Bitter Raps Lyrics

[Interlude]
I love y'all bitches' twerk videos, though
It's just y'all ego I hate sometimes, haha
Oh
Yeah
And you niggas really gotta stop doing these gay-ass poses all over the social, like, tryna be models
I don't know if niggas is models, rappers, or what
The fuck is going on, bruh?
Real rap, ugh

[Verse 2]
Somebody help me (Somebody help me), whoa
I hate when niggas roll up weak blunts
Just so they can take a selfie (Take a selfie?)
Got me hot, though (Got me hot, though), ugh
I hate when niggas pop a pill
And start to thinking that they macho (Oh, you thugging?)
Like he a savage (Who he think he is?), hmm

I hate when niggas get to flexing
Just to show off for some ratchets (For some ratchets)
Oh shit, I said that (Oh shit, I said that), damn
I guess I'm on the same thing, I'm prolly on the same thing
Go 'head and try me (Go 'head and try me, though), whoa
I hate how every LA rapper try to make a song like YG
Like, be creative (Be creative), ugh

I hate when bitches call me bro
When I already seen them naked (Seen them naked)
We ain't related (We ain't related)
Ugh, damn, man, I hate it (Hate it)
My most honest opinion? I feel like all you niggas wack (Wack)
Take this weed and roll it up up in these bitter raps

I'm killing y'all

How to Format Lyrics:

  • Type out all lyrics, even repeating song parts like the chorus
  • Lyrics should be broken down into individual lines
  • Use section headers above different song parts like [Verse], [Chorus], etc.
  • Use italics (<i>lyric</i>) and bold (<b>lyric</b>) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part
  • If you don’t understand a lyric, use [?]

To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum

About

Genius Annotation

One of the more popular tracks from his debut album Thirst 48, “Bitter Raps” lets us see Boogie killing all kinds of people, verse by verse.

He opens by warning of bitterness, but often straddles the line between opinion and bitterness: there’s a sense of potential hypocrisy that he is more aware of as the song goes on, finally saying admitting that he’s prolly on the same thing.

This idea of hypocrisy also ties to the bigger ideas of the album Thirst 48: the tension (and maybe difference) between Boogie’s own thirstiness, his own hunger for making it and the thirstiness of others – those who aren’t acting right in the name of getting women, attention on social media, power, fame, etc.

Q&A

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning

What did WESTSIDE BOOGIE say about "Bitter Raps"?
Genius Answer

In an interview, Boogie said:

One day, my computer disk was playing my iTunes randomly and I heard the beat and I said like the first line: “I hate when niggas get to flexing just to show off for some bitches” and I said damn, I hate more than that though. So I just built of other stuff that I hated. And i realized that I hate a lot of stuff. […] Especially in our generation []like}, you can’t even […] really speak how you really feel without people either thinking bitter or thirsty […].

https://youtu.be/CKfFeE9uevU?t=3m9s

Credits
Release Date
June 24, 2014
Tags
Comments