Gettin' it On

Playa Fly's song 'Gettin' it On' is a vivid portrayal of the hustle, struggles, and camaraderie that define street life. The lyrics, delivered by Playa Fly and his collaborators, paint a picture of a life filled with challenges, but also moments of joy and connection. The recurring theme of 'gettin' it on' serves as a metaphor for pushing through adversity and finding moments of peace and happiness amidst the chaos.

Gangsta Blac's verse highlights the importance of staying grounded and wise in a world that can easily lead one astray. He speaks of praying before meals, a ritual that symbolizes gratitude and a connection to a higher power. This spiritual grounding is juxtaposed with the harsh realities of street life, where money, power, and respect are constantly in flux. The mention of 'different strokes for different folks' and 'keeping devils back' suggests a need to navigate various social dynamics and protect oneself from negative influences.

Playa Fly's verses delve deeper into the personal and emotional aspects of this lifestyle. He reflects on the importance of family and the uncertainty of the future, while also acknowledging the allure of material success and the dangers that come with it. The imagery of 'rising with the early Sun' and 'ganja on my shoulder' evokes a sense of resilience and readiness to face whatever the day brings. Despite the challenges, there is a sense of hope and determination to 'make it home' and continue 'gettin' it on'.

The chorus, sung by Bill Chill, ties the song together with a message of unity and shared experience. The repetition of 'gettin' it on' emphasizes the collective effort to overcome obstacles and find moments of joy. The song ultimately serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of those living the street life, and the bonds that are formed through shared struggles and triumphs.