The song "On It" by RX Peso and UnoTheActivist is a trap-infused rap track that primarily focuses on themes of wealth, success, and status. Both artists use their verses to flex about their expensive fashion choices, luxurious lifestyles, and their ability to call upon shooters (referring to people who have guns) when needed. In the lyrics, UnoTheActivist and RX Peso mention several high-end fashion brands such as Rick Owens, Raf Simons, Undercover, Number (N) ine, and Dior. They emphasize the fact that they can afford these expensive designer clothes and accessories, which adds to their perceived status and wealth. UnoTheActivist also talks about his diamond jewelry, claiming that his diamonds are constantly moving or "jumpin'" while others' diamonds remain still, indicating a higher level of quality. He mentions that he wanted a house on the hill but ended up spending the money on his grill (teeth), possibly implying that he prioritizes his appearance and image over material possessions. RX Peso's verse touches on similar themes, boasting about his financial success and possession of luxury items. He asserts his dominance by saying he keeps a gun with him (clean my pneumonia), suggesting that he is prepared to defend himself if necessary. Overall, "On It" is a braggadocious track that highlights the artists' wealth, success, and fashionable choices, while also referencing their connections to individuals who can handle conflict or threats when needed.
