On this song Lil Durk and Lil Baby come off as vets in the game which, despite respectively being 28 and 26 years of age at age, they actually are. That is to say...
The obvious goal of “Real As It Gets” is for the artists at hands to present themselves as paid gangstas. And the chorus encapsulates the tenets by which such individuals live by. For instance, the very...
When two rappers such as Drake and Lil Baby team up, it’s almost inevitable that the product of their collaboration will be braggadocious in nature. And that is what we’re dealing with on “Wants and Needs”....
The main theme of “For the Night” centers on the rappers detailing their romantic escapades. And basically, the way Pop Smoke puts it, the title would allude to the idea that he has the tendency...
This is Lil Baby’s take on the social unrest which has gripped America in the months during which “The Bigger Picture” was released. Said unrest is based largely on racial tensions, primarily between Blacks and...
Rap songs like “3 Headed Goat” are a bit difficult to explain. It is easy to just say the artists are bragging about their wealth and toughness, but that would not be doing the lyrics...
In this particular song, Lil Baby is speaking on the subject of “social distancing”. This is a term which has become internationally-popular in recent months as an ideological mode of operation whereas individuals are supposed...
Prior to the release of “Heatin Up”, Lil Baby and Gunna had already dropped in excess of 20 tracks together. Indeed despite their successful solo careers, many people perceive them as an informal hip-hop duo. And...
The titular premise of this song is based on Lil Baby being “emotionally scarred”. And the way this motif plays out in the first verse is that he has had his heart broken romantically in...
Content-wise Lil Baby’s “Commercial” is more or less your average introductory-type rap song. That means that most of the lyrics are dedicated to the vocalists touting what would be their superiority in terms of...