DDG – Outlaws* Lyrics
[Intro: Shaboozey]
Aye-uh, uh-uh
Me and DDG
We some cowboys, we some outlaws
Alright, yeah
[Chorus: Shaboozey]
Walking, stepping on s*it, how the fu*k these boots feel?
Yeah, we sliding, yeah, off-road, four wheels
Walking South, we blowing money like a windmill
Thinking my partner ain’t gon’ do it, yeah, he still will
[Verse 1: Shaboozey]
Pockets big like Texas, whiskey in my section
Hit ’em in a Chevy truck, I drive it like a Tesla
Swerve and hit the corner like I’m Gelo
I got Lucchese on my feet, these ain’t no shell toes
Seven-fifty, fu*k these b!tches, walking through the kitchen
Something smell like biscuits, I’m still counting chicken
This country lil’ different, this Bisquick, yeah, I miss it
It’s bread in the oven, lil’ mama come and get it
Me and DDG, yeah, we some outlaws
Big iron on me, it’s a quick draw
Everybody ’round me keep revolvers
Never talked alot, that’s what they taught us, yeah
[Chorus: Shaboozey]
Walking, stepping on s*it, how the fu*k these boots feel?
Yeah, we sliding, yeah, off-road, four wheels
Walking South, we blowing money like a windmill
Think my partner ain’t gon’ do it, yeah, he still will
[Verse 2: DDG]
Red Dead Redemption, me and Shaboozey on missions
Riding through the country, not in Detroit but I’m on a piston
Revolver to his head if I feel like it’s some tension
We cowboys with the bread, we don’t check no price, we spend it
All that lil’ tough talk and s*it, you ain’t gon end us
All these big ass rocks on my wrist cold like November (Glass)
All my family turnt up in this b!tch, we like the Jenners
When I won’t on top of my s*it? I can’t remember, yeah, okay
Watch one thirty, you ain’t seen one
I don’t want no friendly b!tch, I want a mean one
Jack Daniels in my body, I can’t see nothing
We gon’ keep on taking shots until we green one, okay
[Chorus: Shaboozey]
Walking, stepping on s*it, how the fu*k these boots feel?
Yeah, we sliding, yeah, off-road, four wheels
Walking South, we blowing money like a windmill
Think my partner ain’t gon’ do it, yeah, he still will
“Outlaws” by DDG & Shaboozey*
🎵 Song Details (Tabular Form)
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Title | Outlaws* |
| Artists | DDG, Shaboozey |
| Genre | Hip-Hop / Country Rap Fusion |
| Style | Southern trap, outlaw country elements |
| Release Year | 2024 (unofficial release / leak tag: “*”) |
| Theme | Cowboy rebellion, outlaw lifestyle, loyalty, flex |
| Mood | Confident, rugged, rebellious |
| Key Symbols | Boots, revolvers, whiskey, wild West metaphors |
| Production | Gritty, guitar-laced trap beat |
🎤 Step-by-Step Lyric Breakdown
[Intro: Shaboozey]
“Me and DDG / We some cowboys, we some outlaws”
- This sets the tone—both rappers align themselves with cowboy archetypes: rebellious, independent, and outside the system.
- “Outlaws” immediately invokes images of gunslingers, desert rides, and nonconformity.
[Chorus: Shaboozey]
“Walking, stepping on st, how the fk these boots feel?
Yeah, we sliding, yeah, off-road, four wheels”
- “Stepping on s**t” = asserting dominance, taking over.
- “Boots” symbolize rugged lifestyle; discomfort from walking implies a long, hard road.
- “Off-road” and “four wheels” = metaphor for being off the traditional path, unpredictable and free.
“Blowing money like a windmill”
“Thinking my partner ain’t gon’ do it, yeah, he still will”
- Wealth is spent effortlessly—reinforces the outlaw attitude of recklessness and excess.
- Loyalty is highlighted—his partner will follow through, even when doubted.
[Verse 1: Shaboozey]
“Pockets big like Texas, whiskey in my section”
- Texas = large, bold; “whiskey” = southern culture, masculinity.
“Chevy truck…like a Tesla” / “Lucchese on my feet, these ain’t no shell toes”
- Blend of old-school American and modern luxury.
- “Lucchese” = high-end cowboy boots; not common urban footwear like “shell toes” (Adidas).
“Still counting chicken” = still making money.
“Bisquick, I miss it” = nostalgic for simple, Southern comforts.
“Big iron on me, it’s a quick draw”
- A classic Western reference—“Big Iron” is a famous Marty Robbins song about a gunslinger.
- Quick draw = always ready for action.
[Chorus Repeats]
Continues to emphasize dominance, wealth, movement, and loyalty.
[Verse 2: DDG]
“Red Dead Redemption, me and Shaboozey on missions”
- Direct reference to the video game, known for outlaws, Western themes—blurs the line between game and real-life outlaw lifestyle.
“Not in Detroit but I’m on a piston” – Wordplay. “Piston” could reference both a car engine (power) and a firearm (weapon), linking it back to Detroit (Motor City).
“We don’t check no price, we spend it” = Financial freedom, status.
“Rocks on my wrist cold like November” – Diamond jewelry, wealth imagery.
“Family turned up… like the Jenners” – Comparing their social/media power to the Kardashian/Jenner family empire.
“I don’t want no friendly b**ch, I want a mean one” – Seeking someone who matches the rugged, bold energy—fits the outlaw persona.
“Jack Daniels in my body… taking shots until we green one”
- Whiskey again = Southern roots + reckless partying.
- “Green one” could suggest until they black out or until they reach a threshold of being “lit.”
🎭 Theme
| Theme | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Outlaw Mentality | Embracing rule-breaking, freedom, and standing outside the law. |
| Southern Swagger | Deep-rooted Southern culture: boots, whiskey, trucks, biscuits. |
| Brotherhood & Loyalty | Belief in your crew even when others doubt them. |
| Modern Cowboy Fusion | Merging trap lifestyle with Western/cowboy symbolism. |
| Rebellion & Wealth | Living outside norms, spending freely, dressing uniquely. |
❓FAQs
Q1: Is this a literal cowboy song?
No. It uses Western/cowboy imagery as a metaphor for being rebellious, free, and rugged in today’s world.
Q2: What’s the meaning of “Red Dead Redemption” in the verse?
It’s a metaphorical link between the video game and their own “missions”—symbolizing dangerous, outlaw activities.
Q3: Who is Shaboozey?
He’s an artist known for blending country, trap, and hip-hop—a natural fit for this kind of outlaw anthem.
Q4: What does “Lucchese” mean?
Lucchese is a high-end cowboy boot brand, used here to signify wealth and southern authenticity.
Q5: Is this a parody or serious track?
It’s delivered with style and humor, but the attitude and themes are serious—freedom, loyalty, and rebellion.
✅ Conclusion
“Outlaws” by DDG and Shaboozey* is more than just a rap song—it’s a creative cross-genre blend of trap and country-Western themes. The track uses cowboy symbolism to amplify themes of wealth, loyalty, and nonconformity. Shaboozey’s Southern aesthetic meshes perfectly with DDG’s slick trap energy. With lines about Lucchese boots, Chevy trucks, and quick draws, they position themselves as modern-day outlaws—not bound by rules, tradition, or expectations.
The whole song embodies a rugged, free-spirited identity, making it a standout in today’s genre-blurring musical world. Think of it as the hip-hop version of a spaghetti Western, loaded with flexes, guns, and a side of biscuits.
