Signs: Freddie Gibbs Gang

: The bunny character is a direct reference to the Vice Lords , a gang Gibbs has long been associated with, which uses the Playboy bunny as one of its primary symbols.

The song serves as an homage to midwestern and West Coast rap legends, specifically namechecking groups like and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony . Freddie Gibbs Gang Signs

: Both rappers reflect on their journey from street life to legitimate success. Gibbs adopts a melodic cadence, while ScHoolboy Q delivers a verse that references his Crip affiliation and the mentality of "eye for an eye". : The bunny character is a direct reference

The track was accompanied by a surreal, semi-animated music video directed by with illustrations by Gabriel Alcala . Freddie Gibbs Gang Signs

: The bunny character is a direct reference to the Vice Lords , a gang Gibbs has long been associated with, which uses the Playboy bunny as one of its primary symbols.

The song serves as an homage to midwestern and West Coast rap legends, specifically namechecking groups like and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony .

: Both rappers reflect on their journey from street life to legitimate success. Gibbs adopts a melodic cadence, while ScHoolboy Q delivers a verse that references his Crip affiliation and the mentality of "eye for an eye".

The track was accompanied by a surreal, semi-animated music video directed by with illustrations by Gabriel Alcala .