Come Thru Lyrics – Fredo Bang Meaning & Facts By (Singles). You Can Watch This Video On YouTube While The Lyrics Are Written By Fredo Bang & Norman North. The Music Track Was Released Date :January 5, 2024.
[Intro: Fredo Bang]
Ain’t that DJ Chose over there?
I lost some old friends I had to tell, “No” (Look like DJ Chose)
The streets they washed up most of these niggas hoes
Can’t see be goin’ out sad, oh no, no, no
Yeah
Explanation of Intro
The song begins with Fredo Bang recognizing DJ Chose and reflecting on losing some old friends. He mentions that the streets have changed people, and he emphasize not wanting to go out sadly.
[Verse 1: Fredo Bang]
When you ain’t having’ nothing’, watch how they treat you
At my lowest all I had was God, don’t ever think I need you
Count up a hundred bands of dirty money, huh, huh (Out the mud, nigga)
Showed you the move and you tried to work it on me, I’m like
Explanation of Verse 1
Fredo talks about the treatment he received when he had nothing and expresses that God was the only support he needed during his lowest moments. The lyrics communicate a sense of fight and readiness for any contests.
[Chorus: Fredo Bang]
I swear to God ‘fore I got out, I wanna shoot (Yeah)
Clap rods like it ain’t nothing’ else to do (Fah-fah)
Keep a stick on me, better have it on you (Yеah)
And if you got the drop
Nigga, fuck it, come on through (Sheesh)
Explanation of Chorus
In the chorus, Fredo talks about his readiness for violence, stating that he is willing to shoot and use weapons without hesitation. The lyrics communicate a sense of fight and readiness for any struggles.
[Post-Chorus: Fredo Bang]
Pull up
Nigga, fuck it, come on through
Know wе outside with it (Yeah, yeah)
Nigga, fuck it, come on through
Explanation of Post-chorus
The post-chorus emphasize the fearless attitude, urging anyone with ill intentions to come forward.
[Verse 2: Fredo Bang]
We don’t give no fucks, play you out of luck, uh
I keep it on my side like my .40 was a crutch
I workin’ with a pair, but bitch, I ain’t the one
Might pop one in your head talking ’bout a one on one, huh
Never catch me slippin’, got it tucked right by my belly
Ask around the city since a lil’ one I been steppin’
I stay out people business ’cause that shit be gettin’ messy
‘Cause soon I flash out, you gotta check it or respect it
I pray to God that my dawg come home
I keep it gun just to make it home
I hope my mom know I love her soul
But you raised a child with a troubled soul
Explanation of Verse 2
Fredo continues to express a lack of concern for the consequences, stating that he keeps a weapon by his side like a crutch. He mentions being alert and not getting involved in messy situations, but warns that if fired , he’ll not waver to reply aggressively.
[Chorus: Fredo Bang]
I swear to God ‘fore I got out, I wanna shoot (Yeah)
Clap rods like it ain’t nothing’ else to do (Fah-fah)
Keep a stick on me, better have it on you (Yeah)
And if you got the drop
Nigga, fuck it, come on through (Sheesh)
Explanation of chorus
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the theme of being prepared for violence and confrontation.
[Post-Chorus: Fredo Bang]
Pull up
Nigga, fuck it, come on through
Know we outside with it (Yeah, yeah)
Nigga, fuck it, come on through
Explanation of post-chorus
The post-chorus is repeated, maintaining the fearless and confrontational tone.
[Outro: Fredo Bang]
I pray to God that my dog come home
I keep a gun just to make it home
I hope my mom know I love her soul
But you raised a child with a troubled soul
Explanation of Outro
The outro reflects on personal struggles, expressing a desire for a friend to come home and emphasizing the challenges of growing up with a troubled soul despite the love and understanding from family.
