific incidents where he was prepared to use firearms (“K’s”) to defend himself and his reputation. Each anecdote serves as a testament to Rio’s street credibility and his willingness to take matters into his own hands when threatened. His nonchalant attitude towards these violent encounters underscores the harsh reality of life in the streets, where survival often depends on a willingness to resort to extreme measures.

Amidst the tales of violence and drug abuse, Rio also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal within his community. He passionately defends his brother (“Baby Ghost”) against unfounded accusations, emphasizing the importance of family and solidarity in the face of adversity. Rio’s skepticism towards others’ intentions reflects a deep-seated distrust ingrained by years of navigating the treacherous waters of street life.

Towards the end of the verse, Rio shifts his focus to the materialistic aspects of his lifestyle, boasting about his wealth and success in the rap game. Despite his outward bravado, there’s a sense of resignation in Rio’s words, as if he’s aware of the fleeting nature of his success and the inevitable consequences of his actions. Yet, even as he reflects on the risks and challenges he faces, Rio remains steadfast in his commitment to his principles, unwilling to compromise his integrity for fleeting fame or fortune.

In essence, Rio’s verse in “Primo Beat” serves as a poignant reflection of the harsh realities of street life, offering listeners a glimpse into a world defined by violence, struggle, and the relentless pursuit of survival. Through his unapologetic lyrics and raw delivery, Rio captures the essence of his experience with a rawness and authenticity that’s both captivating and unsettling.

[Outro]
The outro reinforces the song’s aggressive tone, with Rio asserting his dominance and readiness for violence (“swing this b!tch your way”). The reference to “them K’s” likely alludes to firearms, emphasizing Rio’s preparedness for conflict. The outro serves as a final declaration of Rio’s street credibility and willingness to confront anyone who challenges it.