Solitaire
Chris Webby Lyrics

Why is everyone afraid of me?
Chris is wondering why other rappers are scared of him.

I get it, I'm fuckin' crazy B
He acknowledges that he's considered crazy.

And lyrically superior to most my peers
He believes that he's a better rapper than others.

So now no one wants to play with me
Because of his skill, other rappers don't want to compete with him.

I'm just sitting in my sandbox, all alone, patiently, yellin' out Please!
Despite his loneliness, he is still waiting for hip-hop music to get better.

When is hip-hop coming back on the scene? When is real shit gonna be showin' up on my screen?
He is yearning for the return of hip-hop music that is meaningful and authentic.

Why these wack little kids out thinkin' they the king?
He questions why less skilled rappers are acting like they are the best in the game.

I've been in these gladiator pits workin' on my swing
He has been working hard to improve his rap skills.

Call me Maximus, on every track I bust
Comparing himself to the character Maximus in the movie Gladiator, Chris is fierce and unstoppable when rapping on every track.

You just ain't quick enough on the draw, ain't fast enough To spar with Godzilla, you don't have the guts
Other rappers are not quick or confident enough to compete against Chris in a rap battle.

And just the think, these the cats that used to laugh at us And call me, a fucking loser 'cause I sat on my computer
Those who used to mock Chris for being a computer geek are now fearful of him.

Just playing Command and Conquer, now I have conquered the future
Chris's pastime as a gamer focused on strategy and conquest helped him to become successful in the rap industry.

So keep on spreadin' rumors and keep on thinking you cooler But you're neutered, no balls at all comin' through ya better run
He challenges those who spread rumors, accusing them of being cowardly and lacking confidence.

Listen, I'ma count to six, before I break 'em down like I got an ounce to flip
Chris warns that he will crush his opponents with ease.

I'll crush your motherfuckin' skull like the mountain bitch
He uses a gruesome analogy to describe how easy it is for him to win rap battles.

I'm bringing you that sound you missed, that lyrical flow All that shit that you don't hear anymore
Chris is bringing back the style of authentic lyrical rap that has been lost in current hip-hop music.

And know Webby goin' sick a lot, ammunition box full of fifty shots And got a couple torpedoes for all these Little Yachts
Chris is confident in his skills and has plenty of ammunition to take on less-skilled rappers.

They scared of me like I'm tucking a sawed-off They know that if they steppin' up they'll be in my Raw Thoughts
Others are afraid to go up against Chris in a rap battle because he has raw thoughts and is not afraid to speak his mind.

Fuck it, I'm raw dog Pause All I'm saying's I don't give a fuck
Chris is unapologetic in his style and doesn't care about what others think of him.

That Molotov flow, I'ma scorch the ground
He describes his verbal flow as a Molotov cocktail that will burn the rap industry to the ground.

And put it in a song, let the people bounce to this I'm bringing you that sound you missed, that lyrical flow
He wants to bring back the style of music that people love and miss, and get them dancing to it.

They can't ignore the sounds, I'm a warrior now And I'ma call 'em out (Why?) 'Cause fuck 'em, that's why (oh)
Chris is confident in his skills and will put other rappers on notice by calling them out.

But I wish I had some friends in this game and shit (yeah) I got 'em all scared by the flames I spit, and claims I make
Chris acknowledges that his talent intimidates other rappers and that he wishes he had more friends in the industry.

They thinkin' that I'm dangerous
Others view Chris as a threat because of his rap skills and fearless attitude.

So now, nobody ever wanna play with Chris
Others are too afraid to compete with Chris in a rap battle.

This is how it's always been, live it everyday
Chris is used to being alone and is resigned to his situation.

Motherfuckin' solitaire
Chris feeling like he's playing solitaire because he is always alone.

If rap was a video game, you'd play on G-Eazy Me, I'm G, expert mode, please believe me (ha)
Chris considers himself to be better than other rappers like G-Eazy and is confident in his skills.

Steezy, put this shit down for CT I can't leave rap alone, the game needs me (yeah)
He is proud to represent Connecticut in the rap industry and feels that he is necessary to keep the industry alive.

I am the mic, the microphone killa You got no chance, like fist fightin' gorillas
Chris is confident in his rap skills and compares the likelihood of beating him in a rap battle to the likelihood of winning a fight against a gorilla.

And since Mac Miller unfollowed me on Twitter I've been a little bitter, but kept on getting bigger
Mac Miller unfollowing Chris on Twitter caused him to feel hurt, but it didn't stop him from becoming more successful.

While the game ignored me I've been sippin' 40's (yeah) Smokin' hella weed, watching Rick and Morty (yeah)
Chris found solace in alcohol and drugs while the rap industry ignored him but also enjoyed the TV series Rick and Morty.

Focused on my dream 'til that shit was morphing Into the real thing, now I live my story
Chris remained focused on his goal of becoming a successful rapper and eventually achieved his dream.

Chris was born to rule so I'll ride out the storm of whackness (whack) Which is now the societal norm
Chris believes he was meant to be a successful rapper and will continue to push through the current lack of authenticity in hip-hop music.

It's autopilot when I go and grab the mic and record (yeah) The shit you couldn't buy in the store, indeed I flow
Chris's rap skills come naturally to him and he produces lyrical content that cannot be purchased.

An animal, follow my name with E-I-O Like Old MacDonald, try to follow as I speak I know
Chris compares himself to the animal sounds in the children's song Old MacDonald, challenging others to try to follow his dexterous rhymes.

You're done when I come through to take your head And grind your bones into dust just to make my bread
Chris depicts himself as a fierce adversary who will easily defeat his opponents and use their remains to sustain himself.

With bacon, egg, and cheese, shit I'm stayin' fed And killing everything until the fuckin' day I'm dead
Chris insists he will continue to improve as a rapper while satisfying his hunger.

Tryna bring that fire back, my time is gonna be Right now, shit, I see it right in front of me
Chris is determined to help bring back authenticity to rap music and feels it is the right time for him to do so.

But I'll have the last laugh, 'cause I'm bound to be A legend of the new school you're about to see
Chris predicts that he will eventually become a legendary rapper and people will remember him for his signature style.

Why everybody running full speed down the street 'Cause they scared to throw it down with me
Chris is so intimidating that others are afraid to compete with him.

It's like I'm playing fuckin' solitaire Like it's motherfuckin' solitaire
Chris repeats that he is always alone, feeling like he is playing a game of solitaire with no one to play with.

They don't wanna play with me, they afraid of me, I know (I know)
Others are scared of Chris's rap skills and are unwilling to compete with him.

(Listen, I don't need no help, I'ma do this shit by myself)
Chris is confident that he can succeed without the help of others.