In this track, Styles P delves into his habitual use of marijuana as a coping mechanism for the harsh realities of life in the streets. Through repetitive, almost mantra-like lyrics about getting high, he underscores the need to escape from pervasive violence and socio-economic struggles. His references to smoking "like a chimney" and comparing himself to Bob Marley highlight both recreational and therapeutic dimensions of cannabis use. The vivid imagery of guns, drugs, and street life juxtaposed with his desire to numb the pain reveals an internal conflict between survival instincts and self-destruction. Ultimately, Styles P paints a raw portrait of urban existence where getting high becomes both a refuge and a form of resistance against an unforgiving environment.
