Mic check
P.R.O Lyrics

(Mic check)
This is the beginning of the song, signaling that the artist is about to start rapping.

Yeah, Now I can bring the fire, conscious, I can bring the jokes Still dope
I have the ability to bring both passionate and thought-provoking lyrics, as well as humorous and entertaining lines. I still maintain my uniqueness and talent.

Your still flows can even touch my skills hoe
Even your best rap flows cannot compare to my skills and abilities.

Still bro’s that’s how the game be (Why you think still without the features) Can’t contain me
I'm still successful and respected in the rap game even without relying on collaborations or guest features. My talent cannot be confined or limited.

Cause when I get the mic I’m feeling dangerous
Once I have the microphone in my hands, I become powerful and confident in my abilities to deliver impactful verses.

I’ll just pull a Baker Mayfield put my flag up yo ass
Similar to how Baker Mayfield celebrates his touchdowns with a flag, I will assert my dominance and leave my mark on the rap game.

Matter of fact I’m back in the trap Stomping on rats
I have returned to the rap game and I am crushing my competition who are considered insignificant or unworthy.

My quarterback on fantasy a goat in the stats
In an analogy, my chosen quarterback in a fantasy football league is the greatest player based on their statistical performance. This reflects my excellence in the rap game.

Focused to match Ya energy I move to the west, check
I strive to match the level of energy and intensity that you bring. In addition, I indicate my intention to move to the western part of the country, possibly referring to a career expansion or addressing a specific audience.

Mic check one two one two (Mic check)
I emphasize the importance of testing the microphone before performing, using repetition to create a catchy and engaging phrase.

Cause if I tell you I’m the greatest fuck is you gone do
If I boldly proclaim myself as the greatest artist, what are you going to do? This line challenges others to acknowledge and respond to my talent.

I’m saying my crew is on 20 while you just sitting on 5
My team and I are operating at a high level of achievement and success, while you are stagnating at a lower level of accomplishment.

Open ya eyes You in the mist of citizens rise
I urge you to become aware of your surroundings. You are amidst a movement or uprising of ordinary people fighting for change and empowerment.

Cain and able, write my fables to fatalize your emotions
I compare myself to the biblical characters Cain and Abel, as I use storytelling and narratives to evoke strong emotions and potentially have a negative impact on your feelings.

The greatest God given poet, I plant the tide never ride it
I consider myself the greatest poet blessed with talent by a higher power. I take control and responsibility for shaping the direction of my career instead of simply following trends.

A giant over the masses, the mask is hiding emotions I’m floating
I am a powerful figure, towering over the masses. However, behind my public persona, there are hidden emotions and vulnerabilities. I metaphorically float above the surface, maintaining an air of detachment.

Above the ocean under oath of the poet’s quest to annihilate the best
I transcend the challenges and obstacles of life, symbolized by the ocean. I am committed, bound by a promise, to conquer and overpower the top artists in the rap industry.

Don’t disrespect all of ya threats are immaculate, immature
I advise others not to disrespect me, as their threats against me may seem impressive or flawless, but in truth, they are immature and lack substance.

Though excited you got the nerve ima blast yo ass with a curve
While I acknowledge your confidence and audacity, I am ready to counter and defeat your attempts with unexpected and skillful maneuvers.

That’s three strikes nigga
Using baseball terminology, I deliver a warning that you are on thin ice or close to facing serious consequences for your actions.

Don’t pled right just do right nigga
Instead of making empty promises or excuses, it is important to take the right actions and make positive choices in order to avoid negative outcomes.

If we gone fight then we can fight nigga
If there is a conflict or disagreement between us, we can engage in a physical altercation to settle it.

But just don’t post on socials, think you know my life pass the mic nigga
However, refrain from sharing information or making assumptions about my personal life on social media. Instead, focus on proving yourself in a rap battle or competition.

Am I wrong?
This rhetorical question challenges the listener to evaluate if the artist's perspective or actions are morally or ethically incorrect.

Rap isn’t all about the bars it’s about the poetry
Contrary to common belief, rap is not solely about delivering clever and skillful verses but also about expressing meaningful and artistic poetry within the lyrics.

Written in between these solid lines are rhymes that’ll make you notice me, hopefully
Within the structure and composition of these lyrics, I have crafted impactful rhymes that aim to grab your attention and make you recognize my talent, with the aspiration that it will happen.

Notice all the struggles of society but the irony of it all is That I’m struggling to put all my struggles into a song
I want you to acknowledge and understand the challenges that exist within society. However, despite being aware of those struggles, I find it difficult to effectively convey and encapsulate all of my own hardships within a single song.

Cause if I did it’d be 30 minutes long, question now am I wrong?
If I were to fully express and illustrate all of my struggles, the resulting song would be extremely lengthy. This raises the query of whether it would be appropriate or excessive to do so.

For trying to deceive and make you believe I belong among the greatest
Am I at fault for attempting to convince and persuade you that I deserve to be recognized as one of the greatest artists in the rap industry?

To ever have a mic in their palm or have lyrics upon J. Cole's wall now am I wrong?
Should I be criticized for aiming to be mentioned in the same league as legendary artists who have achieved great success, like J. Cole? It questions whether this aspiration is misguided or justified.

Am I wrong for wanting hundreds of thousands of people Going bar for bar from what I wrote in a song?
Is it unjustifiable for me to desire a large fanbase who passionately recite and engage with the lyrics I have written in their own performances or interpretations?

I honestly ask you am I wrong, cause looking around the city I don't know anymore
I genuinely seek the listener's opinion on whether my desires and ambitions are misplaced or if they align with the current state of the rap community, as I find it difficult to evaluate this myself.

(Mic check one two one two)
Repeating the mic check phrase to bring attention back to the performance and emphasize the importance of the microphone and sound quality.