It really don't matter to me (what?)It really don't matter to me (uh-huh)It really don't matter to me (yo)It really don't matter to me (what you say?)
The lyrics heavily focus on the artist's tight-knit group, often referred to as "the click" or "mobsta" circle. Confidential emphasizes that he and his team are "more exclusive" and warns against stepping to them the wrong way. Confidential It Really Doesn't Matter Lyrics
Blackground, thug's world, 2GIt ain't gpn' stop baby, what(What you say)Yeah, no doubt, what, what(What you do) (What you do It really don't matter to me (what
"It Really Don't Matter" is a hardcore hip-hop track by the artist , featured on the Romeo Must Die (2000) movie soundtrack. The song is a gritty, street-oriented anthem that emphasizes unwavering loyalty, toughness, and a dismissive attitude toward rivals and external opinions. Key Lyrical Themes The song is a gritty, street-oriented anthem that
Yo, I'm from the school of hard knocksStreets, not booksA dean's list, 'cause he breed high crooksAnd, a dope verse, 'cause we spit hot hooksAnd, one false move, know what I'ma blast minesIt ain't a threat, said it for the last timePull your fam through some sad timesIn the streets, catch me with a, 9Suited up, power moves during half-timeIt's over, so consider it done, we markedGot beef? Then we get 'em aIf ya heavyweight, we get 'em in tonsAnd if you never took a L, consider it won, what?
Much of the imagery is aggressive, with frequent references to weapons ("bustin' my clip," "Glock 9") and violent outcomes for those who "talk" or challenge his authority. Sound and Context
Come on, uh-huhConfidential, play hard, babyCome onUh, uh-huh