“Nitro Cell” by City Morgue
The primary topic of City Morgue’s “Nitro Cell” is violence, with a special emphasis on such perpetrated on the street. Overall the rappers present themselves as the types who like to physically deal with opps by any means available. For example, in addition to likening himself to a mass shooter, ZillaKami also claims that he’ll punch a rival in the head so hard that it’ll ‘break his fist’.
Meanwhile SosMula is so hell-bent on murderously ravaging his enemies that he threatens to dismember them via gunshots. He also alludes to the idea that he likes sleeping with other guys’ girlfriends and pretty much messing them up in the process.
So succinctly put, what we have with “Nitro Cell” is the case of two rappers attempting to depict themselves as being as bad as possible. Indeed Zilla even goes on to state that he’s “too evil” for even Satan to like.
Meaning of “Nitro Cell”
And the title would likely be an allusion to something akin to a highly-volatile terrorist cell. And why? This is because the song indirectly references “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” in that regard.
In conclusion…
The message that is intended to be relayed via this song is to present City Morgue as a dangerous type of dudes who really don’t give a damn!
Facts about “Nitro Cell”
The highly-graphical music video to this song was helmed by director Slick Jackson.
City Morgue lyricist SosMula and ZillaKami wrote “Nitro Cell”. And the track was produced by Nitetime alongside Ghosta.
This track was released on 20 August 2018. It is featured on City Morgue’s maiden EP, “Be Patient”.
