"We Outta Here" is a song by Joe Budden, featuring Royce da 5'9", Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz, collectively known as Slaughterhouse. The song is from their self-titled debut album, "Slaughterhouse," released in 2009. The lyrics of the song depict the aggressive and confident nature of the Slaughterhouse group. It opens with the sound effects of gunfire, whistle blows, and a female voice saying "Slaughter." This sets the tone for the intense and raw energy that the song carries. Royce da 5'9" begins his verse by referencing his nickname, "Poppa-Poppa Pistol," implying his association with weaponry. He uses wordplay and metaphors to assert his dominance and prowess, comparing opponents to cranberry vodka mixers and cotton pickers. He also mentions his two pistols, emphasizing his readiness to engage in any confrontation. Joe Budden's verse reflects his street mentality and his willingness to engage in illegal activities. He talks about living a life influenced by evil and being driven by money and aggression. He expresses his dissatisfaction with society's expectations and the deceitful nature of the music industry. He proclaims Slaughterhouse as the best group ever and asserts their dominance. Crooked I's verse showcases his clever wordplay and aggressive style. He boasts about his valuable possessions, including an Audemars watch and a loaded gun. He references oral sex and likens his impact to that of a suicide bomber. He confidently predicts Slaughterhouse's rise, comparing it to an explosion with promised rewards. Joell Ortiz's verse highlights his lyrical prowess and charismatic personality. He represents himself as a corner reporter, emphasizing his authenticity and connection to the streets. He boasts about Slaughterhouse's talent and impact, suggesting that anyone who claims to see their flaws is either lying or ignorant. He dismisses unnecessary drama and focuses on their fans' support and the group's reputation. Overall, "We Outta Here" showcases Slaughterhouse's lyrical skill, confidence, and unapologetic nature. The song celebrates their unity as a group and their determination to leave a lasting impact on the hip-hop industry.
