The song "In There" by Chief Keef talks about his upbringing in the streets and the struggles he faced growing up. The hook talks about his mother being upset when she found him in the streets, and him asking for a place to hide and be accepted. He questions why someone would play games and not let him in, when he needs it the most. In the verse, Chief Keef talks about his tough exterior and how he doesn't care about what others think of him. He mentions how people used to think he was ugly, but now all they see is his money and success. He talks about his past struggles and how he overcame them to become something greater. He also mentions smoking weed and how it helps him relax and escape from his problems. Overall, the song is about Chief Keef's journey from the streets to stardom and how he has learned to not let negativity affect him. It's a raw and authentic expression of his life and experiences growing up in the United States.
