The Matrix
Ski Mask the Slump God Lyrics

I think that first intro was the one-, was the one
The singer believes that the initial introduction was perfect and successful.

Water
The singer utters the word 'water' in this line without any clear context or meaning.

Wet, wet
The singer describes the concept of wetness in a repeated and rhythmic manner.

(Oh my God, Ronny) one, two, three
The artist addresses Ronny, possibly a collaborator or producer, and counts to three before beginning the song in earnest.

Yuh, yuh, yuh, yuh
A series of vocal ad-libs or interjections with no clear meaning.

He gon' need a first-aid kit, ain't doin' the waitin'
The singer promises to inflict pain on his opponent without any mercy or hesitation.

This ass whoopin' is free, just like the Masons
The singer compares the beating he will deliver to Masonic principles, which emphasize charity and giving.

Giant with an M, Attack on Titan
The artist uses an anime reference to describe his immense size and power.

A beast in your reality, somethin' like lichen
The artist likens himself to a creature from mythology, known for its ferocity and unyielding nature.

To your bitch, I've takin' a likin'
The artist claims to have an attraction or fondness for his opponent's significant other.

My dick is a cup of Joe, not talkin' 'bout Biden
The singer makes a vulgar comparison between his genitalia and a cup of coffee, while simultaneously distancing himself from politics.

Why they mosquitoes? They always be bitin'
The artist wonders why some people are so annoying and persistent, using a mosquito as a metaphor for such behavior.

I'm strikin' like lightnin', my watch on Ben 10
The singer boasts of his agility and speed, while referencing a popular cartoon show.

Poppin' like vitamins, will they not represent me?
The singer compares his own success and impact to the benefits of vitamins, while questioning the legitimacy of those who do not acknowledge him.

Then it's fuck the economy 'cause they're taxing our property
The singer expresses frustration with taxation and government regulation, suggesting that they are impeding his wealth and freedom.

Sign up here with the paper, instead I do origami, and say, okay
The artist rejects conventional methods of signing up or agreeing to things, choosing instead to create art out of paper and show his acceptance in a unique way.

Wipe ya' nose, we cold, what we follow? The code
The artist advises his companions to maintain discipline and loyalty, adhering to a set of principles or code of conduct.

I'm an animal, you see the silo
The singer identifies himself as a savage or primal force, while making reference to a military or industrial structure.

Horns on the top the head, a nigga goat
The singer describes himself as a literal or metaphorical goat, a symbol of strength and resilience.

Rocket launcher, we tote, just like Starbursts, in throats
The artist compares his weapons to a popular candy, referencing their explosive impact and destructive potential.

And the goats, Danny Phantom on bro
The artist makes another reference to goats, while comparing himself or his companions to a superhero character.

Know that I be picky, I eenie-miney the mo
The artist implies that he is selective and demanding, choosing only the best or most desirable options.

Put that on my folks
The singer makes a promise or guarantee, invoking the loyalty and trust of his family or friends.

I go crazy, I Steve-O
The artist likens himself to a stunt performer and TV personality, known for his outrageous behavior and daredevil stunts.

Frick it, I'll blow like a damn C4
The singer suggests that he is explosive and dangerous, referencing a type of military grade explosive.

Keep the beam, Dragon Ball Z, Piccolo
The singer references a popular anime and manga series, while suggesting that he possesses a powerful energy or weapon.

Niggas think I'm scared to get jumped, Geronimo
The singer implies that his opponents underestimate his courage and bravery, while referencing a famous Native American warrior.

Wish a nigga would, like Pinocchio nose
The artist challenges his enemies to make a move, likening himself to a fictional puppet whose nose grows when he lies.

We gon' beat 'em, leave 'em purple, look like one of Barney's toes
The artist promises to inflict serious injury or harm on his opponents, using a reference to a fictional character's distinctive coloration.

That's just how it goes
The singer accepts or acknowledges the inevitability of violence and conflict.

All of my opponents get disintegrated from the head to the floor
The singer boasts of his ability to defeat and destroy his enemies completely and utterly.

Like a rubber band, we show resistance
The artist implies that he and his allies are flexible and resilient, like a rubber band that can stretch and snap back into place.

And I'm pissin' on 'em, these niggas my bed pan
The artist insults his defeated enemies, comparing them to a medical device used to collect urine.

Bitch, I've been fly, Harry Potter or Peter Pan
The artist asserts his own coolness or style, while referencing two famous fictional characters known for their own unique qualities.

We gon' wax 'em, short of somethin' like Daniel son
The singer promises to defeat his opponents, while referencing a famous karate movie character and his signature technique.

Call me Senpai, and admittedly fuck the world, but no Hentai
The artist demands respect or admiration, while distancing himself from a type of anime or manga that is often associated with perversion or exploitation.

You outdid it, your flow wrinkly like a hang dry (yuh, yuh)
The singer insults another rapper or musician, suggesting that their style or technique is subpar or outdated.

So what's the hate for?
The singer questions why he or his music might be the target of criticism or negativity.

I'm on a Tron bike (okay), 'bout to skate by (ayy)
The singer asserts his own coolness or futuristic vibe, while referencing a classic sci-fi film and a popular cultural activity.

Golden like retriever, pissed in water like we're Stevie (yuh, yuh, yuh, yuh)
The artist compares himself or his possessions to a valuable or beloved dog breed, while referencing a famous musician and their urine.

From the bottom, like bikini, crown on me like Nefertiti (yuh)
The artist suggests that they have risen to prominence or success from humble beginnings, while referencing a type of clothing and a famous Egyptian queen.

Litty like a titty, drip or drown in the city (yuh, yuh)
The singer celebrates their own coolness or popularity, while referencing a common phrase featuring a body part and highlighting the fashionable, urban lifestyle.

I got my floatie (bitch), what's the deal-y? Bitch (yuh, water)
The singer references a type of swimming aid, while asking what's going on or what the situation is, followed by a final vocalization referencing the repeated word 'water'.

Go, go, go, go (yuh)
The artist encourages movement or action, possibly hyping up themselves or their companions.

Ain't from Chicago
The artist makes a brief statement about their origin or background, establishing that they are not from a specific city.