Tha Carter

Walk Out

Lil Wayne

Lyrics & Rhyme Analysis

9

End

43

Internal

16

Multi

51

Slant

3

Chain

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And in here is where the heroin boil
And I also got a large pot of cigarette oil
That's embalming fluid, illiterate are you
That's OK man I got the medicine✦ for you
I got, I got, I got the amphetamine✦ for you
Got that vitamin D-R-U-G for your shorty✦
One window✦ to let the dawn in
'Cause we hustle in this bitch midnight to morning, yeah
We dump in and pump out
I showed you this window✦ for you to jump out
You're on the backyard lawn where a nigga✦ got the ganja✦ growing
No cats or dogs, rats or snakes,✦ Sams or Jakes✦
Around here it's all gravy,✦ ham and steak
Mama✦ cooking that up, here have a plate
That's: Mama✦ Carter✦ she's a basket✦ case
But I make sure her sandwich and napkins straight
You pick with this picnic and I'm at your face, fucker!✦
I say I'm at your throat, this was the Carter,✦ slam the door, go!

Technical Breakdown

6.6
Multisyllabic Rhymes7.5

Complexity of rhyme schemes (data-driven)

Internal Rhymes9.5

Rhymes within a line (data-driven)

Wordplay / Double Entendres6.0

Clever language, metaphors, punchlines

Cadence / Rhythm6.0

Flow variation and timing (data-driven)

Vocabulary Complexity6.0

Range and depth of words used (data-driven)

Delivery / Breath Control6.5

Performance and control

Computed Score6.64

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Critic Analysis
RAPLEDGER BAROMETER™

The verse relies heavily on dense internal rhyming and structural setup to mask a relatively simplistic narrative, utilizing Wayne's classic rapid-fire cadence to bridge literal street imagery with domestic metaphors.

B
7.5
Multisyllabic
9.5
Internal Rhymes
6
Cadence / Flow
6
Vocabulary
6
Wordplay
6.5
Delivery
Multisyllabic internal rhymingPhonetic breakdown (spelling out words)Narrative pivot (from kitchen imagery to violence)Repetitive cadence building
Rhyme Architecture: Predominantly AAAA/BBBB structures with heavy reliance on terminal rhyme clusters and repetitive internal vowel-matching, creating a relentless, punchy flow.
Verified Doubles & Entendres

"vitamin D-R-U-G"

① A play on 'Vitamin D' as a nutritional supplement or shorthand for a drug boost.② The literal spelling out of 'drug' to clarify the illegal nature of the product being sold.

"pick with this picnic"

① To 'pick' or interfere with the situation described (the 'picnic' of the current scene).② A continuation of the culinary imagery established in the previous lines (ham, steak, dinner plates).

Strong rhythmic consistency

Effective use of a 'pivot' transition from domestic dinner imagery to threat-based aggression

High internal rhyme density as computed by the engine

Lyrical content relies on dated shock-value tropes

Limited semantic depth behind the wordplay

Some rhymes feel forced to maintain the breakneck pace

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