"Do Sumthin" by Uncle Murda is a song where the rapper expresses his confidence and willingness to take action against his enemies. He references the late rapper Biggie Smalls, who he believes would be proud of his success. Uncle Murda also mentions his desire to confront and "kill" hip-hop mogul Suge Knight. The lyrics suggest that Uncle Murda is not afraid of anyone and is prepared to defend himself. He mentions growing up around dangerous individuals and how this tough environment has shaped him. He also refers to the harsh reality of his hometown, Brooklyn, where even your closest friends can betray you. The hook of the song encourages those who dislike him to "do something" and provoke him. Uncle Murda and his crew are portrayed as being ready to respond to any threats or challenges. He warns that anyone who dares to confront them will face the consequences. In the second verse, Uncle Murda criticizes the lack of unity among Southern rappers and highlights various feuds within the hip-hop community. He mentions conflicts between Gucci Mane, Jeezy, Yo Gotti, and others to emphasize the lack of cohesion. The rapper questions who is truly in control and mocks the controversy surrounding Rick Ross' alleged attack by the Gangster Disciples or Jeezy and the Crips. Uncle Murda also addresses the expectations surrounding the song, implying that people thought it would be a typical strip club record. However, he surprises listeners with a more aggressive and confrontational approach. He raps about reckless behavior in strip clubs, particularly stealing jewelry from unsuspecting individuals. In the third verse, Uncle Murda asserts his authenticity and points out that he does not get along with fake individuals. He takes pride in being hated by others because it signifies that he is doing something right. Uncle Murda refuses to censor himself and speaks his mind without hesitation. He welcomes any challenges or conflicts that others may bring, confident that he can handle any situation. Overall, "Do Sumthin" by Uncle Murda showcases his fearless and defiant attitude, as well as his readiness to confront his enemies and stand up for himself.
