2 Chainz's top 15 lyrics with the best punch lines
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In the dynamic realm of hip hop, where lyrical prowess serves as the heartbeat of the genre, few artists have mastered the art of delivering knockout punch lines quite like 2 Chainz. With a career spanning decades and a discography that reads like a master class in wordplay, 2 Chainz has solidified his status as a lyrical heavyweight.
From his “Duffle Bag Boy” days as one-half of Playaz Circle to his solo endeavors, the rapper, born Tauheed Epps, has consistently entertained listeners with his clever rhymes, witty metaphors and memorable punch lines.
Below, explore some of 2 Chainz’s most brilliant lyrics with the best punch lines that have made him a force to be reckoned with in the rap game.
1. Mercy: “I’m drunk and high at the same time / Drinkin’ champagne on the airplane.”
While some of 2 Chainz’s bars may initially sound straightforward, more often than not, they unfold as double entendres much like this one. In a casual listen, you might assume he’s referencing being elevated from cannabis. However, the real twist unfolds upon closer inspection.
The term “high” in this context cleverly serves as a subtle flex, signifying his literal elevation at 30,000 feet aboard a private plane. With both the literal and figurative interpretation of this bar, you know 2 Chainz is having a good time.
2. OG Kush Diet: “Sippin’ Quavo, ridin’ Offsets, guess I’m ’bout to Takeoff.”
“OG Kush Diet” is a track that appears to pay homage to 2 Chainz’s preferred cannabis strain. In this verse, he tips his hat to hip hop group and fellow Atlanta rappers Quavo, Offset and Takeoff, aka Migos. This lyrical nod cleverly describes not only his choice of smoke but also his preferred drink, the flashy rims on his ride and his destination. Given Migos’ reputation as avid cannabis enthusiasts and double-cup connoisseurs, this bar becomes an even more significant play on words.
3. Mercy: “Horsepower, horsepower / All this Polo on, I got horsepower.”
It appears as though 2 Chainz is not only dressed in Polo but is also tearing up the streets with a level of power suitable for a king. 2 Chainz skillfully blends his love of fast sports cars with the prestige of Polo Ralph Lauren in this clever wordplay. The year this song came out, a custom-built, 2,000-horsepower Lamborghini Murcielago was unveiled by Covert Tuning Dynamics. Hence the chorus, “Lamborghini Mercy, yo chick, she so thirsty.”
4. All Me: “GI-VEN-CHY, n**ga, God bless you.”
2 Chainz throws down “Givenchy” in this line, but it’s not just a fashion nod. It’s a sneeze-style delivery, turning a luxury label into an audible masterpiece. For those counting pennies on the other side, Givenchy might as well be the sound of a sneeze, nothing more than an expensive “achoo.” The wordplay of this lyric goes beyond that, referencing one of the brand’s standout shirts that boldly declares, “God Bless Givenchy Paris.” It’s a linguistic and fashion flex.
5. Spend It: “I’ll take your wife, give her back, nine months after that Similac.”
“Spend It” is a standout song that symbolizes 2 Chainz’s legendary rebranding campaign. He makes a bold declaration in this line rather than just spitting bars. When he says he can take your wife and give her back after nine months, he’s not just referring to a one-time incident; rather, he’s referring to a complete change in the dynamics of a happy family.
6. Vi-agra: “I’m a syrup sippin’ animal, emcee cannibal / All I spit is gasoline, all my verses flammable.”
With these lyrics, 2 Chainz vividly portrays himself as a syrup-sipping creature, an emcee who eats rappers for dinner. Describing his flow as gas, he spews out lines that are unbelievably explosive, extremely potent and fiercely combustible, much like gasoline on a fire. He turns into a lyrical arsonist with every verse, proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that his words are not only potent but also blazing hot.
7. Vi-agra: “My sweater come from Polo / Sweat her that’s a no-no / And no I’m not from D.C., but b**ch you gotta go-go.”
Not only is 2 Chainz discussing fashion in these lyrics, but he’s also weaving a story about his lifestyle with a dash of his signature phraseology. Although his sweater represents the Polo brand, he makes it obvious that “sweating her” — that is, trying to get too close — is not acceptable.
He then adds a sarcastic twist, hinting that if you’re causing trouble, it’s time for you to go-go, with a playful tip to D.C.‘s famous go-go music scene. It’s a skillful mash-up of relationship advice, fashion and musical puns, displaying 2 Chainz’s trademark ability to inject humor into every line.
8. K.O.: “I’m in and out the p**sy, drive-through.”
2 Chainz uses a snappy and humorous metaphor in this song, comparing his intimate transitions to a drive-through. The way he blends the informal ease of fast food with the direct and bold nature of his interactions is a delicate manipulation of words. This line conveys 2 Chainz’s ability to infuse humor and swag into his lyrics, turning a simple concept into a memorable and distinctive expression of his confident style.
9. It’s A Vibe: “Got a vibe, make an Asian want hibachi / Got a vibe, make an Italian want Versace.”
Partnering up with Jhené Aiko, Ty Dolla Sign, and Trey Songz, this song skillfully conveys the essence of 2 Chainz’s unforgettable aura. In this line, he describes his ability to influence desires with his alluring vibe.
Italians long for Versace’s opulent embrace, while Asians are hankering for the sizzle of hibachi when he’s around. It’s also more than just a sign of his power and influence; it’s evidence of his all-around appeal.
10. It’s A Vibe: “Gas in a Ziploc, now that’s loud and clear.”
With this clever phrasing, 2 Chainz turns a well-known expression on its head while also showcasing his connection with the cannabis industry. He changes the definition of “loud and clear” by putting his “loud” — which is a term used to describe high-quality marijuana — in a clear bag.
2 Chainz reinterprets the original phrase, which conveys clarity in communication, to represent the visual transparency of his stash. It’s a linguistic turn that demonstrates his talent for fusing everyday expressions with street slang.
11. 4 AM: “Anytime she wanna dip, I’m providin’ the sauce.”
The wordplay on “dip” in this 2 Chainz song adds a fascinating depth. Although the word “dip” usually refers to walking away, he skillfully combines it with its use in the food realm. In this context, “dip” might mean more than simply leaving. It could also mean leaving in style, with him providing the symbolic sauce, which could be his charisma, presence or unique charm. So, when she decides to “dip,” it’s more than just a way out. It’s a departure enhanced by the unique element that 2 Chainz offers.
12. 4 AM: “I’m on my wave like a durag.”
It’s widely known that being “on my wave” refers, on the one hand, to riding a metaphorical stream of success, confidence or personal style. It’s an affirmation that you are in tune with this distinct energy and vibe. The analogy to a durag introduces a degree of cultural specificity because they are frequently used to keep one’s waves in place, in reference to the hairstyle.
Through the incorporation of this cultural allusion along with the more general idea of riding a wave, 2 Chainz crafts an intelligent and sophisticated metaphor. Like the careful ripples a durag creates, it’s not just about personal style; it’s about riding his own wave of influence, charisma and individuality.
13. Duffle Bag Boy: “You n**gas barely dressing, I got thousands piling / That’s that salad dressing, I’m on my Thousand Island.”
In these lyrics, 2 Chainz serves up a delectable wordplay, skillfully blending the imagery of salad dressing with the concepts of dressing well and financial stature. He’s highlighting his impeccable style while also showcasing his financial prowess. While others might struggle to put an outfit together, he effortlessly stacks thousands of dollars and fashionable pieces.
14. I’m Different: “And I wish a n**ga would, like a kitchen cabinet.”
This assertive lyric from “I’m Different” introduces subtle yet impactful wordplay by cleverly manipulating the homophones “wood” and “would.” 2 Chainz’s steadfast and resilient attitude is confirmed through his wordplay, which could mean both a challenge (wishing someone would engage in conflict) and a reference to the wood that cabinets are made out of. This bar displays 2 Chainz’s skill in blending his confidence with linguistic finesse.
15. Big Amount: “Everywhere I go, the rod on me / ‘Cause these n**gas actin’ too fishy.”
In these lyrics, 2 Chainz keeps a “rod” with him wherever he goes. This refers to both a fishing pole but is also a slang term for a gun, showing that he’s prepared for anything. The wordplay suggests he’s cautious because some people are acting suspicious, or “too fishy,” and he’s not taking any chances in those situations. It’s a simple but clever way of saying he’s always prepared and alert for any suspicious activity.
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