Everyday - Intellectual

“[Outro] Everyday I wake, I pray I put in so much work, now I’m tryna fight this case Free my friends cause the feds put my g’s away Got beef with the gang then you’re beefing me same way Everyday I wake, I pray I put in so much work, now I’m tryna fight this case Free my friends cause the feds put my g’s away Got beef with the gang then you’re beefing me same way”

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This chorus is about the Cb’s daily life and the struggles he faces as a member of the 7th gang. Cb talks about how they pray every day and have worked hard to achieve something, but are now dealing with a legal case that they must fight.

Cb also expresses concern for their friends, who have been arrested by the authorities, and wishes for their release. The phrase “g’s away” is saying his friends got bagged and/or put in pen.

Cb also emphasizes the loyalty he has to the 7th and warns anyone who has a problem with them that they will face consequences. The line “this beef ain’t dead till the whole of the opps in the grave” implies that this beef won’t dead till the opps are dead.

Overall, this verse portrays the struggles and challenges faced by Cb and his gang, as well as their loyalty to each other and their determination to overcome their obstacles.

A wap means gun, so he’s saying he fires gun or buss guns just like he busses court cases, as CB is notorious for doing.

His guys are ‘On Job’ (OJ) which means they’re basically successful in all manner of street activities like running down their opps and dealing and trapping.

G check means rob someone else
CB is saying that his team G check and they dont get G checked themselves

The opps don’t learn their lesson presumably about not trying to beef Northside and more specifically CB’s gang, 7th. Because of this, they have to get round to their opp block and school them, a slight wordplay going on with learning and school.

He’s wishing well (more life) on himself and his gang. Free the guys all locked in prison and free Gate specifically, Gate being Forest Gate, the area in E7 that CB reps and hails from (despite being born and raised in earlier years in Dagenham).

go ask the opps about how many drills hes done on them

go ask the opps about how bullets were shot at them

go ask the opps about how their members got put in a spliff

dont fuck around you best come correct
(not applicable)

they do g checks and do not get g checked (g check means check what someone is on / check where theyre from)

got guns on us anywhere we are

Bodies have dropped on both sides of the beef in Newham unfortunately, with very little hope of it ending anytime sooner. CB only backs up that violence will be reoccurring and not end anytime soon, as the beef isn’t dying between Northside and Southside Newham until every opp he has is dead.

Corn is slang for bullets/ammunition and he’s saying if you don’t get killed from being shot, then CB will stab you with a Rambo knife, which is UK slang for a survival type knife as popularised through the action film series, Rambo.

Whilst CB is currently sitting in jail on charges of gun possession and has used guns on opps, he’s also likely killed opps by stabbing them to death, the best example being how he claimed the murder of Grinna (CH) who was stabbed to death.

“Everyday I wake, I pray I put in so much work, now I’m tryna fight this case Free my friends cause the feds put my g’s away Got beef with the gang then you’re beefing me same way And this beef ain’t dead till the whole of the opps in the grave Everyday I wake, I pray I put in so much work, now I’m tryna fight this case Free my friends cause the feds put my g’s away”

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Cb also expresses concern for their friends, who have been arrested by the authorities, and wishes for their release. The phrase “g’s away” is saying his friends got bagged and/or put in pen.

Overall, this verse portrays the struggles and challenges faced by Cb and his gang, as well as their loyalty to each other and their determination to overcome their obstacles.

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Cb also expresses concern for their friends, who have been arrested by the authorities, and wishes for their release. The phrase “g’s away” is saying his friends got bagged and/or put in pen.

Overall, this verse portrays the struggles and challenges faced by Cb and his gang, as well as their loyalty to each other and their determination to overcome their obstacles.

Likely referring to the murder of Grinna in the first line which CB got away with.

A lot of people want CB dead as a result of him being a well known gm who’s very active on the streets, but he’s still always on Woodgrange Road (his block) so they are likely scared of him is what he’s hinting at.

If you slip, essentially you’ll end up dead, appearing on news at 10pm as by that point it’s late at night and news networks are far less censored and go into more graphical topics such as murders.

his opps scored on themselves
(killed one of their members)

could also be Southside newham scoring on itself i dont know

He’s loves firing off guns the same way he loves seeing blood and guts. Blood is typically swapped out for ‘juice’ for the sake of wordplay for many rappers in drill, and he loves seeing it when he fires off his gun at opps.

Reference to the deaths of:

Grinna ( CH )
Y.Grinna ( CH )
Y.Sluey ( 6th )

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This lyric is saying Cb worked hard and put in a lot of effort to achieve something, but now is now facing some kind of legal challenge, which they must fight or overcome.

The phrase “put in so much work” impliesCB has spent a lot of time and effort on something, (drills) perhaps a job, or a personal goal or something. But now hes dealing with a difficult situation, and he should use his resources, skills, and determination to fight the challenge.

The phrase “tryna fight this case” refers to a legal battle, a personal struggle, or a difficult situation that the Cb is facing. It suggests that the person is determined to overcome the challenge and is willing to put in the effort and work required to succeed.

Cb is suggesting he is respected in his local community for their street credibility or reputation, and he dont need to rely on musical talents to establish themselves. The phrase “rap on beats” refers to the act of making music and performing on instrumentals, while “bad on streets” implies that CB is tough and respected in his hood

The phrase “man know that I’m bad on streets” means that the speaker’s reputation is well-known among the people in Newham, and he is known to be a force to be reckoned with. Therefore, anyone who talks negatively about CB is taking a risk, as they may face consequences for disrespecting him.

Overall, this this bar emphasises CB’s tough and respected reputation in his community, and warns others not to underestimate him or talk negatively about them. It suggests that his credibility and reputation extend beyond the music industry, and that they are a respected figure in the streets.

This lyric means that if someone has a problem or conflict with 7th then that person also has a problem with Cb. The phrase “got beef” is slang for having a conflict or issue with someone, usually related to a personal or social disagreement. In this case it’s about territory.

The phrase “with the gang” implies that the Cb is part of a group of people who are close to them, such as friends, family, or a community. CB is essentially saying that if someone has a problem with his group, then they are also included in that conflict, and the person has a problem with them as well.

The phrase “same way” emphasizes the speaker’s solidarity with their group and implies that they will support their group even in the face of conflict. Overall, this lyric expresses a sense of loyalty and solidarity with one’s group, and a warning to others not to cause trouble or conflicts with them.

CB was sentenced for 23 years for conspiracy to commit GBH, while on a ride-out in rival gang’s territory.

A police chase occurred after the incident, and CB ended up brandishing a sawn-off shot gun at a police officer whilst wearing a clown mask. As a result, criminal trial was humorously referred to as the “clown conspiracy” case.

This was one of the last songs he would make before going off to prison.