Duck Hunt
Billy Woods Lyrics

They shootin' at the screen
The obsession with video games is leading to a loss of focus and reality, as people become addicted to the competition of shooting on-screen targets.

Laser beams, lucid dreams
The gaming world provides a false sense of excitement and escapism, with players losing themselves in the illusions of the digital world.

Even the wiliest fiends find Theyselves losing steam
Even the most dedicated players will eventually tire of the chase for high scores and virtual achievements.

Chasing hit's, Barry Bonds Those high scores only last so long
The satisfaction of achieving high scores is fleeting, and ultimately has no real-world value or meaning.

8 bit's in the cartridge, 16 in the P Yeah, it comes with the game but Ain't a damn thing free
The technology behind gaming may evolve, but the underlying addiction and cost of gaming remains unchanged.

The kid talk about pussy like He trying to convince me g'head dog I see how close you and your niggas be
The rapper criticizes the excessive sexual talk and bravado of young men, while also observing how it serves to bond them together.

Self-described pretty G's with fly Bitches on they tweets but me? I'll Delonte West your Old Earth And still keep it discreet
The rapper deems the self-proclaimed 'gangsters' as insincere, while also referencing an infamous incident in which a basketball player had a secret affair with another player's mother.

Duke, your whole style is wash, rinse, repeat I bet your A&R knew he struck Gold with that easy listening Middle of the road and to all you rapping Christians on a mission I'm happy to lighten that load
The rapper criticizes the derivative and formulaic nature of mainstream rap music, and praises his own unique style as a welcome change.

You'll stumble out the jungle Twenty pounds lighter Wild eyed like a white man After twenty days on Rikers
The rapper describes the harshness of his lyrics as a metaphorical jungle which people must traverse, with survivors emerging exhausted and changed by the experience.

Tell em our pupils was red, skin black Rhyming brutal back of the izakaya Sapporo tallboy with my Ramen noodle Either I'm seeing y'alls wires or This strain is that crucial
The rapper describes the intensity of his creative process, which requires him to immerse himself in a world of drugs, alcohol, and raw emotion in order to produce meaningful and impactful lyrics.

A lot of shit old people got to say Really ain't that useful So don't mind me youngin', do you Spread your wings i'mma be right up on that Magnavox clappin' that thing
The rapper encourages young people to ignore the criticism of older generations and to pursue their own passions, while also expressing his own love for gaming and the sense of competition and adrenaline it provides.

To everyone I loved To everyone who fronted me drugs To all y'all who still Frontin' and fake friends Who left me for dead in the mud salud!
The rapper reflects on the people in his life who have both supported and betrayed, and wishes them all well while also expressing a bitter resentment towards those who have wronged him.

May you each get exactly what you deserve Had a speech prepared chock full Of them SAT words But on second thought, fuck it Two tears in a bucket about sums it A tisket, a tasket Black Robert Baden Powell Never caught without the ratchet Grass like Wimbledon, wood racquet
The rapper expresses his distaste for empty verbosity and instead opts for a simple message - that people will receive what they deserve based on their actions.

Rap like a simpleton, see new tax bracket So-called goons Turns out they schools was magnet Masters of masquerade masked up, all The worlds a stage, Director's cut Faster blade, hunting ducks
The rapper reflects on his own success and how it has necessitated a simpler style in order to reach a wider audience, while also pointing out the falseness of many of his competitors and the masquerade they put on to appeal to their fans.

Both barrels spray They stuttering "best of luck" On your last day Last check cut bout 3 weeks before Your health insurance fly away smarten up Hulk gray or find yourself in The hole like Special K pimpers Paradise
The rapper comments on the precarious nature of the music industry and how artists are often one misstep away from total financial ruin and a loss of security.

Nigga my mic sounds nice and from the jump I bet my life Pocket collapsing, it's the recession Nobody's buying the playaction We don't believe you like The government in Mogadishu You need more factions
The rapper boasts of his microphone skills and laments the difficulties and challenges of the music industry, calling out the insincerity of other artists and the need for greater diversity and authenticity in the industry.

They shootin' at the screen Laser beams, lucid dreams Even the wiliest fiends find Theyselves losing steam Chasing hit's, Barry Bonds Those high scores only last so long 8 bit's in the cartridge, 16 in the P Yeah, it comes with the game but Ain't a damn thing free
The chorus repeats previous themes of gaming addiction and the false sense of achievement, while also warning that everything in life has a cost and nothing is truly free.