Tragically, Pop Smoke was shot and killed during a home invasion in Los Angeles, California on February 19, 2020. To honor his legacy, his debut studio album and first posthumous project Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon was released on July 3, 2020, and debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. The deluxe version of the album was released on July 20, 2020, which would have been Popβs 21st birthday. On June 23, 2021, Pop Smoke's management team released a trailer for his next studio album, Faith, set to be released on July 16, 2021.
Meet the Woo
Pop Smoke Lyrics
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Baby girl, come and meet the woo
She know we keep a tool
Big knockin' on my body
Watch who you speaking to
(Girl, watch who you speaking to)
Baby girl, come and meet the woo
The beat went off?
I call Ace Makaveli, got treesh in the deli
Shawty wan' fuck off a glass of some Henny
Don't call my phone, got the feds on my celly
Flight to Miami, put dick in her belly
Wanna make bread, tell her open up Welly
TD, OA, Tander, Citi, Chevy
Pull up in Rovers, catch him it's over, spinin' like Julius Sover
Shoot down Hawthorne, shooting like Korver, put that boy head on his shoulders
Swervin', give em' two shots if he twerlin', uh
Burn him, I promise it's gon' be a murder
If I catch him I hurt him, slide him I murk him, look at that boy lookin' nervous
I got one thing for sure, I got two things for certain, wrap that boy up in a curtain, uh
Touchy, I dropped 38 on this touchy
I made a flip off this uppy
I turned that boy to a duppy, uh
Balmain, true blue, ocean, mystery, potion, back out
Toast him, Pop Smoke, run him, over, over, over (err)
Baby girl, come and meet the woo
She know we keep a tool
Big knockin' on my body
Watch who you speakin' to
(Girl, watch who you speaking to)
Baby girl, come and meet the woo
Big knockin' on my body
Watch who you speakin' to
The song "Meet the Woo" by Pop Smoke begins with the invitation for a girl to meet the woo, which can be interpreted as an introduction to the lifestyle of the Woo, a term that refers to Pop Smoke's gang. This invitation is followed by the reminder that anyone speaking to them should watch their words because they keep weapons and are not hesitant to use them.
Pop Smoke goes on to mention his connection with his friend, Ace Makaveli, and boasts about his sexual prowess and ability to make money. He also acknowledges the police surveillance of him but is unfazed by it and plans to travel to Miami to have sex with a girl. Pop Smoke then mentions the different gangs, such as TD, OA, Tander, Citi, and Chevy, and describes how he and his gang can overpower them in a fight. He also mentions the shooting of a boy named Hawthorne, which is reminiscent of the way Kyle Korver, a basketball player, shoots in a game.
As the song progresses, Pop Smoke brags about his ability to make money and references luxury brands like Balmain. The song ends with Pop Smoke telling someone to watch who they speak to and warning them to avoid getting hurt or killed by the Woo.
Line by Line Meaning
Baby girl, come and meet the woo
Addressing a girl to come and hang out with the crew
She know we keep a tool
The girl knows they have weapons on them
Big knockin' on my body
The bass in the song is very strong
Watch who you speaking to
Be careful who you talk to, as they might be dangerous
(Girl, watch who you speaking to)
Reiterating the warning to the girl in particular
The beat went off?
Questioning if the beat in the song stopped or if there's a problem
I call Ace Makaveli, got treesh in the deli
Contacting someone named Ace Makaveli and mentioning they have drugs
Shawty wan' fuck off a glass of some Henny
A girl wants to have sex after drinking Henny (Hennessy)
Don't call my phone, got the feds on my celly
Asking someone not to contact them as they suspect the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is monitoring their phone
Flight to Miami, put dick in her belly
Traveling to Miami to have sex with a girl
Wanna make bread, tell her open up Welly
To make money, asking the girl to open up a safe deposit box at Wells Fargo Bank (Welly)
TD, OA, Tander, Citi, Chevy
Mentioning various gangs or neighborhoods
Pull up in Rovers, catch him it's over, spinin' like Julius Sover
Driving in Range Rovers and winning like Julius Erving (Sover is likely a reference to a specific neighborhood or person)
Shoot down Hawthorne, shooting like Korver, put that boy head on his shoulders
Shooting someone on Hawthorne (possibly a street name) while playing basketball like Kyle Korver, and killing him by putting his head on his shoulders
Swervin', give em' two shots if he twerlin', uh
Shooting someone twice if they act suspicious or dance provocatively
Burn him, I promise it's gon' be a murder
Promising to kill someone by burning them
If I catch him I hurt him, slide him I murk him, look at that boy lookin' nervous
If they catch someone, they will hurt or kill him, while remarking on his fear
I got one thing for sure, I got two things for certain, wrap that boy up in a curtain, uh
They are confident in their ability to kill and will wrap the body in a curtain
Touchy, I dropped 38 on this touchy
Talking about drug trafficking and dropping off 38 pounds
I made a flip off this uppy
Making a profit off cheap drugs like U-47700 (uppy)
I turned that boy to a duppy, uh
They turned a person into a ghost or dead body
Balmain, true blue, ocean, mystery, potion, back out
Wearing designer clothing by Balmain and referencing blue ocean in business jargon before leaving
Toast him, Pop Smoke, run him, over, over, over (err)
Threatening to kill someone and running him over multiple times
Baby girl, come and meet the woo
Repeating the initial invitation to the girl
Big knockin' on my body
Reiterating the strong bass in the song
Watch who you speakin' to
Repeating the warning to the girl
Lyrics Β© Royalty Network, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Andre Michael Loblack, Bashar Jackson
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@anna-kayreid8820
His voice is so rare in rap ..
@cringeman4199
I love it!
@gang-ganggang-gang2215
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@ragexd5665
U had lil Bibby but he ah CEO ni
@amushrai6952
Abracadabra and Unknown T been using this sound pre 2017 π€
@TheDirkPvp
This voice is so rare r.i.p to a real legend! ππβπ½
@projectkhito
He not a legend hes just a goat
@olivercochran7697
Nah go to Brooklyn you be surprised itβs not as rare as youβd think but pop will never be replaced by anyone heβs so unique
@YeatClips_
Christopher Harris your right but we can says his songs was loved by many and his voice also he a goat to md