"Sick Of Cell" is a song by Hotboii that talks about his experiences and struggles growing up in Florida (referred to as "FL" in the lyrics) and his determination to overcome them. The phrase "sick of the cell" represents his frustration with the environment he was raised in. It can be interpreted both literally, referring to sickle cell disease, and figuratively, representing the confinement and limitations he feels in his surroundings. Hotboii emphasizes that he wants nothing to do with law enforcement ("12") and prefers to distance himself from any dealings with them. He boasts about his wealth and the extravagant gifts he showers on his partner, such as spending $50,000 on her hair. He also mentions the Glock pistol he carries, which has an extension magazine, emphasizing his readiness to protect himself if needed. The song also touches upon various themes such as loyalty, success, and perseverance. Hotboii expresses his gratitude to his loyal friends who supported him when he was down and credits their presence for his current success. He highlights the fact that money brings its own set of problems but ultimately accepts it as part of his reality. The second verse by Rylo Rodriguez presents another perspective, talking about his rise from humble beginnings and his success in the music industry. He references his past struggles and brushes with the law, stating that despite his success, he's still faced with personal issues. Overall, "Sick Of Cell" reflects Hotboii's determination to overcome the obstacles presented by his environment, his commitment to his loved ones, and his resilience in the face of challenges.
