Category: Lil Durk

On this song, Lil Durk presents himself as “the voice of the streets”. That is to say that despite his monumental success, he is still grounded in the ‘hood life which he was brought...

Perhaps the simplest way to describe “Lie to Me” is as it being about an open relationship the vocalists are in. Queen Naija knows that her significant other is “screwin’ up”, i.e. having sex with,...

According to BIA, “Same Hands”, or at least its title, is premised on the idea of God being the type who ever accepts penitent sinners. But in terms of the song’s actual content matter,...

Pooh Shiesty’s “Back in Blood” is a perfect example of a true gangsta rap. It features the vocalists elaborating on the code of the streets, i.e. an eye for an eye, or perhaps we can...

“24 Hours” is a love song, though from a modern-mainstream hip-hop perspective. What that basically means is that dudes can’t just be like ‘I love you’ and simply drop metaphors centered on that idea. Instead there...

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...

For starters, let it be known that the two featured artists primarily perform the role of adlibbers on “Sharing Locations”, albeit Lil Durk also holding down the chorus. Indeed by the looks of things, this...

“Jonah” is the least religious actual song we’ve come across thus far on the playlist of Donda.  Yes, Kanye does give a shoutout to the “Holy Father” in the third verse. And there is also the...

Well needless to say, “Rich MF” is a braggadocious song which centers on the artists’ wealth.  Besides referring to himself directly as a “rich moth-rf–ker” and noting that he rocks “Cuban link” bling, Trippie...

“Broadway Girls” is primarily a country song, meaning that it has a distinct narrative. And the setting would be a Nashville-based venue known as Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar where Morgan Wallen meets a lady who...