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Deadman

Styles P

Lyrics & Rhyme Analysis

17

End

125

Internal

47

Multi

75

Slant

7

Chain

Rhyme Groups — hover to spotlight
[Chorus: Nino Man]
If my brother✦ say you a opp then you a dead man
We leave a nigga✦ head open✦ just like a headband✦
From muddy✦ waters,✦ we have you leakin'✦ out red, man
I get you hit then I'm splittin'✦ in case the feds jam
If my brother✦ say you a opp then you a dead man
I'ma✦ keep lettin'✦ off shots until✦ the lead land
I heard all your dawgs is full, word to Petland✦
Since they sleepin'✦ leave 'em slumped✦ under✦ they bed stand
Damn
[Verse 3: Styles P]
Links still Cuban✦ (Still)
Connects still Cuban✦ (Hah)
Me? I just stick to the music like Rick Rubin✦
Hittin'✦ the splif movin'✦ the whip, shit's movin'✦
Two hundred plus
I would die for you if you's one of us (What up?)
I would kill you if you's one of them (Facts)
You wanna✦ fuck around? Then you better✦ find a hole, nigga,✦ and use one of them (Hahaha)✦
Or look at your hands 'cause you could lose one of them
Perico,✦ Pinero,✦ Montega Jada✦
Nicest premiere (Nice), took 'em out with the faders✦
Smooth beat (Smooth), if you don't get it now, you'll get it later✦
When your ghost adrift 'cause we took you through Al-Aaeda
[Chorus: Nino Man]
If my brother✦ say you a opp then you a dead man
We leave a nigga✦ head open✦ just like a headband✦
From muddy✦ waters,✦ we have you leakin'✦ out red, man
I get you hit then I'm splittin'✦ in case the feds jam
If my brother✦ say you a opp then you a dead man
I'ma✦ keep lettin'✦ off shots until✦ the lead land
I heard all your dawgs is full, word to Petland✦
Since they sleepin'✦ leave 'em slumped✦ under✦ they bed stand
Damn

Technical Breakdown

8.1
Multisyllabic Rhymes9.5

Complexity of rhyme schemes (data-driven)

Internal Rhymes9.5

Rhymes within a line (data-driven)

Wordplay / Double Entendres7.0

Clever language, metaphors, punchlines

Cadence / Rhythm8.0

Flow variation and timing (data-driven)

Vocabulary Complexity6.0

Range and depth of words used (data-driven)

Delivery / Breath Control8.5

Performance and control

Computed Score8.12

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Critic Analysis
RAPLEDGER BAROMETER™

Styles P utilizes his signature minimalist, percussive delivery to anchor complex internal rhyme chains, creating a rhythmic 'pocket' that elevates standard street narratives through rhythmic precision rather than dense, abstract wordplay.

A
9.5
Multisyllabic
9.5
Internal Rhymes
8
Cadence / Flow
6
Vocabulary
7
Wordplay
8.5
Delivery
Multisyllabic internal rhyme chainsStaccato deliveryAd-lib reinforcementPhonetic repetitionAssonance-heavy cadences
Rhyme Architecture: The verse relies on a high density of multi-syllabic internal rhymes (Cuban/Rubin/movin/whip-shit's-movin) combined with aggressive, punchy end-rhymes (them/one of them/lose one of them).
Verified Doubles & Entendres

"stick to the music like Rick Rubin"

① Focusing exclusively on the craft of making hip-hop music.② A cultural allusion to Rick Rubin's legendary status as a producer, implying his commitment to the art form is foundational.

"you's one of us... you's one of them... use one of them"

① Defining the boundary between inner-circle loyalty and the opposition.② A wordplay sequence on the word 'them' functioning as both the social classification of an enemy and a pronoun referring to a physical hole/escape route.

"took you through Al-Aaeda"

① A reference to the terrorist organization, signifying extreme, violent destruction.② A phonetic play on 'all-a-header', suggesting the violence is directed specifically at the target's head.

Superior command of pocket and cadence

Consistent, aggressive thematic commitment

Effective use of breath control to maintain intensity

Strong rhythmic integration of ad-libs

Vocabulary breadth is somewhat limited by the thematic focus

Metaphorical complexity is lower than his more abstract work

Relies heavily on genre-standard tropes

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