Jail Pt. 2 Lyrics – Kanye West ft. DaBaby
Jail Pt. 2 Lyrics
[Intro: Kanye West]
Take what you want
Take everything
Take what you want
Take what you want
[Verse 1: Kanye West]
Better that I change my number so you can't explain
Violence in the night, violence in the night
Priors, priors, do you have any product?
Well, that one time, I'll be honest
I'll be honest, we all liars, let it go
[Pre-Chorus: Kanye West & Marilyn Manson]
I'll be honest, we all liars
I'll be honest, we all liars
I'm pulled over and I got priors
Guess we going down, guess who's going to jail?
[Chorus: Kanye West & Marilyn Manson]
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
God gone post my bail tonight
[Verse 2: Kanye West & Dem Jointz]
Don't you curse at mе on text, why you try to hit the flex?
I hold up, likе, "What?" I scroll, I scroll up like, "Next"
Guess who's getting X'ed? Like, next
Guess who's getting X'ed?
You made a choice, that's your bad
Single life ain't so bad
But we ain't finna go there
Something's off, I'll tell you why
Guess who's going to jail tonight
What a grand plan to sell you out
I could scream and shout, let it out
[Pre-Chorus: Kanye West & Marilyn Manson]
I'll be honest, we all liars
I'll be honest, we all liars
I'm pulled over and I got priors
Guess we going down, guess who's going to jail?
[Chorus: Kanye West & Marilyn Manson]
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
God gone post my bail tonight
[Verse 3: DaBaby]
Man, tell them haters open up the jail (Open up the jail)
And you can tell my baby mamas get the bail money (Bail me)
I said one thing they ain't like, threw me out like they ain't care for me
Threw me out like I'm garbage, huh?
And that food that y'all took off my table
You know that feed my daughters, huh? (Mmm)
But I ain't really mad, 'cause when I look at it
I'm getting them snakes up out my grass and, ****, that's a good habit
I'm ready for war, let's get at 'em
And teaming up ain't gone help 'em
'Cause beating the odds too deep
Just me and God, ****, ****, I'm good at it
Matter of fact, I'm great at it, my cell phone back at it
I know these people gone try to tell me how to talk
Don't know what I seen or what I was taught
My mama worked two or three jobs to take care of three of her kids, my uncles watched
Yeah, we was raised by the crack addicts
Mmm, raised by the drug dealers, killers, and the junkies (Junkies)
Mama couldn't save us 'cause she had to get the—
Mama couldn't save us 'cause she had to get the money
Feel like your world falling, getting too hard to catch it, ain't it?
You and your girl arguing, you don't like how she acting lately
Giving it everything that you can give and you don't get half the patience
You was busy hustling, the things come with your hustle
They got in her head, corrupted her
Yeah, that's probably what happened, ain't it?
Large amount of capital, invested in myself
Underground, I ain't even have a basement, I read the affidavit
Let's see what it is with you
Only thing I did to you
Was always keep it real and true
Guilty, guess they gone have to take me
[Chorus: Kanye West & Marilyn Manson]
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
Guess who's going to jail tonight?
God gone post my bail tonight
Jail Pt. 2 Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Jail Pt. 2" by Kanye West featuring DaBaby and Marilyn Manson delves into themes of accountability, betrayal, personal struggles, and resilience. It explores the consequences of one's actions, the complexities of relationships, and the resilience needed to overcome adversity. The lyrics touch on various personal experiences, societal issues, and the inner turmoil faced by the artists.
[Verse 1]
In this verse, Kanye West reflects on the need to distance himself from negative influences or past mistakes. He talks about changing his contact information to avoid explanations and acknowledges the presence of violence in his life. The mention of "priours" hints at past wrongdoings or regrets. Kanye admits to lying, suggesting that everyone is flawed. The phrase "let it go" implies a sense of acceptance or resignation to the consequences of his actions.
[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus reinforces the theme of dishonesty and facing consequences. Kanye acknowledges his past mistakes, possibly referring to legal troubles ("priors"). The repetition of "guess who's goin' to jail" suggests a looming sense of accountability or impending punishment. Marilyn Manson's vocals add a haunting tone, emphasizing the weight of guilt or shame.
[Chorus]
The chorus intensifies the idea of facing repercussions for one's actions. Kanye contemplates the possibility of imprisonment but expresses faith in divine intervention to bail him out. The repetition of "guess who's goin' to jail" underscores the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding the situation.
[Verse 2]
In this verse, Kanye confronts someone who has betrayed or hurt him. He questions their actions and expresses a sense of betrayal. The mention of being "X'ed" implies being removed or abandoned. Despite the pain, Kanye acknowledges the freedom of being single. He reflects on the deception of others and the need to release pent-up emotions.
[Pre-Chorus]
Similar to the previous pre-chorus, Kanye wrestles with the consequences of his actions and the possibility of facing legal repercussions. Marilyn Manson's vocals echo the sentiment of guilt and impending doom.
[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the inevitability of facing consequences and the hope for divine intervention to overcome them.
[Verse 3]
DaBaby's verse reflects on personal struggles, societal pressures, and resilience. He talks about being misunderstood and mistreated by others, including his own family. DaBaby confronts the challenges he has faced, including poverty, addiction, and betrayal. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and persevering despite adversity. The verse concludes with a defiant declaration of innocence and readiness to face whatever comes his way.
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Cast & Crew
- Artist / Band
- Featuring
- DaBaby & Marilyn Manson
- Producer(s)
- E.Vax, MIKE DEAN, 88-Keys, Ojivolta, Dem Jointz, Sean Solymar & Kanye West
- Writter(s)
- Malik Yusef, Warryn Campbell, John Moylett, Sean Solymar, Raul Cubina, MIKE DEAN, Mark Williams, DaBaby, Dem Jointz, 88-Keys, Marilyn Manson & Kanye West
- Released On
- August 29, 2021
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FAQs & Knowledge
Who is the singer of "Jail Pt. 2" song?
"Jail Pt. 2" song is sung by Kanye West ft. DaBaby, Marilyn Manson.
Who is the lyrics writer of "Jail Pt. 2" song?
"Jail Pt. 2" song lyrics written by Malik Yusef, Warryn Campbell, John Moylett, Sean Solymar, Raul Cubina, MIKE DEAN, Mark Williams, DaBaby, Dem Jointz, 88-Keys, Marilyn Manson & Kanye West.
Who is the music producer of "Jail Pt. 2" song?
"Jail Pt. 2" song music composed & produced by E.Vax, MIKE DEAN, 88-Keys, Ojivolta, Dem Jointz, Sean Solymar & Kanye West.
When was "Jail Pt. 2" song released?
"Jail Pt. 2" song was released on August 29, 2021.