Freestyle
Grafh Lyrics

Tony touch Iraq Iraq 50 M-C's,
Grafh is hyping himself up to come out and destroy the rap game with aggression and skill on the level of 50 other top-notch rappers.

A little bit a thugs is all it takes To make this industry just brake
The industry is fragile and vulnerable to a little bit of gangster tactics and intimidation.

What what what poison arrows
Grafh is drawing his metaphorical weaponry and bringing vocal poison to the mic.

Swords and lords yo but really My Mac Milly spray niggas lay niggas
Grafh is referencing real-life violence while also symbolizing his controlled aggressiveness on the mic in creating lyrical fatalities and dominance.

Yo the cognac make you feel unbeatable
Alcohol can give you an artificial sense of confidence and triumph that is easily shattered.

Yo especially when that ass drunk too much I call up tony touch tony touch bring the next dutch
Being too drunk can cause you to make terrible decisions, but Grafh seeks the comfort of smoking with Tony Touch instead.

Yo I'm all fucked up bent and can't think While you both stink, don't even care that you sink
He's drunk and talking about someone who smells bad, while in reality, they are both a mess.

Yo impulsive, exclusive, high explosive Can't even get with, shit I dealt wit
He's unpredictable, exclusive, and explosively dangerous on the mic which translates to his real-life dealings in the industry.

I'm on some other shit, my main script describe the foulness, Panama canalness, what, yo, I, don't even talk so I'm far from the loudest Kid, nigga, can't touch this, rush this, yo what
Grafh doesn't conform to standard expectations or topics and instead, represents a unique and raw canal of artistry that sets him apart from others.

Yo, switch the beat, now, bless it
Grafh is commanding the DJ to change the music and continue to bless the new beat.

What, I'm bout to fuck shit up, what Fuck it up Fuck it up Fuck it up Fuck it up fuck it up fuck it up, what what!?
Grafh is hyping himself up to hit hard on the mic and truly 'fuck shit up' while also soliciting hype from his supporters.

We on the lines like the internet Many will come but few was chosen Against my set, there ain't a nigga yet
Grafh's crew is tight like the internet and he holds them very close. He also encourages a sense of selectivity that allows only the best to be associated with him.

Smoke so much niggas say I need nicorette You say boogie, but you used to say cigarette
Grafh is addicted to smoking weed and some people joke that he needs smoking cessation tools. He also addresses the changing terms used for smoking in culture.

Now I know, a new religion, a new beginning I own women, three-fourths rock and linen
Grafh muses about starting a religion and acquires financial success with ease. He's also a player with a preference for upscale fabrics.

This middle east shit, father beat shit Release this, the only place in the world, that pull out cracks pieces
He's referencing real violence and brutality that is a part of Middle Eastern culture and the need for him to also release his own form of aggressive music.

We rock camels, split that ass in text Yo we bag bitches after we fuck em and say thanks Yo thanks for havin' me, next week your straight grabbin' me Swearin' they homeless, sayin' that the havin' me
He references camels in a nod to Middle Eastern wealth and women used as sexual objects. Women are viewed as interchangeable and disposable to him.

I don't, want to crawl at all You want to be a thug, you used to play ball Runs the play for Seton Hall Now, outta the blue, you got thug in you too Yo I knew you, your size shoe was due in voodoo Always, smell like shit, used to call you doo-doo Never came outside, in the crib you hide Scared to death While we played manhunt, to our last breath
Grafh references an old friend that was never involved in dangerous behavior and is now trying to act like a thug. He is making fun of this behavior and mocking the friend's previous cowardice.

I never chose this life, it chose me What, l-f-c, heavy amount with jewelry Crime syndicate, nigga livin' this Never mention miss? Smoke rain bodies, you had to saw before, before Yo, you on my dick, I had the lime green on With the string on, with fatigue on Fresh avirex's, cockpit, now from the outlet Jose Luis emperor, two shots I blow ta Dillinger No real kings like john Dillinger, the politic What, I'm on some ides in the militant You either with me or against me That in between shit make the money stop too intensely So what the deal is, the generals what the deal is What the deal is, the devilish thought you can't kill this
Grafh is describing how the criminal lifestyle chose him and there is no turning back. Despite this, he enjoys the benefits including luxury items and sexual conquests. He also references a loyalty to his crew and the idea of choosing sides. Money is a significant motivator in this world but those who are of a 'devilish' nature cannot be killed so easily.

What niggas, Iraq, realize that
A final hyped statement and call to action for opponents to understand his growing dominance.