Oh My
Nyota Parker Lyrics

What the hell is wrong with female rappers?
Questioning why female rappers are being ostracized or criticized in the industry.

And all these trappers?
Raising concerns over the trend of trap music and how it may be viewed in society.

Or overall, the new school gangsters
Challenging the glorification of criminal behavior and gang culture in modern rap music.

How is this fashion?
Asking how the negative elements of rap are being perpetuated as fashionable or trendy.

Stop forgetting the foundation
Encouraging others to remember the roots and origins of hip-hop culture.

I wish Hip-hop wasn't contaminated
Expressing a desire for the purity of the hip-hop genre to be maintained.

From the greatest to the faded
Acknowledging how even the most legendary rappers may be losing relevance or fading away in current times.

Making dumb people famous
Commenting on how unintelligent content is praised and celebrated in the industry.

Innovation to stagnation
Comparing the creative evolution of hip-hop culture to now being stagnant or without progression.

Now we never have reformation
Suggesting that a reformation or change in the industry may not happen as desired.

Inspiration to just payment
Highlighting how some artists may prioritize financial gain over actual musical inspiration or passion.

Creation to occupation
Pondering how the creative art of rapping may sometimes feel more like an occupation or job.

Matchless to the mistaken
Referencing how even unique or original artists may sometimes fail or make mistakes.

Or from Lauryn Hill to Bhad Bhabie
Contrasting the artistic quality and legacy of hip-hop legends like Lauryn Hill to newer, more controversial figures like Bhad Bhabie.

Yes, yes I know I'm a millennial, I know you hope I fall
Acknowledging her generation and also accepting that some may wish her ill or hope that she fails due to her ambitions.

And Stogie T is saying that he's better than us all
Reacting to a perceived or real slight from another rapper who may be claiming superiority over her and her peers.

Though I don't categorize myself with all of them other guys
Asserting that she does not align with certain negative aspects or characteristics of male rappers.

How can you be owning thrones that you can't even find, oh my
Questioning how some rappers can claim to be successful or influential when they themselves lack direction or purpose.

Indoctrination, indoctrination, indoctrination
Emphasizing how propaganda or controlled beliefs can seep into and affect people's mindsets.

Messes with my patience, with my patience
Revealing how indoctrination can personally cause frustration or impatience.

Our nation, yes our nation, oh yes our nation
Addressing how societal indoctrination affects not just individuals, but entire nations.

Is failing to shun away all of our frustrations
Bemoaning how society currently seems to not be alleviating the stresses and issues caused by indoctrination and conformity.

Is your perspective blocking my vibrations? (My vibrations)
Asking if differing perspectives or beliefs are hindering her own spiritual or mental energies.

Don't let your vision block out my vibrations
Encouraging others to remain open-minded and receptive to others' energies or ideas.

Ain't no one you know who roll like this
Boasting about her unique style and skills as a rapper.

Ain't no one who make you stop, drop and roll like this
Claiming that her music can have an impact on listeners and cause physical or emotional reactions.

Ain't no one who be changing the gender roles like this
Recognizing how her status as a female rapper may be disrupting established gender roles in hip-hop culture.

Ain't no one who never aims to conform like this
Emphasizing how she embraces her individuality and refuses to conform to industry standards or pressures.

The system's picking up an error
Declaring how the industry or societal systems in place are flawed or malfunctioning.

I'm a virus lurking in the software
Comparing herself to a virus that has infiltrated and disrupted the established order.

Infiltrating programs and all the courseware
Expanding on the idea of disrupting established systems or structures through her music or message.

Your brainwashing material ain't going nowhere
Challenging the hold that indoctrination or societal conditioning has, even in the face of alternative perspectives or ideas.

The authorities breeding all conformity
Suggesting that governmental or societal leaders are pushing conformity and compliance at the expense of individuality.

This is calling me, now no options for ignoring me
Asserting that she is making her voice and message heard, and that ignoring or dismissing her is not an option.

Have a cup of tea, sit back relax and stop adoring sheep
Encouraging people to take a break and reassess their values, rather than blindly following the herd.

Bring it back to the main point, how did you rappers sleep?
Questioning how other rappers may have been complacent or undiscerning in their approach to the industry.

During the part I talked about you being the sheep, yes
Referring to a previous part of the song where she called out conformists or those who follow without thought.

I can feel them catching all the senties, yoh relax
Sensing that some people may be becoming defensive or worried as the song progresses.

I just want respect and understanding of this artistry
Conveying that her main aim is to be respected as an artist and appreciated for her music.

Not just money hungry youngins who are looking for a treat
Distinguishing herself from other rappers who may prioritize financial gain over artistic integrity or passion.

So, let's feast together
Suggesting that all musicians or artists can work together and learn from each other to create a better industry or culture.

Just eat together
Metaphorically referring to the idea of sharing and collaborating on creative ideas or music.

Femcees, you with us
Inviting and welcoming female rappers to work and create alongside her and her peers.

No beef, just make sure that there's no
Discouraging any potential conflicts or rivalries between artists, and promoting unity and collaboration instead.

Indoctrination, indoctrination, indoctrination
Repeating the earlier sentiment of how indoctrination and conformity can negatively affect individuals and society at large.

Messing with my patience, with my patience
Re-emphasizing the frustration and annoyance caused by indoctrination.

Our nation, yes our nation, oh yes our nation
Reiterating how societal indoctrination can affect entire nations or communities.

Is failing to shun away all of our frustrations
Ending with the same sentiment as before, expressing disappointment that the existing societal structures are not doing enough to address and alleviate the issues caused by indoctrination and conformity.