Verse Analysis Of Bathing Muhfuck's Poem '

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[Verse 1: Oddyssey]
Who the fuck am I? O-to-the-dizzy bitch
You ain't a 90's kid, if yous born in '96
We going triple platinum, they ridin' on my dick
Yo bitch looking thirsty, I buy her a lemon brisk
Brown liquor and I'm feasting on some lobster bisque
Bathing Ape attire, how can these whores resist?
I'm so beautiful, it's perfect how my face look
Your girl middle name is Taylor Gang on Facebook

[Verse 2: Raiden]
Oh shit, these niggas coming back for another kidnapping
Your boys and your dad and your mother
Run up in your crib with a gat and my brother
Out our muhfucking way you getting slapped muhfucka
Get away in the back, all black muhfucka
Wood on the dash with the mag sitting under
Hop out the whip (?)
Why you looking like that? You

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