Prize by Big and Fat (2024)

I got stupid Prizes got big Ass guns come in super Sizes
Tell your big dog I got big Dogs and they euthanizers
I'm a big boss might as well Call me big supervisor
I tell young nigg*s
Better stay in school
I'm a youth adviser
We in troubled times
Trouble follow nigg*s

With troubled minds
And girls turn to hoes
They don't look for love
They think love is blind
I'm just here to teach
You can come to class
You can take a seat
Or you can take a chance
And go play your hand
Better play for keeps
Rule number one
Never run your mouth
Never jump the gun
Better hold your weight
Don't be turning state
Better bite your tongue
Gotta hold your own
And watch what you say
On that mobile phone
They got wire taps
They set booby traps
Up like home alone
Rule number two
Better watch them nigg*s
That's watching you
Haters in disguise be them nigg*s round you
They plottin too
nigg*s bitch made
Lusting over bitches
They coochie whipped
For that goofy sh*t
I got stupid prizes
Got stupid gifts

Play stupid games you get Stupid Prizes
I stay dogged up get ya dog Bust I'm a euthanizer
I stay bossed up might as Well call me big supervisor
I tell lil nigg*s just stay in School I'm a youth advisor
Play stupid games you get Stupid Prizes
I stay dogged up get ya dog Bust I'm a euthanizer
I stay bossed up might as Well call me big supervisor
I tell lil nigg*s just stay in School I'm a youth advisor

Don't let foolish sh*t
Get your kufi split
Boy I'm too legit
Boy I'm too equipped
With extended clips
I'm a stupid risk
Mean I'm bad luck
Don't let hating get your Ass bagged up
We can throw these hands
We can see how long you Can stand up
I ain't joking bitch
This ain't stand up
Try to catch a fade
Catch a razor blade
Get your glands cut
That's a dumb gift
Don't let dumb sh*t
Get your lungs ripped
Talking cash sh*t
Get your throat cut
And your tongue slit
I ain't wrapped right
Wit this a r get your act Right
nigg*s hated on me my Whole life f*ck a black life
Anybody ass get a green Light
If you seen the sh*t I done Seen you know what I Mean right

Play stupid games you get Stupid Prizes
I stay dogged up get your Dog Bust I'm a euthanizer

I stay bossed up might as Well call me big supervisor
I tell lil nigg*s just stay in School I'm a youth advisor

The lyrics to the song "Prize" by Big and Fat delve into themes of street wisdom, caution, and survival in a tough environment. The opening verse establishes a sense of power and authority, with the artist referring to themselves as a big boss and supervisor, warning young people to stay in school and offering guidance as a youth advisor. The imagery of big dogs and guns conveys a sense of protection and strength, while also hinting at the harsh realities of violence and danger that permeate their surroundings. The line "better stay in school, I'm a youth adviser" suggests a desire to guide and mentor the younger generation towards a better path, amidst the troubled times and troubled minds prevalent in their community.

The chorus emphasizes the consequences of foolish actions, warning that playing stupid games will result in receiving stupid prizes. The repeated refrain of being a euthanizer and big supervisor underscores the themes of power and control, while also hinting at a sense of justice and consequence for those who stray from the right path. The directive to stay in school and the mention of being a youth advisor reaffirms the artist's commitment to offering guidance and support to the youth in their community, urging them to make smart choices and avoid falling into destructive behaviors that result in negative outcomes.

The second verse dives deeper into the dangers of betrayal and deception, cautioning against trusting those who may be secretly plotting against you. The artist warns against turning state and emphasizes the importance of holding your own, being mindful of what you say, and avoiding unnecessary conflicts that could lead to detrimental consequences. The reference to wire taps and booby traps conveys a sense of paranoia and the constant threat of surveillance and danger lurking around every corner, urging listeners to be vigilant and cautious in their actions and interactions.

The final verse reinforces the message of the song by highlighting the risks and consequences of engaging in foolish behavior and the violent repercussions that may follow. The artist reflects on the challenges they have faced and the hardships they have overcome, portraying a narrative of resilience and strength in the face of adversity. The references to fights, razors, and threats of violence paint a vivid picture of the brutal world they inhabit, while also serving as a cautionary tale for those who may be tempted to follow a similar path. Overall, the lyrics of "Prize" by Big and Fat serve as a gritty and unapologetic reflection of the harsh realities and complexities of street life, offering insights and warnings to those navigating through its treacherous terrain.