Seeing Red Lyrics – Daddyphatsnaps

[Chorus]
Pull up to the scene
They try to front like don’t you know it’s in my genes
It ain’t nothing if you want to get the beam, yeah
There’s no way, there’s no way you gon’ make it out alive
It don’t gotta be this
‘Cause you can front until you get inside the ring
And you staring down the barrel of the beam
There’s no way, there’s no way you gon’ make it out alive

[Verse 1]
Hop out the jet when I’m landing
No, I hop out the jet when I land in
Focused, know that I jet when I land in
Inhuman, you can’t understand it
Been Mutant, my hand upperhanded
So few know the power I brandish
One move, and I enter the Gambit
Two moves, and you enter the valley
Three strikes, but for me it’s a hat-trick
Kick, kick, kick
Tough talk ’till the visitor ran in
See red, make a visitor vanish
Closed casket, they visiting ashes
Zip, zip, zip
Clean cut, but to villain a Phantom
Cut clean when I’m splitting your atoms
We on the, we on the way
Think you can make an arrangement, b!tch, I don’t even get paid
I do it for free, so if you see me on the street
I’m about to make it rain
Bass in your voice, better drop that too
Before I rock your s*it, and I brought my crew
We on that run back for the comeback
You was up ’till I got in that booth
Up at that top, top, top
Fu*k with me, get pop-pop-popped
And I ain’t hiding, we stay outside
You like it or not, not, not
Bet better get moving, I’m more than a human
I’m repping sets, and sitters said that they do
Better rep correct instead of saying it’s you
Set it off of stun and set the blazer it nuke it, b!tch

[Chorus]
Pull up to the scene
They try to front like don’t you know it’s in my genes
It ain’t nothing if you want to get the beam, yeah
There’s no way, there’s no way you gon’ make it out alive
It don’t gotta be this
‘Cause you can front until you get inside the ring
And you staring down the barrel of the beam
There’s no way, there’s no way you gon’ make it out alive

[Interlude]
Warning! Warning! You have entered the danger zone!

[Verse 2]
Sunshade got the mean rays
With a bad b!tch, call her Jean Grey
Three blades, what a clean shave
Make a switch face like a deep fake
Running past, b!tch, we a relay
We just pass sticks, and the beam spray
On the mic, feeling like Weekend
You the weekday
S*it, s*it can get dangerous
Feeling like Xavier
All up in your head, you ain’t got that dane in ya
Take a look and clear everybody in the radius
Free win, flip, flip, Winfrey
Everybody get a ray from us
B!tch hide, b!tch, please, miss me
I don’t even need an alias
I run it, run it, run it all
Thought it sweet, I’m the one you should be running from
Took you to my level just to watch you plummet off
Were the hunted, but the hunters went and summoned gods
Everybody wanna disrespect ’till the fist connect
Talking that talk on the internet, but when faced up, got the list correct
B!tch, I’m the engineer, I’m the architect, I’m feeling like Imhotep
It ain’t nothing if you square up, I already got you in the infrared
Yuh, yuh, yuh, yuh, yuh, yuh, b!tch, I’m still on top, top
Heard that you was talking through the vine, you are pop-popped
Supervillain feelings, wanna leap? Well, then hop, hop
Pull your team, I’m beaming all your tee’s into a crop top
I’m on that double shift, what? I don’t need coverage, uh
I been disrespected by half-man, tryna switch the records, nah
I’m done when I’m done with it, yuh, then you can be run this s*it
‘Till then sit on the sidelines with the other b!tches, man, we the X

[Chorus]
The chorus of “Seeing Red” underscores the rapper’s unyielding confidence and superiority. “Pulling up to the scene” signifies their assertive arrival, while “in my genes” suggests an innate ability to excel. The mention of “the beam” symbolizes an unstoppable force, making escape futile for challengers. Despite any attempts to deceive or front, the rapper’s prowess becomes evident upon entering the confrontation, leaving opponents facing inevitable defeat. The repetition emphasizes the certainty of the rapper’s triumph and the futility of resistance.

[Verse 1]
In verse one, the rapper asserts their exceptional prowess and dominance, likening themselves to a mutant with unparalleled abilities. The repetition of “hop out the jet when I’m landing” emphasizes a confident and assertive arrival, symbolizing readiness for action. The references to being “inhuman” and “mutant” suggest a level of power beyond comprehension, making them superior to mere mortals. The imagery of entering “the Gambit” with one move and achieving a “hat-trick” with three strikes reinforces their mastery and skill. The repetition of “kick, kick, kick” adds intensity to their actions, implying swift and decisive blows against adversaries.

The verse also addresses the consequences of challenging the rapper, with the assertion that tough talk ceases when faced with their might. The imagery of “seeing red” and making a visitor vanish evokes a sense of intimidation and finality, suggesting that opponents will meet their demise. The mention of “closed casket” and “visiting ashes” further emphasizes the fatal outcome of crossing paths with the rapper.

Furthermore, the verse conveys a sense of relentlessness and determination, with the rapper proclaiming their commitment to their craft regardless of monetary gain. The mention of making it rain and bringing their crew suggests a show of force and solidarity. The assertion that adversaries were “up ’till I got in that booth” underscores the rapper’s confidence in their ability to outshine competitors. Overall, verse one establishes the rapper’s persona as a formidable force to be reckoned with, showcasing their skill, power, and unwavering resolve.

[Chorus]
The chorus asserts the rapper’s innate superiority and warns against challenging them. “Pulling up to the scene” signifies their confident arrival, with opponents attempting to deceive, unaware of the rapper’s genetic advantage. The mention of “the beam” symbolizes an unstoppable force, leaving adversaries facing inevitable defeat. Despite any pretense, once confronted, there’s no escape, as they find themselves staring down the metaphorical barrel of defeat. Overall, the chorus emphasizes the rapper’s unwavering confidence and dominance.

[Interlude]
The interlude serves as a stark warning, signaling the escalation of danger and intensity within the song’s narrative.

[Verse 2]
In verse two, the rapper continues to assert their dominance and prowess, using vivid imagery and pop culture references to convey their superiority. The mention of “Sunshade” with “mean rays” suggests a formidable presence, while likening a companion to “Jean Grey” evokes images of strength and power. References to “three blades” and a “clean shave” emphasize precision and control, with the ability to manipulate appearances akin to a “deep fake.”

The imagery of “running past” and being a “relay” reinforces the theme of teamwork and efficiency, suggesting a seamless execution of tasks. The mention of “beam spray” adds to the sense of power and authority, with the rapper feeling invincible on the microphone, contrasting others as mere “weekdays” in comparison.

Furthermore, the verse addresses the consequences of underestimating the rapper, with the assertion that “s*it can get dangerous.” References to Professor Xavier and being “all up in your head” suggest a psychological advantage, highlighting the rapper’s ability to manipulate and control situations. The mention of “summoned gods” reinforces their status as a formidable force, with adversaries facing inevitable defeat.

The verse also confronts disrespect and challenges adversaries who talk boldly but falter when faced with reality. The rapper positions themselves as an “engineer” and “architect,” orchestrating their success and feeling untouchable. References to being “on top” and “pop-popped” reinforce their dominance, while the mention of being disrespected and needing no coverage underscores their self-reliance and resilience. Overall, verse two solidifies the rapper’s persona as a force to be reckoned with, showcasing their skill, power, and unwavering confidence.