Lyrics
You see I'm peeping these people just chase the bag, uh
You observe people pursuing money, but I turn the earnings into significant amounts and accumulate wealth.
But I turn the bag into racks and I make it stack up
I have control over your actions, like a character in the simulation game "The Sims," and I work efficiently.
I control your moves, you a Sim like I work at Maxim
I avoid driving with vulnerable individuals and don't need a superior or boss.
And I don't drive with no Daisies, don't need no master
I'm improving as an artist, and my creative output is becoming faster.
I'm getting better as an artist, flow moving faster
I don't require external interventions; my artistic expression is potent enough to overcome challenges.
Don't need no chemo, flow lethal, I'll kill your cancer
Save your questions for voice-activated assistants like Siri; I have the answers.
Just save your queries for Siri, cause I'm the answer
Although I don't preach, I still embody qualities of a spiritual leader or guide.
And I don't preach or beseech but I'm still a pastor
I haven't faced significant hardships to rap about struggles, as it was never my experience.
Why don't I rap bout the struggle? I never had to
A metaphorical reference to violent actions, asserting dominance and dealing with the consequences.
Shot to his head, leave him dead, and bag the cadaver
Using magical language to describe swiftly changing circumstances or actions.
Magician switching positions, abracadabra
Putting away a weapon and accelerating quickly, indicating a change in approach or direction.
Holster his weapon, stutter-stepping right on the gas, uh
Comparing evading bullets to the skill of a dancer; the speaker could have avoided trouble gracefully.
You see, I could've ducked bullets just like a dancer
Describing proficiency in evading trouble through clever moves, earning the nickname "prancer."
Was so prolific at jigging, they called me prancer
Now moving rapidly because of a violent incident involving Danny, which occurred on the dance floor.
But now we running, a hunnid' right on the dash, uh
After the incident, dealing with the aftermath and seeking relief or remedy.
Cause Danny blasted his cousin right on the dance floor
Returning to the situation after a disturbance, with the speaker's identity comparable to Evelyn's urgency in a crisis.
And now he coughing and wheezing, just grab the Benylin
Coming back to a scene where the disturbance has subsided, but consequences remain.
Frantically contact the manager like I'm Evelyn
A reference to a chaotic event, with someone metaphorically going to "Neverland" due to their reckless actions.
So I come back to the action and the dust is settling
Criticism directed at others who judge or criticize, highlighting their own flaws.
He was tripping, got a one-way ticket right to Neverland
Suggesting that claims of superiority by other rappers are false, asserting the speaker's dominance.
A lot of jokers casting stones just like they Never sin
The speaker, Muna, claims rulership and challenges others to assess their behavior.
You know these rappers capping when they say they better than
Refuting negative judgments based on ethnicity, suggesting interference due to skin color.
Muna, cause I'm the ruler, check your etiquette
A direct reference to violence and related themes in the lyrics.
They try to meddle, call me ghetto cause of my melanin
A phrase highlighting the speaker's resilience and rejection of societal expectations.
Violence and whatnot
A general mention of violence and related themes, concluding the lyrics.
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