The song "Declare War (Intro)" by Jdot Breezy is a rap song filled with aggressive and confrontational lyrics. The overall theme of the song revolves around a "war" mentality and a confrontational attitude towards those who are perceived as fake or lacking in authenticity. The lyrics describe a sense of frustration towards individuals who pretend to be tough or gangster-like but have never truly experienced or participated in violent actions ("'cause you ain't never clapped a ratchet"). The artist emphasizes their own readiness for conflict by contrasting their actions with those of the fake individuals, expressing their willingness to use weapons and engage in violence to protect themselves or their crew ("we tote cannons," "let that thirty get to clapping"). The lyrics also mention their disregard for authority or legal consequences, preferring to handle conflicts within their own community rather than involving law enforcement ("We gon' leave it in the streets, tell them crackers 'bout what happened"). This suggests a street code of justice and a preference for resolving conflicts through personal means rather than relying on traditional legal systems. The artist also expresses a sense of unity and loyalty with their crew ("I'm in a four-door with big bro, it's two niggas and two poles"), indicating that they rely on each other for protection and support. Throughout the song, there are references to violence, drug dealing, and gang activity, portraying a gritty and aggressive lifestyle. The lyrics also include derogatory language and derogatory references towards others. Overall, "Declare War (Intro)" conveys a message of defiance, readiness for conflict, and an unyielding commitment to one's crew and protecting their own. It showcases an aggressive and confrontational attitude often found in the rap genre.
