The song "Don't Play Dat" by Sett is a rap track that expresses aggression, confidence, and a disregard for any opposition or drama. The lyrics talk about being a young and fearless individual who demands respect. The song starts by emphasizing the need for the person listening to the song to be on their game and have a reputation for being dangerous. The lyrics also mention that anyone claiming to be against the artist should have some credibility and not just be playing around. The artist expresses a defiant attitude towards these individuals. The next section of the song asserts the artist's dominance and the way they approach their rivals. They mention how their crew is fearless and ready to take action. They claim to have powerful drugs and weapons, as well as the ability to satisfy women sexually. This part also includes references to the TV show "Power" and the character Tommy, who is known for being ruthless and not tolerating any disrespect or deceit. The lyrics then discuss acts of violence and bravado. They mention hitting their opponents' territory with firepower, catching them off guard. The artist talks about the consequences these rivals face, including death, and how they leave behind crime scenes with police tape. They claim to commit multiple murders as revenge for the death of their own crew member. The lyrics also mention having customized guns and their willingness to use them. The final part of the song asserts the artist's reputation and warns others not to underestimate them. They express a lack of love or mercy in their neighborhood and emphasize the importance of their reputation. The lyrics mention the consequences of disloyalty, including the loss of limbs and being turned into a wood (a term referring to becoming lifeless). Overall, "Don't Play Dat" is a song that showcases the artist's bravado, dominance, and fearless attitude. It portrays a lifestyle filled with violence, revenge, and a disregard for consequences.
