King Von: Took Her To The O Meaning
Song Released: 2020
Featuring: Polo G
Took Her To The O Lyrics
Von, Von
Huh, what
Von, Von
DJ on the beat so it's bangin'
Just got some top, from a stripper bitch
She from [?]
Just bought a Glock, with a ruler clip
Boy, don't play with me
This bitch a ho, met her at store
You know how it...
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#1 top rated interpretation:The O is a block with a project on it and it’s the most dangerous place to be on Chicago’s south side.
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#2 top rated interpretation:The O is a street in Chicago its actually s martin Luther king drive but they call it the o because in 2011 a man was shot and killed there by a female both were known gang members the man's name was Odell giving the neighborhood the nickname the o that year there was so many retaliation shootings and killings that it by statistics made the o or s MLK drive the most dangerous neighborhood in Chicago it all started with odells murder therefor for short it became the street nickname for that area
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#3 top rated interpretation:Ight interpretation I’m high rn so y’all have fun reading this ;)
bangin ; sound effect intro to the song
Von Von: establishing himself as the author to the song
Huh what’: this could be the voice of the guy(the big goofy) mentioned later on in this song
Von Von: von in this line is asserting his place by having the last day before the intro rolls foreshadowing the later events of the song where he is the one alive after shooting the “stripper b*ches’ man)
Producer tag:
DJ on the beat so it’s bangin
Von is stating that he had recieved top(a blowjob) from a stripper bitch(the use of the word bitch signifies that he doesn’t care about the stripper and that she isn’t a priority to him) . The stripper was from kankakee which I’m not to sure but it could be the city or hood the stripper is from; however the lyrics
Are not very clear thus another interpretation could be shes from “Kentucky” which isn’t very far stretched considering Kentucky is a 6 hour drive from Chicago which is where von resides meaning this situation probably took place somewhere in Indiana which is in the middle of those two locations.
Just bought a glock with a ruler clip. Boy don’t play with me:
Von is pretty much saying that after he recieved top from the stripper. He had bought a glock(a semi-automatic pistol) . A ruler clip is an around 12 inch extended clip for ammunition (the word ruler was used because 12 inches = 30 cm which is the length of a ruler). The secound line “boy don’t play with me” could mean either that literally the girl was trying to set him up (referencing to the use of “just”, meaning he bought it recently) or it could be more broad as in a message to his enemies/opps.
Took her to the O: ik i sort of skipped half the song my bad but this line really got my attention as I don’t know what an o is myself. Many people take this line too deep and philosophical and talk about how the “o” is being faded with the stripper. However considering the previous events of the song , everything seemed to cut to a point. It was all literal and each event set up the next line. Hence the correct interpretation of the “O” would be that von had took the stripper to a cultasac. This is because they were both already in the vehicle prior to this line which makes more sense calling the “o” an abondond cultasac where they went to the other definition of “o”.
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I would like to preface the statement by saying all the above interpretations of these lyrics are f****** retarded considering the whole song is literal. King von said that he went picked up a stripper b**** in kankakee a suburb of . She was on some s*** trying to set him up. So he pulls up to his hood, which is a South f****** Martin Luther king boulevard in Chicago, which people call o block because of all the retaliation shootings over a dude o'del who was shot. They got shot and so he says he took her got some head got set up got a fresh glock with 12 rounds took her to the south side to take care od business. There you go. Fucking retards.
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The o is a project in Chicago named after a man called Odell who was a gangmember shit by another female gang memeber.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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Anal. Anal gaping which makes the shape of a O. What else could the king mean? I took her to the O. You had sexual intercourse anally in which it was shaped in an O.
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Kankakee is a town in Illinois whoever said it could be Kentucky no it is in Illinois a town not too far from Chicago
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I don't really know all the lyrics (saying that makes me feel dumb) all I know is the chorus it goes "just got some top from this stripper bitch, she from kankakee, just bought a glock with a ruler clip boy don't play with me this bitch a ho, met her at the store you know how it goes she wanna smoke so I bought some dope and took her to the O." I think the meaning of this part is he heard from this girl and shes a stripper and shes from kankakee he recently bought a glock with a ruler clip she is playing with him he is stating that she is a ho how he met her was at the store he is saying how it goes, the girls at the store wanna smoke so he bought some dope and they went to the O witch I think means they got high together and were off in lala land. Boom, that's what I think it means
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