The lyrics of Jdot Breezy's song "Channel 4" depict a story of violence and revenge in a street-gang setting. The song talks about taking revenge on someone who caused harm or death to the protagonist's brother. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist is willing to commit a homicide to avenge his brother's soul. The phrase "Catch that boy and zip his ass and now that boy on Channel 4" implies that the protagonist wants to harm or kill someone and make their actions known publicly on television (Channel 4). The line "Jakes don't know who did that hit but, shit, I bet his brudda know" suggests that the police may not know who committed the crime, but the brother of the victim might have some information. The lyrics also mention AJ, who left his friends and subsequently got hurt at the store. The song suggests that the protagonist wants to confront AJ and potentially harm him further. The line "And yo' bitch ass brudda died, bro, put that nigga on the sco" indicates the desire to disrespect the enemy and further escalate the situation. The lyrics continue to emphasize the desire for revenge, with lines like "We gon' cause a homicide 'cause a bitch nigga took my brudda's soul" and "La la la, my choppa cry, we ain't get a chance to up his pole." These lines convey the protagonist's frustration and anger, with the intention of inflicting harm on those responsible. Overall, "Channel 4" tells a story of vengeance and violence within a gang context, where the protagonist seeks retribution for the death of his brother. It portrays a grim and aggressive narrative, highlighting the consequences of street life and the desire for retaliation.
