Skit
Kari Faux Lyrics

In Kari Faux's song Skit, the lyrics "I can't find the fucking pocket, nigga" express frustration and a feeling of being disoriented. The use of expletives emphasizes the intensity of her emotions. She then goes on to describe her experience of fighting against patriarchy with just a plastic knife, emphasizing the uphill battle that she must face as a woman. The line "that'll probably be the synopsis of my fucking life" suggests that she feels this struggle is all-encompassing and is likely to define her entire existence. Next, she critiques the idea of 'pick me' culture, which is the idea that women should vie for male attention by becoming the ideal partner. Kari expresses a disdain for this idea, stating that she would rather be in a place where lightning strikes, emphasizing that she would rather be in a dangerous and unpredictable situation rather than conforming to societal expectations.

Additionally, Kari Faux's lyrics describe a wound that has been left open. She describes herself as a "walking open wound," emphasizing the idea that she has been hurt in some way and is still in pain. The line "who hurt you?" suggests that others have questioned her for her attitudes and behaviors. She then goes on to say that she can break something that her opponent's mother has given her, noting that her own mother can't save her. Kari then describes an encounter with someone who believed that she was basic, but still had sex with her. The reference to being "tipped... like I was a waitress" is a powerful statement about the objectifying nature of sex. The final lines of the verse are a humorous reference to a sexual encounter in which Kari uses a basketball metaphor to describe her performance in bed.