"Boy Boy" by G-Unit is a rap song by the hip-hop group G-Unit, consisting of Tony Yayo, Young Buck, 50 Cent, and Kidd Kidd. The lyrics depict a gritty and street-oriented narrative, focusing on themes of toughness, violence, and street life. The song begins with Tony Yayo proclaiming his toughness, comparing himself to an African kid running barefoot, and asserting his OG (original gangster) status. He then mentions that money rules his world and criticizes uninspired music. He also mentions his jewelry that glows in the dark and references his Serbian background. Young Buck's verse continues the street-centric theme, describing violence and death. He talks about the consequences of going against him in his neighborhood, mentioning leaving someone dead in the streets and warning against cosigning with enemies. He also mentions his willingness to shoot and his trepidation regarding dice games. The hook, delivered by 50 Cent, serves as a warning to those who disrespect or cross the group. It highlights the consequences, such as getting injured or killed, for those who step out of line. Tony Yayo's second verse highlights his wealth and connections in the music industry. He mentions names like LA Reid and Jimmy Iovine, who are notable figures in the music business. He also references his status as an OG and his ability to attract attractive women. He further speaks about his involvement in illegal activities, such as federal subpoenas and showing someone how to breathe underwater. Kidd Kidd's verse continues the theme of violence and toughness, boasting about his firepower and threatening those who disrespect him. He compares himself to a cold killer, while calling out individuals who he believes are betraying their own kind. Overall, "Boy Boy" showcases G-Unit's aggressive and rough style, emphasizing their experiences and domination in the street life. The song's lyrics primarily focus on violence, power, and asserting dominance in their respective territories.
