"Esham's song Yoca-Cola" is a rap song that showcases the lifestyle of a drug dealer and the struggles and dangers that accompany it. The lyrics depict the protagonist's involvement in the drug trade, specifically the distribution and use of cocaine (referred to as "yoca cola" in the song). The chorus repeats the phrase "Yola yola yola yola yoca cola," emphasizing the drug's prominence in their daily activities. The protagonist boasts about making money, hustling hard, and stacking their earnings. They claim to be involved in illegal activities such as moving bricks of drugs, mixing cake (presumably referring to the cutting and packaging of drugs), and spraying bullets from a Chevrolet AK (a reference to gun violence). The song also portrays the protagonist's drug addiction, with references to snorting nasal drugs, frozen white crystal flakes (cocaine), and their dependence on drugs to get through their lifestyle. The lyrics highlight the destructive consequences of their drug habit, comparing themselves to characters from movies like Scarface and Pulp Fiction. Despite the dangerous nature of their lifestyle, the protagonist takes pride in their success and their ability to make money, even though they acknowledge the risks and potential consequences. The lyrics also touch on the streets and the struggles of survival and the need to continually hustle to make ends meet. Overall, "Yoca-Cola" tells a story of a drug dealer immersed in a life of crime, addiction, and danger, while portraying a sense of bravado and confidence in their ability to navigate their risky lifestyle.
