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FACTS
Tom MacDonald Lyrics
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There's only two genders, boys and girls
They can't cancel my message
'Cause I'm the biggest independent rapper in the whole freaking world
Claim that I'm racist, yeah, alright
I'm not ashamed because I'm white
If every Caucasian's a bigot, I guess every Muslim's a terrorist
Every liberal is right
Go woke, go broke, no hope, it's pathetic
Pro-choice, pronouns, pro-love, you're progressives
But you ain't pro-gun, no one to protect it
Where the American flags at?
Remember when people would hang those?
They've been taken down
They all been replaced with BLM flags or a rainbow
This ain't rap, this ain't money, cars, and clothes
We ain't sellin' drugs, we ain't gonna overdose
We ain't pushing guns, ain't promoting stripper poles
We won't turn your sons into thugs or your daughters into hoes
I don't care if I offend you, I was put here to upset you
You can cry and you can scream, you can riot in the streets
You defunded the police, now there's no one to protect you
I hope I offend you, I ask myself, "What would Ben do?"
Let's just keep it real, facts don't care how you feel, man
If you want my pronouns, I'm the man
I'm the man who don't respect you
Let's look at the stats, I've got the facts
My money like Lizzo, my pockets are fat
Homie, I'm epic, don't be a WAP
Dawg, it's a yarmulke, homie, no cap
Look at the graphs, look at my charts
You're blowing money on strippers and cars
You're going to prison, I'm on television
Dawgs, no one knows who you are
Keep hating on me on the internet
My comments section all woke Karens
And I make racks off compound interest
Y'all live with your parents
Nicki, take some notes, I just did this for fun
All my people download this, let's get a Billboard number one
This ain't rap, this ain't money, cars, and clothes
We ain't sellin' drugs, we ain't gonna overdose
We ain't pushing guns and promoting stripper poles
We won't turn your sons into thugs or your daughters into hoes
I don't care if I offend you, I was put here to upset you
You can cry and you can scream, you can riot in the streets
You defunded the police, now there's no one to protect you
I hope I offend you, I ask myself, "What would Ben do?"
Let's just keep it real, facts don't care how you feel, man
If you want my pronouns, I'm the man
I'm the man who don't respect you
You mad, you mad, you mad
I guess it's cool to be the victim, well, I'ma be the man
You sad, you sad, you sad
You just try to get attention, being triggered's all you have
You mad, you mad, you mad
You blame everybody else for every problem that you can
You sad, you sad, you sad
I will never say I'm sorry, I ain't taking nothing back
I don't care if I offend you, I was put here to upset you
You can cry and you can scream, you can riot in the streets
You defunded the police, now there's no one to protect you
I hope I offend you, I ask myself, "What would Ben do?"
Let's just keep it real, facts don't care how you feel, man
If you want my pronouns, I'm the man
I'm the man who don't respect you
In the song "FACTS" by Tom MacDonald, the artist begins by addressing the criticism he faces for being offensive and controversial. He boldly states his views on gender, asserting that he believes there are only two genders – boys and girls. He emphasizes that his message cannot be silenced or canceled because he is one of the biggest independent rappers globally. Tom challenges accusations of racism, expressing that he is not ashamed of being white and pushes back against stereotypes by equating them to other generalizations like labeling all Caucasians as bigots or Muslims as terrorists.
He criticizes the current societal trends he perceives as hypocritical, such as the idea of being "woke" leading to failure and lack of hope, while also commenting on the absence of American flags in favor of symbols like BLM flags or rainbows. Tom McDonald contrasts his brand of music with mainstream rap culture, highlighting that he does not glorify drugs, guns, or objectify women. He distances himself from toxic behaviors that he believes contribute to negative influences on youth, emphasizing his commitment to promote a different message through his music.
The artist continues to provoke and challenge his listeners by stating that he does not care if his opinions offend them. He asserts his purpose of stirring emotions and pushing boundaries, aligning himself with figures like Benjamin Franklin who were unapologetically candid in their beliefs. Tom MacDonald stands firm in his assertion that facts do not bend to feelings, emphasizing his identity as a man who refuses to conform to societal expectations or demands for respect.
In the final verses, Tom fires back at those who criticize him for not conforming to their ideologies. He dismisses the notion of victimhood culture and reveals his refusal to apologize or retract his statements. By reiterating his commitment to provoke thought and critique societal norms, he challenges listeners to confront discomfort and engage with differing perspectives. The song "FACTS" ultimately serves as a bold statement of defiance against censorship, societal pressures, and calls for conformity, as Tom MacDonald embraces his role as a provocative artist unafraid to challenge the status quo.
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Written by: Tom MacDonald
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@shlump__9278
HELL NAHHHH🔥🔥‼️💯💯
@susanglover1972
Hell yeah!
@gingers6231
Another great one!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@danielwilliams8418
Facts!!!
@sonny0416
Let's go been jamming all morning to it on spotify
@wasallai
Ben is the first person to rap slower than he talks 😂
@theChadRamroq
It's so funny, cause it's true
@Erin-bd6jg
💯
@jeremygarcia762
He has to slow down for our simple minds