Lil Wayne just dropped a brand-new hype song for the Green Bay Packers called “Special Ops,” and he wasted absolutely no time taking shots at Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson’s now-infamous shirtless postgame celebration. This isn’t just a friendly jab; it’s a full-on lyrical assault that sets the tone for the NFC North, coming in hot before the season even kicks off.
Weezy Ain’t Holding Back on the Bare-Chested Coach
The diss track opens with Lil Wayne making it crystal clear that Johnson’s viral moment is fair game. The lyrics hit hard: “We gon’ ball till we fall and get back up / If the coach in Chicago want act up.” You know exactly who he’s talking about there. He didn’t stop, though, adding, “Tell your coach put his shirt back on / I got bear fur on my floor at home / We gon’ make you eat all them words / And may they taste like provolone.” Ouch. That’s a direct, personal shot! For those who missed it, Johnson went shirtless after a Black Friday win against the Philadelphia Eagles, all because the Wieners Circle hot dog stand promised free hot dogs if he did it. Now, that moment is forever immortalized in a diss track, and it is absolutely *fuel* for this rivalry.
The NFC North Just Got a Full-On Roasting
It wasn’t just Ben Johnson in Lil Wayne’s crosshairs. The entire NFC North got put on blast. Weezy declared the Packers had the “NFC division crown on,” and then dropped the hammer on every rival. “Don’t you know this enemy turf you on? / We don’t do Honolulu blue / And don’t come in here with no purple on.” That’s a direct shot at the Lions’ colors and the Vikings’ purple, making it clear there’s no love lost. He wrapped it up with the ultimate smack talk: “The Bears still suck / The Vikings still drunk / The Lions tails tucked.” Talk about pouring gasoline on the fire. Remember, the Bears beat the Packers to win the NFC North title last season and then bounced them from the playoffs in the Wild Card round. Lil Wayne’s new anthem is all about igniting that fire for redemption.
The Packers are clearly looking for a boost after getting knocked out by their rivals. They kick off their season on the road against the Minnesota Vikings on September 13. Expect that game to be absolutely electric, with these new lyrics undoubtedly ringing in everyone’s ears.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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