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Sex With The Beast: Poem Analysis

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Blessed like I sneezed All these lil beauties have sex with the beast I'm the best in the east and I'm living on the west coast Fuck niggas all gon' be resting in peace I suggest that you leave if you hating Cause I'm destined to be nothing less than a king Mufasa on these bitch ass niggas Get rich fast, pockets needs SlimFast I could make mesh out your teeth Put holes in it, get it? I'm on a roll with it Counting paper like a scroll with it Collecting money like a toll, green thumb Like a troll flow cold, north pole with it, my clothes so vintage I make hits like a tennis match Fucking bitches, only time I ever finish last In my shows, everybody put they hands up Like a smart kid in chemistry class, goddamn, it's too easy I ain't stopping, no other option presented authentic with all these writtens, no really, this shit is simple (too easy) …show more content…

Imma go on tour every show is doing numbers cause Futuristic is popping like a pimple (too easy) Imma take they girl with all them curls who got that smile on her face accented with the dimples (ah, too easy) Shoutout to my ex-girl, and that new dude making love to you all gentle (too easy) I know that you don't like that Hit me up, I never write back (no) All my words on the right track Talk behing my back, then one dap I'll leave you hanging like a fucking tire on a bike rack (sheesh) And I'm never getting sidetracked On the right path like I'm climbing up a hill I ain't never falling off with this rap shit Meanwhile you looking like Jack and Jill, sheesh

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