"Black & Yellow" is a song by Uncle Murda, a rapper from Brooklyn, New York. The song incorporates elements of gangster rap and highlights Uncle Murda's street credibility and prowess. The lyrics depict a boastful and confrontational attitude towards others in the neighborhood and emphasize his willingness to resort to violence if necessary. In the hook, Uncle Murda mentions putting bullets in people's faces and the black and yellow tape, which refers to crime scene tape often used in police investigations. He also references the TV show "The First 48," which profiles real-life homicide investigations. Verse 1 starts by asserting that Uncle Murda's raps are the hottest and compares himself to notorious figures like Big Meech and Bob Marley. He then claims to have the ability to kill anyone who opposes him or associates with his enemies, showing his violent and ruthless nature. Verse 2 continues the theme of Uncle Murda's dominance and authenticity. He mentions other rappers and challenges their credibility in comparison to his own. The lyrics also touch on sexual encounters and his confidence in hiding evidence of his infidelity. The song closes with a final hook reiterating Uncle Murda's aggressive demeanor and his determination to shut down anyone who doubts him. Overall, "Black & Yellow" serves as a braggadocious anthem that reinforces Uncle Murda's reputation as a street-oriented rapper. The lyrics focus on violence, authenticity, and his ability to command respect in his community.
