Forest Whitiker

Embracing Individuality: Forest Whitaker's Message of Self-Love
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Lyrics

And yo whatever comes up comes out

Embracing openness and honesty in expression

We don't put our hands over our mouth

Not suppressing or hiding one's thoughts or feelings

And whatever comes up comes out

Continuing the theme of openness and self-expression

We don't put our hands over our mouth

Reiterating the importance of not censoring oneself

Whatever comes up comes out

Stressing the value of genuine self-expression

Please mister bass-man lay it on me

Requesting the bass player to intensify the music

I like that

Expressing satisfaction with the music

One more time, give it to me

Asking for the music to be played again

This real shit right here

Acknowledging the authenticity of the content

I'm beautiful

Asserting self-confidence and self-love


Ayo, dependin' on the day, and dependin' on what I ate

Varying physical condition based on factors like diet

I'm anywhere from twenty to thirty-five pounds overweight

Humorous reflection on body weight fluctuation

I got red eyes and one of them's lazy

Describing physical features, including lazy eyes

And they both squint when the sun shines so I look crazy

Comic portrayal of appearance under sunlight

I'm albino, man, I know I'm pink and pale

Acknowledging albinism and skin color

And I'm hairy as hell, everywhere but fingernails

Humorous remark about body hair distribution

I shave a cranium that ain't quite shaped right

Referencing an oddly shaped cranium

Face type, shiny, I stay up and write late nights

Describing writing habits and facial features

My wardrobe is jeans and faded shirts

Detailing casual wardrobe choices

A mixture of what I like and what I wear to work

Mixing personal preference with work attire

I'm not mean and got a neck full of razor bumps

Addressing skin condition without self-consciousness

I'm not the classic profile of what the ladies want

Not fitting stereotypical attractiveness

You might think I'm depressed as can be

Contrasting external perception with self-perception

But when I look in the mirror I see sexy-ass me

Expressing confidence and self-admiration

And if that's somethin that you can't respect then that's peace

Accepting oneself and being content without validation

My life's better without you, actually

Asserting independence and improved life without negativity

To everyone out there, who's a little different

Empathy for those who feel different or unique

I say damn a magazine, these is God's fingerprints

Rejecting societal standards of beauty

You can call me ugly but can't take nothing from me

Claiming self-worth despite external judgments

I am what I am, doctor, you ain't gotta love me

Embracing individuality and self-acceptance


If you would please turn in your Bible

Introducing a biblical reference to beauty advice

To beauty tips according to Forest Whitaker

Referring to beauty tips in the context of Forest Whitaker

In the third chapter of the third line

Specifically locating the advice in the Bible

Brother Ali, would you please read to the choir for me, son

Asking Brother Ali to share wisdom with the choir


I'ma be all right

Repeating the sentiment of self-assurance and independence

You ain't gotta be my friend tonight (you ain't gotta love me)

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And I'ma be okay

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You would probably bore me anyway (you ain't gotta love me)

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I'ma be all right

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You ain't gotta be my friend tonight (you ain't gotta love me)

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And I'ma be okay

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You would probably bore me anyway (you ain't gotta love me)

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And I'ma be all right

Continuing the theme of self-reliance and indifference

You ain't gotta be my friend tonight (you ain't gotta love me)

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And I'ma be okay

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You would probably bore me anyway (you ain't gotta love me)

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Forest Whitiker y'all

Repeating the name "Forest Whitiker" as a symbol

Forest Whitiker y'all

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(Goddamn, that boy can sing)

Comments on Forest Whitaker's singing ability

(You must be crazy)

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(He good)

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(You must be crazy)

Reiteration of admiration for Forest Whitaker's talent

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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