DIRTY GHETTO KID LYRIC EXCERPT
“Never Let it a Soft Spot Show //Keep a
weapon. If you travel 3.5 bellow// Never
let a ni**a play you like a bitch or hoe
and if smokin’ all yo’ sh*t little homie
gotta go”
“I done seen Good Girls Go bad for bill
money//Home boys Hit licks just for bail
Money” “You see the struggle can’t see
Blood Gender or Creed” “Welfare farewell
to our freedom this propaganda Got us
thinking we can’t overcome”
What was the first song you
made?
First Song I ever wrote was “No
more La-La’s” which was pretty
feminist for me to be 12 [Laughs]
First song I fully recorded and
put out for the world was “Who?”
which is still on my soundcloud.
Your verse on “Dirty ghetto
kid” was dope, what
influenced it?
“You see the struggle can’t see
Blood Gender or Creed” is
basically the influence and point
of my verse in this song. We love
to point fingers without
understanding the back story of
someone’s situation. If we
actually took the time to get to
know each others situation we
would understand we all are
going through a battle of some
sort.
The first half [of the verse] I’m
telling a story from the perspective of a drug dealer as a female
and how rules are slightly
different than a guys’.
Then it switches to everything
I’ve seen and the blatant hard
truths about growing up.