Can I?
Deema Lyrics
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(Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit) what, what, what
(Can I get a little bit) check
(Can I get a little bit) itโฒs Deema man
You already know what we're about to do man
Weโฒre from the South East man
Sit easy, ridin' thing right about now
Hold tight, Don Valentino
Young boy from the South-East
Donโฒt chat to me with your little mouthpiece
I wish it in hash rocks, in and out cheese
Fit black smoke, Bobby Brown brown teeth
We can get down if youโฒre down to your feet
Down to the earth if you sound really neat
I be round to your house, I be down for sec
If your girl's there then Iโฒll get your girl for the neck, yo
Just joking, ah
It's thought-provoking
Everybodyโฒs on me, feels like they're choking
Just low, man
Leave me alone kid (leave me alone kid)
Look, Iโฒm on my own thing
Spittin' on the cobras, I ain't even wrote it
Howโฒd you feel about that?
Little nigga rappers, wanna come around and
Chat shit to Deema
Wanna ask me, in my DMs for a feature
Calling me for promo
Telling me that your boy, get this for the low though
Honestly low bro
It werenโฒt that, I don't want that, yo dumb
But most man they be like yo, yo, Deems, Deems, Deems, Deems
Yo, look, check, yo, can I get a little bit? (Can I?)
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit
Can I get a little bit
Yo, gimme some of that man
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit, little bit
Can I get a little bit, little bit more
Young boy from the South-East
Donโฒt chat to me, you know nothing about me
Green 'til I graft, hill in a white-tee
Ice cold pole in the sunshine sweet
Being in the blue in a blue side beam
Seeing you if I see you, hi G
If I see you if I see you, hi
If you see me and I see you, say hi, yo
Hey, what about, what about tracks man, quick, knock โฒem out
What about tax man, quick, knock him out
If it's not facts man, itโฒs not allowed
And that's that, yeah, my cat's black like my dadโฒs fam
Iโฒm half white, and half that like my dad's cam
Iโฒm out runnin' with my cuzzies or the lads hang
Everytime I hear somebody ask if I want some
You already know Iโฒll turn up, can I get a little bit
Can I get a little bit, what
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit (okay man)
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit (okay, okay, you already know)
Can I get a little bit, can I get a little bit (it's Deema man)
Can I get a little bit (Don Valentino)
Can I get a little bit, little bit more
Let me just get that little bit more if thatโฒs alright
Jump it again, yeah
In the song "CAN I?" by Deema, the lyrics provide an insight into the artist's persona and mindset. The song starts with an introduction, emphasizing their roots in the South East and their confidence in their abilities. They shout out their friend, Don Valentino, and assert their familiarity and reputation.
The first verse of the song displays Deema's brash and boastful attitude. They describe themselves as a young boy from the South East, dismissing anyone who tries to challenge them with their "little mouthpiece." Deema's lyrical prowess is highlighted with references to hash rocks, black smoke, and Bobby Brown's brown teeth, creating vivid imagery and showcasing their ability to craft clever rhymes.
The second verse continues with Deema asserting their individuality and rejecting the influence of others. They speak of their independence in writing their own lyrics and reveal that their talent is innate, as they have not even written down their rhymes. Deema expresses frustration with other rappers who try to approach them for collaborations, claiming that they only want them for their own gain and promotion.
The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Can I get a little bit?" multiple times, expressing Deema's desire for more recognition, support, and opportunities. They demand to be acknowledged and given a chance, reflecting their ambition and drive.
The final verse dives into Deema's background and identity. They assert their South-East origins and discourage others from making assumptions about them. Deema mentions their dedication to their craft and their propensity for hard work, metaphorically comparing themselves to a pole in sunshine sweet. They also address their mixed heritage, referencing their half-white background, and proudly express loyalty to their friends and their community.
In conclusion, "CAN I?" showcases Deema's confidence, ambition, and pride in their roots. The song expresses a desire for recognition and respect while emphasizing their resilience and determination to succeed on their own terms. Deema's lyrics provide an introspective look into their mindset and their personal experiences in the music industry.
Writer(s): Dom Valentino, Dillon Roe-edema
Contributed by Anthony F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@jerrysaji2466
Jeezzz bruv!!!! You're sickkkkkk!!! My brudda โค
@cerberus1696
'Green til I graft hill in a white tee' this little bit of fucking lyrical genius just buried in here. Respect.
@user-of6lw6ug5t
Deema levelling up, this is cold ๐ฅถ
@swearthatsdeema
More to come! โค๏ธ
@user-of6lw6ug5t
@@swearthatsdeema cant wait bro
@idk-tn3xz
Love all the way from South Korea. Love this.
The most pleasant discovery this year so far.
@olandobloom
Agreed from south korea, as well.
@5ecti0N
This deserves a vinyl release. Maybe not the way things go with these younger generation of wicked artists. Big big tune , with so much vibe. Top draw uk hip hop. Much love and peace
@tiggz._
This guy and his music should be everywhere I donโt know how แฅ ainโt heard him until now but Iโm blessed ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
@swearthatsdeema
Tiggzz a real one