Released on April 20, 2018

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Shout out to Big Krit

DEF davyne in this bitch

I got some shit I wanna spit

Goes something like this

Check it out...


Yeah, this the microwave era

Attention span, last as long as a vine

Robot lovers, with high heels, and mascara

Auto-tune rappers, barely bother to rhyme

All these doctors and critics, say it’s all in my mind

But these voices in my head, all call me divine

Cuz I care about my people, like their problems are mine

I’m just tryna find some answers, so I follow the crimes

And my government is guilty, our society worse

I stay up late at night, worried, my anxiety hurts

If you a rookie in this game, don’t be trying me first

I’ll wet you up, and leave your bitch dying of thirst

Like drinking saltwater , you’d think Harvard, was my Alma Mater

I’m not aquatic, but my flow, go da dada dada

I got the product, talking knowledge, cuz I’ve gone to college

Part Jesus Christ, part Johnny Cupcakes, part John Connor

Yeah, Not a Messiah though

Just a street preacher, deep teacher, no title

Ugh, one hand on my Bible

Other hand on my rifle

No idol, I’m America

All my rivals, know I tear it up

Quickest weapons on the planet, we ain’t scared of ya

Use AR-15’s to hunt children that aren’t prepared to duck

Okay now we playing fair enough...

Did we not define in the dictionary what terror was

Looked right in the mirror… and there it was

Okay now we playing fair enough

Cuz that’s our real character

And who the only one, that I care to trust

Looked right in the mirror… and there he was


My crowds, got more hops, than a brewery

Only way to get more props, 2 of me

Every single 16 is a eulogy

Serving up these verses a service to my community

Real recognize real, do you agree

If not, you should check who your tutor be

How to make it in the streets, I'ma school ya free

Teaching you the things you can not find out just from Googling

Like the humbleness, that Ramen Noodles bring

Or the unexpected depth in a beauty queen

To get my soul to shine, I had to lose the bling

Could be living safe, in a cage, but I choose to sing

My lucid dreams so real because I stay woke

Like a Saudi bank note, I move with Kings

When I cruise the scene, critics lay low

Stay though, let me introduce you to my newest team


Okay now we playing fair enough...

Did we not define in the dictionary what terror was

Looked right in the mirror… and there it was

Okay now we playing fair enough

Cuz that’s our real character

And who the only one, that I care to trust

Looked right in the mirror… and there he was

“Okay now we playing fair enough...”
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He is suggesting that his lyrics are exposing what America is ashamed of, and therefore leveling the playing field.

“But these voices in my head, all call me divine”
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He has become one with his “craziness” and finds solace with the voices in his head who think he is blessed. Divine of course, being a play on his rap name davyne.

“All my rivals, know I tear it up”
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Speaking from the standpoint of America, other countries around the world see him as a bully and military threat.

“Every single 16 is a eulogy”
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A 16 is the standard length of a rap verse (16 lines).
A eulogy is the speech given at someone’s funeral.
He is implying that every time he raps, he kills it.

“I’ll wet you up, and leave your bitch dying of thirst”
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Wet You Up means to shoot someone.
Thirst means to lust for the opposite sex.
He uses liquid word association to imply that he will kill you, and then make your woman want to have sex directly after.

“Looked right in the mirror… and there it was”
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Speaking from the personified standpoint of America’s policies, he feels that America is in fact guilty of terrorism.

“How to make it in the streets, I’ma school ya free”
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He then offers his leadership skills at no cost to the listener.

“Yeah, Not a Messiah though”
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He is saying that he is not an actual Messiah though, and although he embodies portions of the previously mentioned leaders, he is not equal to any of them.

“My lucid dreams so real because I stay woke”
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A lucid dream is a dream during which the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming. During lucid dreaming, the dreamer may be able to exert some degree of control over the dream characters, narrative, and environment.
Woke is in reference to a conscious awareness, but also a play on being awake vs sleeping.

“Like the humbleness, that Ramen Noodles bring”
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He implies that being hungry, or broke in general, can make someone humble. Ramen Noodles of course, being a common go-to food for all low income families across the nation.

“To get my soul to shine, I had to lose the bling”
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On his path to awareness, he realized that jewelry did not help, but in fact hindered the growth of his soul.

“And who the only one, that I care to trust Looked right in the mirror… and there he was”
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He is insinuating that he can only trust himself.

“Stay though, let me introduce you to my newest team”
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He suggests that the critics or neigh-sayers from the previous line, are more than welcome to stay, and even invites them to join his team {become fans}

“And my government is guilty, our society worse”
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He feels that the United States government is the cause of many problems, but also society as a whole.

“I’m not aquatic, but my flow, go da dada dada”
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“If not, you should check who your tutor be”
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He doesn’t blame a lack of realness on the person them self, but on their teacher, leader, or tutor who has failed them.

“Or the unexpected depth in a beauty queen”
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This is both literal and metaphorical, implying that a person should not judge a book by its cover, or a person by their appearances.

“You’d think Harvard, was my Alma Mater”
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His Alma Mater is Full Sail University, but his lyrics are so clever, one might assume he got his degree from the prestigious Harvard.

“Auto-tune rappers, barely bother to rhyme”
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He is implying that technology has led to rappers who are more concerned with their sound, than with their lyrical prowess. Further reinforcing the previous line, suggesting that society is becoming more robotic, and less human.

“Okay now we playing fair enough Cuz that’s our real character”
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He is suggesting that his lyrics are exposing what America is ashamed of, and therefore leveling the playing field.

“Could be living safe, in a cage, but I choose to sing”
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This in reference to a caged songbird that cannot sing. He is implying that he left his safety net/ comfort zone in order to grow as an artist.

“DEF davyne in this bitch”
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Letting listeners know not to expect the original artist Big Krit on this song.

“Yeah, this the microwave era”
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Microwave era refers to modern times, when society wants immediate results, as opposed to stove cooking, where food was arguably better, but took longer to prepare.

“Like drinking saltwater”
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This a continuation of the liquid word association from the previous line. Further reinforcing the concept that a woman would be thirsty, as saltwater is known to dehydrate your body, and leave you even thirstier.

“I got some shit I wanna spit”
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He has something to say.

“Like a Saudi bank note, I move with Kings”
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“If you a rookie in this game, don’t be trying me first”
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This is directed at young inexperienced rap artists, but also intellectually inferior thinkers in general.

“Real recognize real, do you agree”
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An idiom of hip hop culture used to refer to the tendency or ability for real individuals to identify, connect with, or otherwise respect, other real individuals. He asks “do you agree” because if not, they are likely not real.

“Cuz I care about my people, like their problems are mine”
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He feels a strong connection with his people, to the point that he has taken on their issues. This explains why outsiders see him as crazy, but insiders appreciate him.

“Attention span, last as long as a vine”
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This has double meaning, because Vine videos only lasted 6 seconds each. But also, the service itself only lasted from 2013 to 2016.

“When I cruise the scene, critics lay low”
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When he is out in public, nobody ever says anything negative to his face.

“Did we not define in the dictionary what terror was”
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“I got the product, talking knowledge, cuz I’ve gone to college”
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He claims that his valuable product is not drugs like most rappers reference, but in fact knowledge, which he acquired form his time at Full Sail University.

“Shout out to Big Krit”
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“Just a street preacher, deep teacher, no title”
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He has assumed the role and responsibility of spreading a message, but does not have an actual title. This is implying that he still tries to help others, even though he doesn’t get recognition for it.

“Quickest weapons on the planet, we ain’t scared of ya”
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Once again, from the perspective of America as a nation, we are militarily dominant, and our leader is ready to use our arsenal.

“Serving up these verses a service to my community”
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He feels that his lyrical presence is a benefit to his community.

“I’m just tryna find some answers, so I follow the crimes”
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He is searching for an answer to society’s problems as a whole, so he is following a trail of crime much like a detective.

“Teaching you the things you can not find out just from Googling”
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In modern times, information is readily available through Google, but he implies that there are some things you can’t learn this way.