The song "Shooters" by Jdot Breezy is a rap song that talks about street life, violence, and asserting dominance. The lyrics depict a narrative where the artist and his crew are confrontational and aggressive towards their enemies. The song starts by emphasizing the artist's tough attitude and reputation, mentioning the gang ("Gang") and their ability to intimidate others. The lyrics also reference having a gun ("skrt"), comparing their power to wearing bulletproof stockings. The mention of "kush" and "big backrolls" suggests a lifestyle of luxury and drug dealing, while the "dirty drakos" refers to powerful weapons. The artist boasts about having shooters (team members) who are ready to act at his command ("They gonna move when I say so"). The line about "lil Jaq in the cut he gon fuck around an give you a halo" suggests that Jaq, a member of the crew, is highly skilled and dangerous. The chorus repeats the idea that the artist and his crew are the real deal, unlike their enemies who are portrayed as cowards ("Nigga you ain't gonna ride, you ain't gonna slide, you ain't no shooter"). The lyrics emphasize their readiness to engage in violence and their commitment to leaving no witnesses behind ("I'm gon handle mine won't leave no witness when we do it"). In the second verse, the artist continues to assert his dominance and mocks his enemies for their inability to fight back. There are references to firearms ("223s"), targeting specific body parts ("head," "neck"), and causing severe harm ("hit the paramedics") to those who oppose them. The lyrics also mention the artist's confidence in his ability to handle any situation ("I'm gon handle mine") and take control of his adversaries. There is a mention of the artist and his crew waiting for someone in a parking lot, suggesting an ambush or a planned attack. The verse further emphasizes the violent nature of the artist's lifestyle and the repeated loss of life among their enemies ("Too many goofys now rips how the fuck you nigga keep dying"). The lyrics also underscore the artist's refusal to back down or give up their gains ("No u can't get it back"). Overall, the song "Shooters" showcases Jdot Breezy's aggressive and confrontational lyrical style, highlighting themes of violence, dominance, and street life. It is important to note that although this song may be entertaining, it promotes negative behavior and should be interpreted as a work of art rather than a guide for real-life actions.
