Outta There

MOE's song "Outta There" is a powerful declaration of self-confidence and triumph over adversity. The lyrics are a testament to his journey from being underestimated to achieving success. The repeated refrain, "I'm outta there. I'm gone," signifies his departure from a place of doubt and negativity to a realm of success and recognition. The phrase "Big Racks. They long" emphasizes his financial success, while "I'm hot now. I'm on" highlights his current popularity and influence.

The song is filled with vivid metaphors and imagery that paint a picture of MOE's rise. Phrases like "I Been had sauce truffle" and "I Been in my bag duffle" suggest that he has always had the talent and drive, even when others doubted him. The line "Bitch I'm a dog mussel" portrays his tenacity and strength, while "Always had to get it off the muscle" underscores his hard work and determination. The imagery of "drippin puddle" and "animal jungle" further illustrates his unique style and the challenges he has faced.

MOE also addresses his critics and detractors throughout the song. He dismisses their negativity with lines like "If a nigga hatin then it's fuck em" and "These niggas know they can't stop shit." He acknowledges the struggle he has endured, stating, "I grind for this shit I really been thru the struggle." The song's defiant tone is encapsulated in the line, "They said I couldn't do it so I did it," showcasing his resilience and determination to prove his doubters wrong. The references to "OG's stamp me like a logo" and "I bounce back up every time I'm down. Pogo" further emphasize his credibility and ability to overcome obstacles.