6 For 6

Central Cee's '6 For 6' is a raw and candid reflection on the artist's journey from obscurity to fame, and the dichotomy between his past and present life. The song's title itself suggests a flawless streak, likely referring to his consistent success or hits. Central Cee, a British rapper known for his drill music, often incorporates his life experiences into his lyrics, painting a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs of street life.

The lyrics of '6 For 6' touch on themes of perseverance, the allure of crime, and the ironies of success. Central Cee recounts how he was overlooked before his rise to fame ('Bad B's, they curved the kid / Back then when I weren't so lit'), and now that he's successful, those who ignored him are resentful of his achievements. He acknowledges the temptations of crime as a quick path to wealth ('But he knows crime pays, so he won't go lidge'), while also recognizing the risks involved ('Could've been in the bin / If it weren't for the gloves that I had when I wrapped that Rizz').

The song also explores the rapper's sense of responsibility, despite acknowledging his own past actions ('Fuck, I'm so hypocritical'). He advises the younger generation to stay in school and avoid the pitfalls he encountered, even as he admits to having profited from those very activities. This internal conflict highlights the complexity of his character and the challenges of breaking free from a cycle of crime. '6 For 6' is not just a boast about success; it's a contemplation on the cost of that success and the impact of one's choices on their community and self-identity.