DNA
Jasons Lyrics

Welcome to hip hop, where beats get bodies and murdered and MC'S they might get Served up or maybe they'll Serve ya with nothing but heat on a platter
The hip hop industry is intense and competitive, where the music and lyrics can either make or break an artist. As a rapper, it is possible to be both a hit-maker or to fail miserably. Some artists might get recognized for their unique ability to produce amazing rhymes, while others get ignored.

I'm only giving what really matters
As an artist, he believes that music is all about speaking from the heart and not just for the sake of rhyming words. For him, rap music should have true meaning and be crafted to inspire and motivate listeners to positive action.

A lot of these cats are brain scattered with no direction, they lost
Many rappers fail to find their footing in the music industry due to a lack of focus and direction. They get distracted easily and can't seem to figure out what they really want to achieve.

Cought up in twist of the intersection, they cross
When faced with a choice, some rappers can't seem to decide which direction to take, hoping that one road would be more successful than the other. They can't seem to figure out which way is the right one.

Blind to the beauty of spitting they own truth, from the O.Gs down to the youth
Many rappers follow trends and are often unaware that their unique voice and story are what set them apart. They aren't able to recognize the beauty in being true to oneself, to be original, and to present their own unique style instead of copying others.

When you hit the Booth, burn it down
As an artist, when you enter the recording booth, you need to showcase your talent and make it count. Give your best, bring your A game, and let your truth shine through your music.

You know when them people love it when you turn it up
If the audience is rocking to the beat, dancing, and cheering, it's a sign that you're doing something right. Your music resonates with them, and they appreciate hearing your voice.

When start moving the crowd, watch em gather round
When the audience is feeling your vibe, they can't help but join in and enjoy the moment. That's when you know you're in command of the stage, and your new fans will come flocking around you.

When enter the spot gone head blow it up don't stop till you get enough
From the moment you enter the stage, you need to make a lasting impression. Own it, and don't let anything stop you from delivering your best performance. Keep going, keep pushing until you feel that you've given enough of you to the audience.

Of them bright lights, smoking mic's, and the stage hop out the cage in a fit of rage
The adrenaline rush from being on the stage, the energy, the hype, and the response from the audience can bring out the best in artists. They become so excited that they can't contain themselves and turn into a beast or animal while spitting dope lyrics.

Ripping of the book of the artist that wrote, now quote it right
To pay homage to the OGs and to acknowledge the time and effort they put in, young artists often look to their predecessors for inspiration. They take their books of rhymes, study them and then quote their lines as a tribute to show respect.

You ain't down to sacrifice, you ain't never paid the price
To be a successful artist, one must be willing to pay a hefty price for fame and fortune. Countless hours of practice and sacrifices go into perfecting one's craft. If you're not willing to make that sacrifice, then you won't be able to achieve your dreams.

You ain't dedicate yo life to yo passion, wit disciplinary action till you cash in, got me laughing
An artist needs to be disciplined, dedicated and passionate to hone their craft. Without that, all the natural talent in the world won't mean a thing. If you're not willing to put in the time and work, then it's laughable to think that you'll make it in the music industry.

Claiming you wit, you ain't even, I'm really bout it
Many people lie about having certain skills or experiences to gain respect or attention. Still, those who are truly gifted don't have to brag or boast about them because they speak for themselves.

That's how I'm sprouted understand I was born with it
True talent is something that can't be taught, only inherited. Those who are truly gifted are born with it and don't have to force it. It is an innate ability that comes naturally, allowing them to produce awe-inspiring art effortlessly.

Ring the alarm, another sound of dying hey, ring the alarm another sound of dying
When a weak artist tries to challenge a true artist, and there's a direct clash in styles, the weaker one tends to fall. The alarm rings to signify a defeat or death of someone's career.

Look I spit soul food cabbage and collard greens, gravy on top of dressing rice and black beans
His rhymes are so real and soulful that they resemble Southern cuisine. Every word he speaks is food for the soul that is also relatable to all races and culture.

If you ain't mentally stimulating your waisting my TikTok, worth way more than that glitter you bust down on you wrist watch
If you're not stimulating and challenging his mind, then it's a waste of his time. He values time and respects those who challenge him in genuine ways, unlike material possessions that have no real substance.

Whether Rollie or Patek it don't matter we don't watch, you blew the labels budget and still flopped
The brand of wristwatch someone is wearing doesn't matter, as he's more interested in what you have to offer in terms of music. No matter how much label investment is placed into some artist; they can still flop if they have nothing unique or meaningful to offer.

Whenever you drop we don't cop we can't relate
If a rap song doesn't resonate with the listeners, it will be ignored. He won't relate or be able to vibe to the song and won't be interested in it.

You clout chase then we know that your out of date
Trying to gain popularity or fake behavior to please people is seen as phony behavior in the rap industry. It's not genuine, and people can easily see through it. This will make you out of touch in the industry.

Exterminate em right away like it's rapido, underlay evacuate em in minute
In an industry where the competition is intense, artists can get stripped down for being weak. The meaning is that weak or fake artists go out of the industry as quickly as they entered it.

What a minute, the timid sprinted till finish get dimmer
Even if a rapper starts out strong and confident, if they can't keep up with the pace, they'll eventually succumb to the pressure and fizzle out.

The wolves finning for dinner till the gimmick diminish
In the rap industry, people are always looking for the next greatest thing, the gimmick or fad that sets someone apart. But once the hype dies out, the artist is left with nothing but their music.

Can hang with the God's if you just kings of the kicks and the fits no match
Even if you're trendy or fashionable, it doesn't mean you're a great rapper. Style should be complementary, but it doesn't make up for poor lyrics or weak rhymes.

For the king of the spit dip in melanin drip, that I was born with
True talent is something that can't be fabricated, it is innate. The ability to produce masterful lyrics and have a unique sound runs through his DNA, almost like a gift from the divine. His melanin drip represents his blackness, and it is a natural endowment to his God-given talent.