The song "25" by UnoTheActivist is about the artist's lifestyle and success in the music industry. The lyrics express his confidence and superiority over his peers, as well as his dedication to his craft. The line "I got 25 perks if you want it, 25 perks if you need it" refers to his access to drugs, specifically perks which is a term for prescription painkillers. He is implying that he has a large supply and is willing to share them with others. "25 lighters on the dresser, light the bitch up then I leave her" is a play on words. The phrase "25 lighters on the dresser" is a reference to the song "25 Lighters" by DJ DMD, Fat Pat, and Lil' Keke. It means that UnoTheActivist has a lot of lighters, which could also be a metaphor for his wealth and success. "Light the bitch up then I leave her" shows his promiscuous behavior and the idea that he engages in short-term relationships. "My brother went 25, free em" suggests that his friend or family member was sentenced to 25 years in prison, and UnoTheActivist wants him to be released. This line reflects the artist's loyalty to his loved ones. "My bitch 25 and she act a lil freaky" implies that UnoTheActivist's partner is 25 years old and has a sexually adventurous nature. "I get the money believe it, these niggas wanna join me because they cannot beat me" highlights his financial success and the envy that others feel towards him. He believes that his talent and skill make him unbeatable. "They cannot see me like Stevie, had to see me on the TV" references Stevie Wonder's blindness and suggests that people are blind to UnoTheActivist's talent until they see him on television. This line reflects his desire for recognition and fame. "Still tryna suck at graffiti, rip my woadie DD" pays homage to his friend or associate named DD who passed away. The artist mentions his friend's name to honor his memory. "But here my bid on monopoly, no wave but I stay on the top" signifies that UnoTheActivist is making his mark in the music industry and dominating the game without following trends. Overall, the song captures UnoTheActivist's confidence, flamboyant lifestyle, and ambition in the music industry.
