In the song "Trap Stars," YRN Murk raps about the life of a trap star, someone who is involved in the illegal drug trade. He talks about dealing with substances like D'Ussé and Minute Maid, as well as the bags and pints that he sells. The lyrics also mention trappers and scammers, indicating that he is involved in various illegal activities to make money. Johnny Cinco's verse adds to the theme, with references to trappin' bricks and having a chopper with a hundred rounds. He talks about the dangers and violence associated with the lifestyle, mentioning killing, junkies, and the Bogeyman. Mango Foo's verse continues the theme of trapping and making money through illegal means. He boasts about his expensive possessions, like VV's in his Rollie watch and Mike Amiri chains, and talks about getting packs and serving. He also mentions having too much cash and doing a dash, indicating a fast and risky lifestyle. Overall, the song depicts the dangerous and lavish life of a trap star, involved in illegal activities and living on the edge. It glorifies the wealth and status that comes with this lifestyle, while also highlighting the violence and risks involved.
