It has also been reported that he is donating proceeds generated from this song to various NGOs. Most of his lyrics were inspired by the experience he had during his time in prison. In fact he is said to have led one such protest himself, with his participation in that event serving as the cover art for this single. Lil Baby dropped this track as a standalone single, in direct response to the aforementioned social movement. The Bigger PictureĪnd ultimately, what the title of the song alludes to is the fact that he is not color-blind or the kind of person who stereotypes people. Rather he sees “the bigger picture”, as in viewing the aforementioned social ills from a macrocosmic perspective. And in that regard he has concluded that “the whole way of life” of the people involved needs to be changed instead of isolating one particular issue or group of individuals as the problem. Intro Protests and growing national outcry continues over the death of George Floyd. lack of palpable alternatives to crime, as opposed to people therein being genuinely ill-willed. And keeping within the main theme of the George Floyd incident, he also recognizes that yes, “corrupted police” are real, having personally witnessed such himself in the past. However, he also states that “it was all of them” who behaved in such a manner. I know, but at least we can turn up the flames some. the color of their skin. Moreover he acknowledges that the Black community, where he himself has ascended from, does in fact have deep internal issues. However, he bases this reality more on cultural factors, i.e. How the fuck they gon blame us You cant fight fire with fire.
For instance, he puts forth that he’s the type of person who judges individuals by their “mind and heart”, not by their “faces”, i.e.
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