When Lil B titled his last digital label released mixtape I'm Gay, he received several death threats. Although he is heterosexual, he says the title is a message of support to the LGBT community. Referring to the alternative definition of gay, he says he is gay because he is happy. Following the death threats, he added "I'm Happy" in parenthesis to the album's title. I'm Gay received positive reviews with many fans commenting on the album's wide variety of positive messages and noting the unique beats and lyrical styles not common to mainstream hip hop. He raps about many controversial issues including race relations, poverty, humanity, and the justice system. The album also, according to many fans, shows the "true" side of Lil B. It entered the Billboard R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart at #56 and the Heatseekers Albums chart at #20 for the week of July 16, 2011. It is for sale on iTunes but Lil B also uploaded it to the Internet for free, posting a link to it on Twitter and Facebook saying, "for all my fans who don't have $10 to buy my album, here it is for free."
Lil B typically releases at least one mixtape every month; so far in 2012 he has released 13 mixtapes - 4 in July alone. One of those released in July was the massive 848-song, nearly 5GB collection of Based Freestyles, which is his largest release to date. In 2013, hip-hop listeners voted Lil B as the greatest rapper of all time.
BasedGod Bassrock Based Freestyle
Lil B Lyrics
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Shout out messy marv nigga
Yelling Bitch Mob (BasedGod)
Nigga aunty 'nem outside my
Nigga yelling BasedGod (Bassrock)
(BasedGod)
Nigga - nigga still yelling BasedGod
Nigga yelling BasedGod (Bassrock)
(Bitchmob) Aye aye nigga, nigga
Still yelling Based (Bassrock)
Everybody know about the BasedGod
Lil B he the BasedGod i fuck with everyone
Nigga from Berkeley, that's the BasedGod
Waterfront out here slippin' right
Got that water on, we drippin' right
Lil B - he pimping right
Lil B on them extensions right
We ain't talking bout' the dreadlocks
We talking bout' them red dots
Put em' on your head but i'm not violent
Talking on positive (Ah)
Got a smile on that's how you gotta live
Put the chopper on
I put the chopper on nigga - like a bib
(Huh?)
Nigga aunty 'nem outside my
Nigga yelling BasedGod (Bassrock)
(Swag, Swag, Swag)
Nigga - nigga still yelling BasedGod
(Bassrock) - aunty 'nem outside my
Nigga yelling BasedGod (Bassrock)
Aye aye
Aye still yelling BasedGod
The lyrics to Lil B's song "BasedGod Bassrock Based Freestyle" convey a sense of pride and admiration for Lil B, also known as the BasedGod. The mention of Mozzy and Messy Marv in the beginning shows respect and gives a shoutout to fellow artists. The repeated phrase "Bitch Mob" represents Lil B's fan base and the unity they share.
The first paragraph emphasizes the shoutouts and the energy surrounding the Bitch Mob. It highlights the presence of Lil B's supporters, even mentioning that someone's aunty is outside, further emphasizing the strong following the BasedGod has. It suggests that regardless of where he is, people are still yelling "BasedGod" and showing their support.
The second paragraph delves into Lil B's persona as the BasedGod and the impact he has on the music scene. It mentions that everyone knows about him and acknowledges his influential status. Lil B is then associated with Berkeley, his hometown, further solidifying his identity as the BasedGod. The lyrics also touch on the idea of being "dripping right," which can be interpreted as being stylish or representing success. The reference to extensions suggests that Lil B is expanding his reach and influence beyond just music.
The third paragraph explores Lil B's approach to positivity and promotes a non-violent mindset. It contrasts the image of violence, symbolized by the red dots, with Lil B's choice to focus on positive energy. The mention of a smile indicates his belief in the power of maintaining a positive outlook. The line about putting the chopper on, like a bib, could be seen as Lil B using music as a tool to nourish and bring people together.
The final paragraph returns to the theme of the Bitch Mob and the ongoing support for Lil B. It reiterates that people are still yelling "BasedGod" and shows the resilience of his fan base. This ending reaffirms Lil B's influence and reminds listeners that he continues to command attention and loyalty.
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