The Shout Out
Positivity Unleashed: A Musical Celebration of Confidence
Lyrics
Hit niggaz off like Pepper Johnson
Positive K is asserting his ability to impress or defeat others, comparing himself to Pepper Johnson, a former NFL linebacker.
Oh, uh-oh, you ready L? Aight, let's go
Positive K is checking if his collaborator, referred to as "L," is ready to proceed with the song.
Uhh, uhh, uhh..
Introduction with vocalizations expressing anticipation or excitement.
Ladies shout my name cause I'm sweet like sugar water
Positive K claims that women call his name because he is charming or attractive, using a simile comparing himself to sweet sugar water.
Some call me daddy cause I treat 'em like my daughter
Women refer to him as "daddy," suggesting a nurturing or protective role in their lives.
They'll rush out my name and refer to me as Posi'
Women enthusiastically shout his name, using the nickname "Posi'."
When I make love I come with like a kamikaze
Positive K asserts his prowess in intimate relationships, comparing his approach to a kamikaze mission.
I don't return 'til the mission is completed
He emphasizes his commitment to completing the intimate mission before returning.
And that's a treat when you're properly treated
Positive K sees being treated well in intimate relationships as a special treat.
Now don't - say I'm conceited, say I'm convinced
He addresses potential criticism, rejecting claims of conceit and instead acknowledging his self-confidence.
My momma called me nasty and I was ever since
Positive K recalls being labeled "nasty" by his mother, implying a playful or mischievous nature.
At school they voted me the one most likely who would
He was voted most likely to succeed at school, but the prediction took an unexpected turn towards his intimate skills.
But never realized that I'd be so damn good
Positive K reflects on his surprising proficiency in intimate matters.
Swift and interchangeable, yet remaindable
He describes himself as swift and interchangeable while remaining memorable, likely referring to his rap style.
Rhymes intoxicate ya when it spins on the turntable
Positive K suggests that his rhymes have an intoxicating effect when played on a turntable.
And get you high, higher than a skyscraper
His rhymes elevate the listener, providing a high comparable to a skyscraper.
When I gets rough, it's rougher than sandpaper
When faced with challenges, Positive K asserts that he handles them with toughness, likening it to rough sandpaper.
The brother's still frontin, still front to flex
Others continue to pretend or deceive, but Positive K remains authentic and assertive.
Wouldn't squeeze the trigger, on a bottle, of Windex
He emphasizes that he wouldn't shy away from difficult situations, using a metaphor involving a trigger and Windex bottle.
Uhh, and ya don't stop
Positive K gives shout-outs to various individuals and groups, expressing appreciation and recognition within the music industry.
Uhh, a yea yea you don't stop
-Uhh, nah nah you don't stop
-Uhh, yea yea you don't stop
-You bitch ass, niggaz!
-Shout it out to my peeps
-A B.O.O., you're in the house yo
-A Sugar Ray yea yea you're in the house yo
-A Al G yeahh you're in the house yo
-A Bambaata, a Bambaata
-A Bambaata, you know you got ta
-A Jazzy Jay'n, a Jazzy Jay
-A Jazzy Jay yeah all the way yo
-Uhh, I shout it out to the Greg Nice
-Uhh, I shout it out to the Greg Nice
-Shout it out yo, a to the Showbiz
-A shout it out yo uhh to the Showbiz
-Uhh, to the Daddy Kane, a to the Daddy Kane
-A to the Daddy Kane yea to the Daddy Kane
-Uhh, a Awesome Two yo
-The Awesome Two's in the house they in the house yo
-A shout it out uhh, a to the Red Alert
-A to the Red Alert, he gonna make it hurt
-And then I kick it out to the Pepper Johnson
-A Pepper Johnson yea Pepper Johnson
-Billy Bathgate yea Billy Bathgate
-A Billy Bathgate hey to Billy Bathgate
-The Zulu Nation yea the Zulu Nation
-The Zulu Nation yea my mighty nation
-Uhh, well if forgot anybody
-Heh, I'll see you at the Grammy's, why'knahmsayin?
-I'm out..
-And I'm out yo yea yea I'm out yo..
Positive K concludes the song, stating that he's signing off.
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