Discover the story of the song > Bars For Qleen Paper – A Ward

The protagonist is talking about how they don't like the people who battle their friend, Qleen. They think these people use a lot of unnecessary words in their verses, but still try to act like they're the best. The protagonist compares them to someone who drinks lean, takes pills, and smokes weed, but still acts like they're a good person. They also mention how these battlers rap like they're at Chipotle, filling up their rounds with meaningless words. However, the protagonist doesn't do that. They plan their stuff carefully and don't care if they're rapping about drugs or if their opponents are stuck on drugs. They mention how T-Top got mad and punched someone because they talked about his baby mama, but the protagonist doesn't say anything bad about people. They focus on having good material and performing well. They believe that people in their hometown know that they are the best rapper, and they never curse, use violence, or mess up their verses. They were born ready and have always had clean performances. The protagonist warns that things were going to get really bad for Qleen, but they don't say why.