The World's Most Hardest MC Project

Street Shit

Styles P

Lyrics & Rhyme Analysis

20

End

144

Internal

47

Multi

175

Slant

5

Chain

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[Verse 2: Sheek Louch]
Hey yo it's never✦ gon' be another
Shocked the world with the half face gorilla cover✦
Clip on top of each other,✦ now e'rybody✦ wanna✦ listen✦ to the G
Funny✦ I'm on the plane watchin "Get Him to the Greek"
Twenty✦ thousand when I land just to listen✦ when I speak
Bully,✦ he in my will somewhere, he like to eat
"I Get High," high like P's song (AYYYYY!)
That's why my shades✦ on, used✦ to be in love with Nia Long
Donny✦ ain't around now I'll talk 'bout Viet Cong
That's means more bitches more haters on my song
But I don't go back and forth, me no ping-pong
Donny✦ at your door like Avon,✦ DING-DONG!
Yeah, me and my E hawk
Pop them things off on your block then later✦ we pop klikko✦
Hah! Amazing ain't it?
If you can paint a bigger✦ picture, well go 'head and pain it
Geyeah
[Chorus: Sheek Louch]
Where my hood at?
Where them red and blue flags, where that good at?
Where them vanillas?✦ Where that sticky?✦
Where my right hand man with the blicky?✦
Somebody✦ tell them hood rats to come up front
And let the club know I'ma✦ smoke my blunt
Bitch!! This ain't Gucci,✦ this ain't Prada✦
This street shit I'm fuckin✦ with them niggas✦ say "nada"✦
[Verse 3: Styles P]
Geyeah, bang like them white boys in mosh pits
Hach-too spit on your favorite rapper,✦ he's not shit
My catalogue is colossus
Blunt for the prelude, one for the process
Perform with a swarm of fully✦ loaded✦ objects
Make it clearer than Podus ring
I'm reachin✦ for my phone cause I hear it before✦ it ring
I'm reachin✦ for my gun cause I hear it before✦ it ring
In the hood, I'm a muse
Phantom that's verbal, demolition in the booth
Slicker than the oil that you get at the masseuse
Chrome thing with the conehead in the goose
Addin✦ in the Coupe, subtractin what I shoot
Get in with a axe and some matches and a noose
You have no idea,✦ on the havoc I produce
'til it's way too late, the brain matter's on your shoes
[Chorus: Sheek Louch]
Where my hood at?
Where them red and blue flags, where that good at?
Where them vanillas?✦ Where that sticky?✦
Where my right hand man with the blicky?✦
Somebody✦ tell them hood rats to come up front
And let the club know I'ma✦ smoke my blunt
Bitch!! This ain't Gucci,✦ this ain't Prada✦
This street shit I'm fuckin✦ with them niggas✦ say "nada"✦
[Outro: Sheek Louch]
Geyeah

Technical Breakdown

6.9
Multisyllabic Rhymes8.5

Complexity of rhyme schemes (data-driven)

Internal Rhymes9.5

Rhymes within a line (data-driven)

Wordplay / Double Entendres5.0

Clever language, metaphors, punchlines

Cadence / Rhythm7.0

Flow variation and timing (data-driven)

Vocabulary Complexity6.0

Range and depth of words used (data-driven)

Delivery / Breath Control6.0

Performance and control

Computed Score6.86

Production

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Critic Analysis
RAPLEDGER BAROMETER™

Sheek Louch utilizes a conversational, boastful delivery that relies heavily on cultural reference points to maintain rhythmic momentum rather than complex lyrical layering.

B
8.5
Multisyllabic
9.5
Internal Rhymes
7
Cadence / Flow
6
Vocabulary
5
Wordplay
6
Delivery
AABB rhyme structurePop-culture intertextualityInternal rhyme stackingColloquial cadence shifts
Rhyme Architecture: The verse relies on a robust AABB rhyme structure with heavy reliance on internal multisyllabic clusters, focusing on end-rhyme resonance to maintain forward motion.
Verified Doubles & Entendres

"Donny at your door like Avon, DING-DONG!"

① A reference to the character Avon Barksdale from 'The Wire', implying a dangerous or lethal visit.② A play on the 'Ding Dong' doorbell sound, juxtaposing a domestic, mundane action with the threat of a hitman.

"I Get High, high like P's song"

① Literal drug use references associated with the lifestyle.② A direct meta-reference to Styles P's well-known track 'I Get High', creating brand cohesion within the group.

Strong rhythmic consistency and breath control

Effective use of internal rhyme to bridge phrases

Engaging, conversational tone that fits the street-rap aesthetic

Reliance on surface-level name-dropping rather than deep metaphor

Punchline mechanics are somewhat dated and predictable

Minimal thematic depth beyond standard street braggadocio

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