The song "Freshco & Miz" by Jedi Mind Tricks tells a story of frustration and anger towards the music industry and the inflated prices of records. The lyrics express a discontent with the commercialization of music and the excessive pricing of records. The first part of the lyrics criticizes the high prices of records, questioning why they are sold for $50-60 when they can be found for much cheaper at a dollar. The narrator highlights how a beat that becomes popular was originally obtained for a minimal price, such as a dollar or 50 cents, and now those same records are being sold for hundreds of dollars. The frustration expressed in the lyrics is directed towards the music industry's perceived greed. The second part of the lyrics shifts focus to personal success and dedication. The narrator expresses pride in their hard work and dedication to their craft, mentioning their collaboration with Stoupe in a basement. They consider themselves to have aged gracefully and differentiate themselves from others who they perceive as being less committed. The lyrics also touch on materialism, criticizing those who value expensive brands like Fendi, Gucci, and Prada. The narrator urges others to get a job and stop bothering them, indicating a desire for independence and to be left alone. They also mention a figure called Nicodemo, who is viewed as a father figure and someone whose work ethic they admire. The song conveys a sense of authenticity and a disdain for the superficiality and commercialization within the music industry. It speaks to the narrator's frustration with the inflated prices of records and their pride in their own hard work and dedication.
