Muthafucka

Xzibit's song 'Muthafucka' is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the harsh realities of street life and the music industry. The chorus sets the tone, emphasizing the unpredictability of life and the inevitability of facing consequences. The repeated line, 'You know it could happen, it don't happen till it happen, when it happen, you gonna wish it never did,' serves as a stark warning about the dangers and sudden turns that life can take, especially in a world filled with violence and betrayal.

In the verses, Xzibit delves into various aspects of street life, from the manipulative tactics of people trying to exploit others for money to the constant threat of violence. He paints a vivid picture of a world where making the wrong decision can lead to fatal consequences. The lines 'These streets is fuckin' vicious, can't make the wrong decisions, they have you shot up and shot up, caught up behind some bitches' highlight the perilous nature of his environment. Xzibit also touches on the phoniness and deceit prevalent in the music industry, suggesting that true loyalty is hard to come by.

The song also showcases Xzibit's confidence and resilience. He portrays himself as a formidable figure, unafraid to confront challenges head-on. Lines like 'My soldiers go with missiles, gauges, grenades, and pistols' and 'I'm number one, with a motherfuckin' bullet man!' underscore his readiness to defend himself and his position. The aggressive and assertive tone throughout the song reflects Xzibit's determination to survive and thrive despite the odds. 'Muthafucka' is a testament to the gritty reality of street life and the relentless pursuit of success in a world fraught with danger and deception.