BloodHound Q50’s dropping bars that bleed family ties and beef scars on “Letter To My Daughter,” his latest single hitting the streets today via Signal Records/Columbia, a gritty love letter to his little one that doubles as a veiled shank to rival Fatso.
This one’s a quick-hitting two-minute blast of trap-drill fire, produced by Thankutimmy with those murky 808s and snappy hi-hats that keep the energy coiled tight. Q50’s delivery is all clipped bars and unfiltered grit, the kind that feels like it’s spilling straight from a cypher on the South Side.
At its core, it’s a twisted family letter: claiming “sons” in the game while crowning a “daughter” that flips into metaphors for power plays—maybe a strap, a connect, or just that fresh edge in the hustle. Themes stack up heavy on survival’s ugly side, from extorting “sweet” opps to dodging deportation scares and rewarding spins on enemies, all laced with nods to lost ones like Lil Jeff. It’s not subtle; lines like “When a nigga die only time he important” hit with that cold honesty drill thrives on, turning pain into ammunition.
Standalone for now, but it slots right into his string of heat-seeking singles like “Waterboy” (250K views) and “Zombies” ft. Vonoff1700, building toward that rumored debut tape whispered in his Insta Lives. Fans can stream “Letter To My Daughter” on Spotify now for the full replay and those endless loops.
Q50’s at that make-or-break blaze right now, the 22-year-old South Side storyteller who went from casual ’23 cyphers to a major-label ink in under two years, racking 1.3M monthly listeners despite a fresh Cook County stint for that AUUW charge. Shot at and still spitting, he’s evolving from underground menace to measured patriarch—trading wilder drill rants for these layered confessions that humanize the hustle. It’s Chi-town rap’s next chapter: not just surviving the blocks, but scripting survival guides for the ones you leave behind.
Dive into the Letter To My Daughter lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other BloodHound Q50 tracks for more of his unfiltered Chicago grit.
| Lead Vocals | Bloodhound Q50 |
| Songwriter | Bloodhound Q50, Thankutimmy & dmur3x |
| Music Producer | Thankutimmy & dmur3x |
| Label | Signal Records/Columbia |
| Release Date | December 12, 2025 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | Signal Records/Columbia |
Lyrics of Letter To My Daughter by Bloodhound Q50
[Chorus]
These Niggas Be Sweet That’s Why We Extorting
These Niggas My Sons I Finally Got A Daughter
250 A Line An Each Seal Getting Shorter
When It Come To The Books They Getting Imported
I Hope My Plug Don’t Get Deported
Go Catch A Opp And You Getting Rewarded
[Verse 1 – Bloodhound Q50]
When A Nigga Die Only Time He Important
She Say She Wanna Perc Hoe Better Snort It
Fatso An Actor His Ass Like Like Corpin
Na Matter Fact His Ass Norbit
She Ain’t Have No Father That Shit Like Torture
Hawk Tried To Spin Now His Ass A Portrait
I’m Really That Nigga I Ain’t Gotta Force It
Got A Lot Of Hoes Mad Cause They Got Abortions
Go
Go
Trx This Bitch Be Growling
I’m Scratching Off Before I See Sirens
Lil Nigga 5’6 With A Heart Of A Lion
Matter Fact 5’6 That’ll Knock Down A Giant
2-3 With A Switch That’s My Favorite Kind
Let A Nigga Look Wrong In Public I’m Firin’
Say She Met A Nigga Like Me That Hoe Lyin’
That Was His Bm, Now She Mine
Go
I’m Bh Know We Don’t Play
Need My Money C.O.D
All The Beats Be D.O.A
Man These Nigga Be Police
Man These Niggas C.I.A
Nigga Think He In The Streets
But He Really In The Way
Go
[Chorus]
These Niggas Be Sweet That’s Why We Extorting
These Niggas My Sons I Finally Got A Daughter
250 A Line An Each Seal Getting Shorter
When It Come To The Books They Getting Imported
I Hope My Plug Don’t Get Deported
Go Catch A Opp And You Getting Rewarded
Go
Go
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