This appears to be a lyrical track, possibly a rap or hip-hop song. It's a monologue or spoken word piece, with the lyrics presented as they would be in a song. The speaker talks about their evolution, their ambition, and their unwavering determination. They express their disdain for mixtapes and the effort it takes to maintain them. They also mention their unique and unconventional nature, comparing themselves to a Bruce Willis in a train wreck and a boss getting upset.
The speaker also talks about their resilience and determination, stating that they don't take the easy road and that they've done things a hundred times already. They express their relentlessness and their ability to achieve their goals, comparing themselves to a meteor rock that shakes the industry and lands on the earth.
The speaker ends with a statement of their influence, expressing their belief in their ability to advance and set trends. They talk about their unwavering determination and their ability to achieve their goals, despite the odds. They express their happiness with their decisions and their belief in their gut instincts. They conclude by stating that they can't be stopped and that they are paying attention.
1. The lyrics are presented with timestamps, indicating the start of each line.
2. The lyrics talk about personal growth, evolution, and the struggle of maintaining personal integrity.
3. There are references to mixtapes and the exhausting process of holding onto songs.
4. The lyrics include a call to action, suggesting that the listener should proceed and indulge.
5. The lyrics depict the speaker as efficient, ambitious, and vicious.
6. The speaker claims to be unartistic, unrealistic, and chauvinistic but not those things.
7. The speaker is described as prolific and cryptic in their posts.
8. The lyrics mention the speaker being unsubmissive, the king of mischief, and having a golden ticket.
9. The speaker emphasizes their commitment and rigidity.
10. The lyrics include a critique of mixtapes and the speaker's belief in their own greatness.
11. The speaker compares themselves to Bruce Willis in a train wreck and trading in their car for a new jet.
12. The lyrics depict the speaker as stubborn and unbreakable, and they don't tend to take the easy road.
13. The speaker claims to have done a hundredfold of what they've set out to do.
14. The lyrics include a critique of the music industry and the speaker's belief in their own greatness.
15. The speaker claims to have something in their cup that isn't codeine.
16. The lyrics mention the speaker's style being changed and them coming around like a homie.
17. The speaker compares themselves to a meteor rock, shaking the whole industry to their shock.
18. The lyrics depict the speaker as the cream of the crop and not fronting better.
19. The speaker describes themselves as over the top and admits it.
20. The lyrics include a critique of mixtapes and the speaker's belief in their own greatness.
21. The speaker claims to be a great influence, but they don't know about that.
22. The lyrics mention Hollywood and hope that Nate doesn't go Hollywood.
23. The speaker compares themselves to a meteor rock, shaking the whole industry to their shock.
24. The lyrics depict the speaker as the cream of the crop and not fronting better.
25. The speaker describes themselves as over the top and admits it.
26. The lyrics include a critique of mixtapes and the speaker's belief in their own greatness.
27. The speaker claims to be a great influence, but they don't know about that.
28. The lyrics mention Hollywood and hope that Nate doesn't go Hollywood.
29. The speaker compares themselves to a meteor rock, shaking the whole industry to their shock.
30. The lyrics depict the speaker as the cream of the crop and not fronting better.
31. The speaker describes themselves as over the top and admits it.
32. The lyrics include a critique of mixtapes and the speaker's belief in their own greatness.
33. The speaker claims to be a great influence, but they don't know about that.
34. The lyrics mention Hollywood and hope that Nate doesn't go Hollywood.
35. The speaker compares themselves to a meteor rock, shaking the whole industry to their shock.
36. The lyrics depict the speaker as the cream of the crop and not fronting better.
37. The speaker describes themselves as over the top and admits it.
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