Knock Knock

SoFaygo's 'Knock Knock' is a track that encapsulates the artist's journey and the harsh realities of his rise to fame. The song opens with a sense of urgency and confrontation, as the lyrics 'Knock-knock, who's there at the door right now?' suggest a moment of reckoning. The following lines, 'if you don't open that ho, we gon' kick it down,' imply a determination to succeed and break through barriers, regardless of the obstacles in the way.

The song delves into themes of survival and the pursuit of success ('Young nigga tryna stack up his cake'). SoFaygo reflects on his past experiences with violence and the street life, which have shaped his outlook and hardened his persona ('That turned me into a Hell Raiser'). The mention of a 'fire' and stepping inside indicates a readiness to confront challenges head-on. The lyrics also touch on the fickleness of relationships and loyalty, as people's attitudes change with his growing success ('Now that you see me glow up, Hold up, now you down for me').

SoFaygo's style is characterized by its melodic flow and trap-influenced beats, which are evident in 'Knock Knock.' The song's catchy hook and rhythm are juxtaposed with its more serious undertones about the struggles of making it in the music industry and the changes in personal relationships that come with fame. The collaboration with producer Tecca adds a layer of recognition, as SoFaygo acknowledges the contributions of his peers to his rising career ('Niggas tryna be cool 'cause that beat by my nigga Tecca').