The way he delivers this verse just sounds like he’s waiting in line at the post office. Grocery bags.” Not only does this make absolutely no sense in any context, it’s just so incredibly lazy. She don’t even wonder, cause she know she badĪpparently the hallowed Young Money tradition of saying a sentence and then saying a word at the end of it that typifies or explains the previous sentence - Nicki Minaj being the most frequent offender, of course - has finally reached it’s low point with “I got her, n*igga.
I’ll let you be the judge and I’m the case Let’s buy a place with all kinds of space I like the way you walkin’ if you walkin’ my way Gudda Gudda (with Young Money), “Bedrock” Also, I google image’d “salamander sandals” and got nothing but the most unfortunate Birkenstock-light mom shoes I’ve ever seen. Maybe his next album will just be entirely cat noises. The second line in its entirety makes absolutely zero sense, along with the assertion that his Chevy is “whirlwind blue.” I like to think of Dro, and his completely absurd lyrics, as Dadaist, making fun of my fruitless attempts to translate these words.
#HARDEST LIL WYTE SONGS CRACK#
“Cockin’ hammer, Arm & Hammer propaganda”? Apparently that is some reference to baking soda used to make crack cocaine, but it could not be more out of place in an otherwise completely unrelated passage. I officially nominate “Shoulder Lean” for the most unintelligible rap song I’ve ever heard. It must be said, first of all, that whoever managed to decipher and fully write out the lyrics to this song should clearly be in the running for the next Nobel Prize in literature.
Pearl Bent’, cockin’ hammer, Arm & Hammer propagandaī*tches think I’m pimpin’ and leanin’ in salamander sandal N*gga it’s a drought on that boy, so I got that girl in My girl got a girlfriend, Chevy blue like whirlwind
#HARDEST LIL WYTE SONGS LICENSE#
Here, in no particular order, the wordsmiths and their craft that should probably not get their rapper license renewed this year. Now that you all know I’m extremely cultured and have incredibly good taste when it comes to rap, I feel I speak with some authority on the lyrics that have most spectacularly missed the mark in terms of rhyme scheme, content, and general literacy. To briefly give myself some cred (lol), some of my favorite artists include Atmosphere, Brother Ali, and Murs.
(But really, what middle-class, sheltered, suburban white kid isn’t?) It’s an amazing, incredibly versatile genre.
0 kommentar(er)
