I Ain't Shit

Embracing Imperfection: Mesus' Unapologetic Anthem on Self-Identity
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Lyrics

I know I know, what da fuck do I know

Expressing awareness of limited knowledge and uncertainty.

I’m just a loud mouth white boy that grew up round south Chicago

Describing background as a vocal white boy from south Chicago.

My life’s been perfect right, I don’t deserve it right

Ironically claiming a perfect life and questioning if deserving.

Keep throwing dirt like words they write are gonna hurt me, right

Responding defiantly to criticism, doubting its impact.

I ain’t shit I ain’t shit

Self-deprecating statement emphasizing low self-worth.

Yeah I know I heard you the first time you bitch

Acknowledging a previous insult, dismissing its significance.

You said I’m the shit, yeah I’m the shit

Recalling a compliment but recognizing it as insincere.

I know but tell the haters thanks for the reminder bitch

Expressing awareness of haters and thanking them for motivation.


I know I know playing hide n seek with the internet where the fuck do I go

Feeling lost in the digital world, questioning direction.

For months at time hit em with a couple rhymes

Engaging with the internet through periodic creative releases.

Let em know they can’t fuck with my flow

Asserting dominance in musical talent and style.

I know I know lotta people talk tough but won’t say shit to my face

Exposing the disparity between online bravado and real-life confrontation.

But you see the way I grew up I ain’t built like kids these days

Highlighting a tough upbringing that shapes a distinct character.

I know I know if I hit you, you gone fucking sue

Acknowledging the legal consequences of physical aggression.

I know I know cause you’s a bitch, that’s what you do

Calling out someone's cowardly behavior and character.

I know I know that face you wear ain’t real that mask ain’t you

Recognizing superficiality and deception in someone's demeanor.

I know I know some folks in J’s that stomp you black n blue

Referring to associates who can physically harm others.

I know I know you know everything about me cause you heard one song

Addressing the audience's limited knowledge about the artist.

Even though you missed half the fucking words

Criticizing the audience for misunderstanding and misinterpreting lyrics.

And the other half heard completely wrong

Highlighting the audience's incorrect perception of the artist's words.

I know I know even though I take the time to put the lyrics in the description

Expressing frustration about audience ignorance despite provided information.

Motherfuckers won’t read it but will still proceed to misinterpret it

Anticipating misinterpretation and criticism despite efforts to clarify.

And find a reason to diss him

Expecting negative feedback and criticism from listeners.

I know I know you’re tired of hearing I know

Acknowledging the repetition of self-aware statements.

But you can all get fucked til you sing a high note

Rejecting and dismissing critics with a vulgar expression.

And speaking of high note

Teasing an upcoming song with a remarkable feature.

Got a song dropping this summer with a feature that’ll blow your fucking mind oh

Anticipating a positive reception to the upcoming release.

And I know I know when I get in my zone

Claiming superiority in artistic expression and originality.

No rapper compares not even my clone

Asserting dominance over other rappers, claiming uniqueness.

Not even your favorite rapper using my flow

Rejecting the idea that other rappers imitate the artist's style.

On a demo tape from an album dropped ‘94 woa

Referencing an early influence, possibly suggesting innovation.


I know I know, what da fuck do I know

Repeating the theme of limited self-awareness and uncertainty.

I’m just a loud mouth white boy that grew up round south Chicago

Reiterating the background as a vocal white boy from south Chicago.

My life’s been perfect right, I don’t deserve it right

Humorously reaffirming a supposedly perfect life.

Keep throwing dirt like words they write are gonna hurt me, right

Responding to ongoing criticism, acknowledging its persistence.

I ain’t shit I ain’t shit

Repeating the self-deprecating statement, emphasizing insignificance.

Yeah I know I heard you the first time you bitch

Recalling a previous insincere compliment with a dismissive tone.

You said I’m the shit, yeah I’m the shit

Acknowledging the compliment but maintaining awareness of haters.

I know but tell the haters thanks for the reminder bitch

Expressing gratitude to haters for serving as a reminder of success.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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