Solo VS Soe

Smash Bros

Pills For Breakfast Prod. !tony

$oe and z!dale delve deep into the struggle between loyalty, survival, and the psychological toll of living a double life. The narrative would center on two best friends who, caught in a dangerous cycle of addiction and dealing, find themselves trapped in a world they didn’t expect to enter. Initially, they turn to dealing drugs as a means to provide for their loved ones—friends, family, even communities—believing they're doing it for a greater good. But as the streets become more violent, their emotional and mental states begin to deteriorate, and the weight of the violence, betrayal, and loss becomes too much to bear.

Lyrically, they express the internal conflict: on one hand, they feel obligated to provide for those they care about, to offer something better than what they had. On the other hand, the life they’re living forces them to confront constant threats—people trying to steal from them, people who betray their trust, and the relentless danger that looms over every decision they make. In trying to bury these horrors, they turn to drugs as a way to numb the pain, to forget the faces of those they’ve lost, and to escape the guilt that weighs on them. Drugs become both a coping mechanism and a trap—something that helps them survive emotionally but also drives them deeper into the very thing that threatens their lives.

The song has a haunting, introspective tone, with a slow, melancholy beat that reflects the heaviness of the subject matter. The verses could alternate between the two friends’ perspectives, showing how the addiction and the violence affect them in different ways but ultimately draw them both deeper into a downward spiral. The chorus captures the cyclical nature of their struggles, with lyrics expressing their desire to escape but also the overwhelming need to keep going, driven by a sense of responsibility to those they love. and there love for money

Musically, the production reflects the duality of their lives: smooth, mellow sounds to convey the temporary escape they find in drugs, juxtaposed with darker, sharper tones that mirror the harsher realities of the streets. The contrast between these sonic elements would mirror their attempts to cope with the trauma they've buried, while also highlighting the inevitable unraveling of their lives as they become more deeply immersed in this world.

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Music Video - https://youtu.be/xsMgqPpcsBQ?si=VcRof0S7229qCaSV

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Fuk A Safe

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Cleaning Crew

Sweet

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Buy It Back

Wit Da K

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Za To Loud

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