"We Outside" by Uncle Murda is a rap song that showcases the rapper's street mentality and gang affiliation. The lyrics describe the group's unity and presence outside in the streets, ready to confront any threats or enemies. The song begins with the repetition of the phrase "The whole gang outside with it," emphasizing the strength and unity of the group. Uncle Murda mentions being in jail and how they are the ones that the federal agents admire. They are not afraid to engage in violent confrontations with their enemies, as they are willing to let the bullets fly and run down on them without using a drive-by shooting. Uncle Murda reminisces about the early days when he first started going outside and witnessing drug dealing through pagers. He mentions influential hip-hop artists like Slick Rick and Eric B. & Rakim. He also alludes to intimate encounters with women, using a quote from Bow Wow to assert his dominance. The rapper continues to assert his presence and resilience in the streets, knowing that he is a target for others. He keeps his weapon close by for protection and remains discreet. He mentions his ability to accumulate wealth and his disregard for the police, having the audacity to throw away his firearm. Uncle Murda boasts about his jewelry, his ability to earn money through illegal activities, and his stash of drugs in a hidden location. He mentions his luxury cars and the dangers he faces on the streets. The lyrics also refer to him shooting and injuring someone, leaving bullet holes in their clothing. Overall, "We Outside" by Uncle Murda glorifies the gang lifestyle, violence, and street mentality. The song portrays a sense of unity, fearlessness, and dominance in the face of adversaries.
