Don’t Come Out the House

The track begins with a brooding and ominous chorus that sets a stage of intimidation and posturing. 21 Savage asserts his presence and the presence of his gang outwardly, recommending that for their own safety, others should not 'come out the house.' The tone is menacing and unyielding, a stark declaration that he and his associates own the streets.

21 Savage's first verse delves into his past experiences that shaped his tough exterior, referencing his involvement in street activity from a young age. The verse exudes a mix of nostalgia and pride for where he came from. His ominous whispering delivery adds a haunting quality, hinting at violence and the darkness in his lifestyle. Throughout the verse, there's also a certain defiance against socioeconomic struggles he has had to deal with, such as poverty and the exertions of street life.

The journey through his memories progresses into braggadocio over his success and wealth in contrast to his past hardships. His tone turns confrontational as he speaks about his disregard for romantic relationships and his ruthless stance towards his competition. This part of the journey is less about the struggles and more about flaunting the fruits of his labor and the acquisition of power.

In the latter part of the song, the emotional journey reaches its peak with 21 Savage's increased aggression towards his opposition. He showcases his readiness for confrontation, signaling he's prepared to take on his enemies head-on. The energy is heightened here, representing a complete emotional arc from haunting intimidation to an almost cathartic release of pent-up animosity and assertiveness.