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Das EFX Lyrics

Shippity bop, well hot diggity
Excitement and enthusiasm is being expressed

Where's the iggity? The bum siggity
Asking where the party or fun is at

Niggas wanna know but check the flow my little chickadee
The rapper is confident in their skills and invites others to listen and learn from them

I'm comin' with the Books and kid it looks like it's a winner
The rapper is bringing their A-game and anticipates success

Ya better get'cha plate because I'm servin' raps for dinner
Metaphorically, they are delivering great musical performances that are worthy of attention, appreciation and respect

See I freak it from the sewer plus I'm quick to do ya posse
The rapper draws inspiration for their music from their environment, while also being quick to defeat their opponents

I swoop in on the loop just like I was a kamikaze
The rapper has a rapid and aggressive approach to their art, and they're willing to be self-destructive if it means achieving greatness

See they thought I lost my spot
Other rappers thought that the artist was no longer relevant or popular

So they went and got real comfy
The other rappers became complacent thinking they had no competition

So now I gotta hit 'em hard and Bogart, like Humphrey
The artist now needs to assert their position at the top and push past their competitors, reminding them who's in charge and dominant

Ya hypocrite, I'm rippin' it because I'm flyer
The rapper is calling out the hypocrisy of others who talk trash while not being able to back it up themselves. They are also asserting their own superiority

You're phony, full of bologna like Oscar Mayer
Lyrically, the rapper asserts that their opponents are fake, and aren't authentic or real

See I attack a pack of rappers just for practice
The artist has honed their skill enough that they can take on opponents just for the challenge itself and not take it seriously

I bust my tactics, I'm sharper than a, cactus
Their wordplay is sharp and their metaphors are on point, showing their mastery of language and lyricism

(Set it off)
Beginning of a new part of the song that is about to “set it off” and get the party started

One two (set it off)
The artist is ready to begin and counting down from three to one to “set it off”

Yo it's the Books in reverse
The artist is introducing themselves in a unique and interesting way, adding a sense of excitement and intrigue to their persona

The next kid up sendin' a big-up to my borough
The rapper is representing their hometown and giving a shoutout to those who came before them

I'm thorough, breded in the ghetto from a teenie bop
The artist has had a long history of coming up in the struggles of their neighborhood and this has shaped them as a rapper

Takin' lessons, sweatin' niggas on graffiti rock
The artist grew up learning how to battle and hone their craft on the streets with other rappers

And now the slang bringer bring a thing of interpretations
The rapper is known for their unique style and ability to bring new slang and terminology to the scene

My nerves is achin', see I'm sick of niggas perpetratin'
The artist is getting fed up with other rappers fronting and acting like they are something they're not

But can't see this, I'm screamin' on their records like Beavis
The artist is calling out those who struggle to see their greatness and are not true fans, by referencing a popular fictional character who screams and gets agitated easily

Or Butthead, I bust heads like Amy
The artist is capable of defeating others in battle and showcasing their skills, as seen in another popular character's name being referenced

Fisher, it's a
The artist is making a pun on the infamous Amy Fisher scandal, showcasing their ability to not take themselves too seriously at times

Pisser, hit you like an accident
The artist's insults are potent and can hit others without warning or preparation like a sudden accident

And if I'm in your town
If the artist is visiting another rapper's hometown

You might peep me at the Radisson
Others may see the artist staying at a popular hotel chain, possibly implying their success and fame

Or splatterin', batterin' crews for lip chatterin'
The artist is willing to battle and destroy other crews who talk behind their backs, showcasing their aggression and superiority

It ain't nothing new
The artist has done this before and it's not a new pattern

That's how we do, my crew is back again
The artist is emphasizing their team and allies who are supporting them in their comeback

(People, people, people, people) Back in effect, how's that?
The chorus is about the rapper's triumphant return and them being back on their game

(And yo I still wanna battle)
The artist is still competitive and isn't afraid of taking on and defeating anyone who challenges them or their crew

Well here I go again, so check the flow again
The artist is about to showcase their flow once again and prove they are still on top

Try not to bite
Other rappers should not steal the artist's style or lyrics

I'll fake a nigga with my left and then I (fling) him with my right
The artist is skilled enough to fake out and trick their opponents, and then defeat them with ease, using a boxing metaphor

I'm outta sight, look how I do it
The artist is showcasing their unique and impressive style, and they're confident in their ability to perform and win

Ya blew it if you dissed a
Those who have criticized or disrespected the artist in the past have already made a mistake and lost the game

Nigga on the microphone 'cause I can bone your sister
The artist is threatening their opponents by saying they can take what they love - family members - if they cross the line into disrespect

Word is bond, I'm on some new, do, like this
The artist promises to showcase a new style and flow which will impress others and leave them in awe

Grab the piece of steel and shoot the gift like Kris
The artist will use their talent and skill as a lethal weapon to defeat others, using a play on words with a popular Christmas character (Kris Kringle)

Kringle, bust my jingle, don't it make ya shiver?
The artist is continuing the play on words while also showing off how their style and music evokes strong emotions and impressions in others

Give a nigga what he needs so he can bleed when I deliver (what? Nigga)
The artist promises to deliver a powerful performance that will leave others mesmerized and potentially defeated. They emphasize their skill and dominance by using a metaphorical play on making blood flow.

A microphone check, what the heck?
The artist is commanding attention to the beginning of the rap battle by starting with a microphone check

I threw that in because I used to catch wreck
The artist is reminiscing back to the good old days of battle rapping and throwing in extra lyrics because they could

With it, that's the time I, hack-too, spit it
The artist is showcasing their quick rhyming abilities as well as their skill in freestyling lyrics

For Christ's sakes I meant it
The artist's lyrics are serious and shouldn't be taken lightly

Hit the brakes and you skidded
Others who may try to keep up with the artist's flow will ultimately crash and fail, using a play on words with cars

You, my style you bit it
Others have tried to imitate or copy the artist's style but have failed

But y'all can keep that
The artist is unimpressed with and dismissive towards those who try to copy them

'Cause now I'm on some other type of flow
The artist is moving forward and changing up their style, emphasizing their growth and development as an artist

And best believe that
Others should know and believe that the artist is still victorious and successful in their rap battles

And all that, small cat, my format's deranged
The artist is showing off the originality and nonconformity of their style, not following the typical rap format

Honey I'm back to run things
The artist is back and ready to take charge and control everything

'Cause some things just never changed, punk
The artist is reminding others that while they've changed and grown, they still have the same power and dominance as before

So if you're drunk, I freak the funk until you're sober
No matter how inebriated or distracted the opponent may be, the artist is capable of defeating them and showcasing their talent and skill

But still be gettin' chills when niggas play 'The Bridge is Over'
While the artist may seem untouchable and unbeatable, there are still classic rap battles that they themselves admire and respect.

Kickin' the flam yo it's the man, tick tock, I jam like gridlock
The artist is showing off their unique style which is unmatched by others and effectively stopping others in their tracks with their talent and ability to rap over various beats

My style is fender bendin' sendin' rappers to the pit stop
The artist is stating that their style is so powerful it can derail others and send them back to the drawing board

Good Lord ah mercy, hit reverse G if you missed it
The artist is shouting with glee as they showcase their skills, making sure others don't miss it

And bust my gift of speech 'Cause like the priest, baby I'm twisted
The artist is showcasing their ability to verbally outmatch their opponents, using a play on words between gift of speech and twisting of religion

Kid I swing a dome-buster like Bonecrusher Smith
The artist is demonstrating their ability to knock people out and punch as hard as the boxing legend, Bonecrusher Smith

Bust up your lips then puff up a spliff
After defeating their opponent, the artist will celebrate by smoking and relaxing

So yo, who be dat that That wanna do me back?
The artist is challenging and taunting any opponents who may want to take them down

Just to get Booby trapped, jacked
The artist is threatening to hurt anyone who challenges them, somewhat of a taunting warning

'Cause my crew be strapped fat like that
The artist's crew is always ready and equipped for conflict.

(X Squad in the house boy)
The artist is giving a shoutout to the X Squad, their crew, and emphasizing their dominance and presence in the scene