"All A's" is a song by Goodie Mob, an American hip-hop group from Atlanta, Georgia. The song is featured on their debut album, "Soul Food," released in 1995. The song touches on various themes and experiences associated with urban life in the Southern United States. The lyrics depict the challenges and struggles faced by the group members and their determination to overcome them. The chorus emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and not getting phased by others' negative opinions or actions. It also highlights the group's resilience and ability to rise above the obstacles they face. The verses by different group members delve into personal stories and perspectives. Backbone's verse reflects on the harsh realities of life in the concrete jungle, where he receives dirty looks from others and feels the need to be cautious for his safety. Cee-Lo's verse talks about his confidence and power, comparing himself to a champion who can make others' problems disappear. He boasts about his guns and warns against underestimating him and his Southern counterparts. Khujo's verse touches on the theme of loyalty and betrayal, expressing his frustrations with people who steal from others and deceive them. He displays a tough attitude, calling out "punk ass bitches." Gipp's verse portrays a sense of pride and confidence in his Southern roots. He talks about driving through his neighborhood, calling himself Mr. Gipp and highlighting his laid-back, cool style. T-Mo's verse reflects on the desire for a better life and the struggles faced by young artists in the music industry. He mentions wanting to live the good life and the challenges of the grind and the drug trade. Overall, "All A's" portrays the group's determination to succeed and thrive in a challenging environment. The lyrics depict their pride in their Southern identity and their willingness to overcome any obstacles in their way.
