This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Nkosi sikelela umswenk' wam
Coming with that old school jenge pantium
I might go platinum
I might just sell out a couple shows and have your girl screaming, "Beng'cela ipanty yam
HE? Nobody
Number one hustler in the city, I'm so godly
I didn't say no to your girl, I'm so sorry
But she look like an ID pic, No body
I'm an immediate threat to the god bodies
My punchlines, they knock knock like kot' koti
That trash tape that you dropped dropped is dot' doti
I'm my slahla chick she drop top tot' toti
(Weeeeeow) Pastor Mbhobho Flow
And your shit is watered down like a scottlolo
But I don't want to sign to [__] or [__]
They eat of my thoughts like I'm a skoppo doe
(We want the whole thang) and a gold chain
Burning a missile of propane, nigga! (OH MAN!)
Half of these bitches Like 0 sane
My old dames, I use to like drop top topless
That's a "no brain" (ahhhh)
Boy I'm becoming amazing and soon, flop niggas I'll murder in cold plain
It might be 5 -7 for me
It's funny they're hating 'cause this hot nigga will Bobby Shumurda your whole gang Back on my malumkoolkat, khiph' ishandies for these new school cats (Ntwana yam) "That the problem with these blue clues kats"
I'm schooling all these niggas with these new school raps (Ntwana yam) They didn't know I could do boom boom pap
I'm just blessing all this niggas with a doom doom can (Ntwana yam) All these rappers sound like doo-doo crap
I just made a malum' beat sound like a kool kat (Ntwana yam)
(Woah)
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
Shout out to my boy, Skamza!
He take your girl and hit her with a lamza (with a lamza) Now he's gonna go and canza
Maybe jika ma jika will find the answer
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
Coming with that old school jenge pantium
I might go platinum
I might just sell out a couple shows and have your girl screaming, "Beng'cela ipanty yam
HE? Nobody
Number one hustler in the city, I'm so godly
I didn't say no to your girl, I'm so sorry
But she look like an ID pic, No body
I'm an immediate threat to the god bodies
My punchlines, they knock knock like kot' koti
That trash tape that you dropped dropped is dot' doti
I'm my slahla chick she drop top tot' toti
(Weeeeeow) Pastor Mbhobho Flow
And your shit is watered down like a scottlolo
But I don't want to sign to [__] or [__]
They eat of my thoughts like I'm a skoppo doe
(We want the whole thang) and a gold chain
Burning a missile of propane, nigga! (OH MAN!)
Half of these bitches Like 0 sane
My old dames, I use to like drop top topless
That's a "no brain" (ahhhh)
Boy I'm becoming amazing and soon, flop niggas I'll murder in cold plain
It might be 5 -7 for me
It's funny they're hating 'cause this hot nigga will Bobby Shumurda your whole gang Back on my malumkoolkat, khiph' ishandies for these new school cats (Ntwana yam) "That the problem with these blue clues kats"
I'm schooling all these niggas with these new school raps (Ntwana yam) They didn't know I could do boom boom pap
I'm just blessing all this niggas with a doom doom can (Ntwana yam) All these rappers sound like doo-doo crap
I just made a malum' beat sound like a kool kat (Ntwana yam)
(Woah)
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
Shout out to my boy, Skamza!
He take your girl and hit her with a lamza (with a lamza) Now he's gonna go and canza
Maybe jika ma jika will find the answer
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
He? He? He? Woah!
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