Dip Dip

21 Savage's 'Dip Dip' is a gritty and unfiltered portrayal of street life, gang loyalty, and the harsh realities of survival in a violent environment. The song opens with a declaration of allegiance to the 'Murder Gang' and 'Slaughter Gang,' setting the tone for the rest of the track. The lyrics emphasize the importance of loyalty and the disdain for those who are not part of the inner circle, labeling them as 'lame' and unworthy. This sense of belonging and exclusion is a recurring theme in the song, highlighting the tight-knit nature of gang culture.

The song is filled with vivid and often graphic imagery, such as 'Eat you pussy niggas like a fucking sandwich' and 'Wet a nigga block and then I dip dip dip.' These lines serve to illustrate the brutal and unforgiving world that 21 Savage navigates. The use of metaphors like 'Maison Margiela cost a grip grip grip' and 'Bitches say they love the way I drip drip drip' juxtaposes luxury and violence, reflecting the duality of his lifestyle. The references to high-end fashion brands and the act of 'dripping' (a slang term for flaunting wealth) underscore the materialistic aspects of street culture.

In addition to the themes of violence and loyalty, the song also delves into 21 Savage's personal experiences and relationships. Lines like 'Young Savage pull up on your fucking on your mother' and 'Slaughter Gang got choppers like under covers' reveal a raw and unapologetic side of the artist. The mention of 'Danny Glover' and 'Mc' Lovin'' adds a layer of pop culture references, blending humor with the otherwise dark subject matter. The song's repetitive chorus reinforces the central themes, making it a powerful anthem for those who live by the code of the streets.