Perfect
Bone Lyrics

Dead dead dead dead
This verse refers to the death of the rapper's competition

Kill kill kill em all
The rapper is declaring his intent to destroy all his competition

Kill (leave em lyircally)
He aims to defeat his competition with his powerful lyrical prowess instead of physical harm.

When I hit em with the rythem nigga chill em to the bone
The rapper is saying that his flow is so good, that it chills his competition to the bone upon hearing it.

I kill em with a lyric n them niggas gettin' gone
He means that he leaves his competition feeling defeated after hitting them with his next-level lyrics.

I can never finish a song, cause the competition never hold on that long Flow faster than the minutes go on my phone
He's claiming that his competition can't stick with him through a whole song and his rapping is faster than the minutes on his phone.

He wicked lyrical criminal, I'm on my own
The rapper believes in his individual talent and views himself as a lyrical criminal.

The sickest individual, ya'll might know I'm
He's comparing himself to his competition and indicating that they would not be able to match his skill.

I blow a niggas mouth out, all I show em, is I'm a monster beast, runnin' through like the Nephalif
The rapper is so skilled with his lyrics that he's like a monster or beast going through his competition with his flow.

N I'm fuckin' up the best'a them OK nigga, let's pretend that you a bulletproof vest, n I'm an automatic weapon then
He's saying that even if his competition feels protected, they are still vulnerable to his skillful and rapid flow like a bulletproof vest to an automatic weapon.

N that chest you call yourself protectin' is your title But when I'm releasing this heat, it's vital, ya die Goin' against me is suicidal
The rapper is saying that his competition is protecting their title with their lyrics, but when he releases his skillful flow it's fatal to their career.

Kray psycho like Michael Ehh hee Comin' back like I just sold a sack on the 99
This line compares himself to the famous serial killer Michael Myers from The Halloween Movie series. Also, the rapper is back in business, rapping as good as ever, like he just made some serious cash selling drugs.

Drive by n I kill em with words, bloody, a mess all over the curb Murda mo some mo, hit em hard, get em all, kill em all Hit the nigga in the heart for having a thought then hit'em in the brain for thinkin' he can hang
The rapper's rhymes and flow are so deadly that he could kill someone with his words. He can quickly defeat his competition with strong lines that target their heart and hit their ego.

Perfect eecution, last assassination Murda mo, murda mo, murda mo, murda mo, murda (Killa, killa)
The rapper is claiming to conduct the perfect execution (sharp and precise), that should be their last assassination or complete destruction of his competition.

I told ya'll I was about to get it crackin' keepin' the blaze, can't fade Krayzie Jackson
The rapper is warning the audience that he's going to turn up the heat with his lyrics and flow, and no one can compare to Krayzie Jackson.

Creep with the AK, straight aimed exactly Enter the brain, bang bang stained with platinum
He uses a metaphor of a military weapon AK-47 that he's creeping up slowly and efficiently towards his competition, ready to fire with perfect aim, his flow straight into their minds, leaving a special mark as a result.

A magnum for hit records, treck a nigga like Manning No floss, so believe that'cha seen whut'cha saw so raw, make ya broad wanna get naked
The rapper is referring to his previous hit tracks (magnum). His flow can beat his competition like a football quarterback, Peyton Manning. He's making music straight-up without any style that could confuse his audience, enough to make them want to dance naked to his songs (that's how good he is).

Cause I spit that fire, dawg, hot heat ta burn ya Had to take a little bitta me ta learn ya If anybody really got beef than stroll up n sho'fun they gonn' get broke n rolled up Get smoked n folded up
The rapper is claiming he's got the hottest lyrical flow that could potentially burn his competition. When he had his humble beginnings, it was evident that he had to educate and teach others the skill that comes with good rapping (take a little bitta me ta learn ya). He dares any competition that has some beef with him to come up to him and fight (roll up) because all they will get is a crushing defeat (smoked and folded up).

But when I bust I'm like a AK-47 Under the dust is what the muthafuckas reppin', check em N ask em how they got there Leathaface let the sawed off pop, yeah n make sure all the bullshit stop there
The rapper is like an AK-47 when he flows. If the competition tries to beat him against his flow, they will fail miserably (what the muthafuckas reppin'). He's calling out all his competition and he wants them to know that they have to acknowledge his skill. Anyone talking nonsense should back off because he doesn't have time for small talk.

Cause 20 of em verses me still is not fair Just not fair
The rapper is so skilled and confident in his abilities that if he had to go against 20 other rappers, it still wouldn't be a fair fight because he's just that much better.

N always strong to the finish, never seen a nigga so I'll that's so wicked None like me before Nigga feel like you iller than this then come get it
He's saying that he's always going to be strong and will never falter, he's sick with the flow, and there's no one like him in the game. He dares anyone who thinks they can compete with him to try, but he knows that they will fail.

Die die die, die, die, die, die
This repeated part of the song summarizes the rapper's intentions toward his competition, which he wants to see 'dead' or defeated.