'REAL survivors aren't so calm when discussing it. 'If it REALLY happened he'd have called the police' And the way they rap intends to prove it.Fuck you to EVERY SINGLE PERSON laughing at Shia LeBeouf.įuck you to EVERY SINGLE PERSON gleefully cackling about how he isn't following the Good Rape Victim Script (™ & ©) of how survivors are 'supposed' to behave if they're telling the truth.įuck you to Piers Morgan, who was already a shitmaggot to begin with, for all but ordering his millions of followers to not believe Shia and to ridicule him.įuck you to all the salivating rape apologists desperate to protect rape culture who are jumping on Shia because they think the SJW's will only cry foul if they attack female survivors who fail to realize that their rape apologism makes them pondscum regardless of the gender/biology of the victim they're shitting on.įuck you if you utter any of the following things when discussing Shia's claims The core meaning of the lyrics is that the two rappers are just Flawless: without imperfections, they are the best in their category. Yeah, I’m so raw I don’t need to use a condom (I don’t use a what?), I’m sorry Young n**a, yeah, I’m raw like Maaly (Ha, ha, Maaly) Mixed up the party pack, popped like a molly From his lines, the rapper appears as a top element of the scene, one of those who play only at the highest level ( “When I play golf, only time for a par,” he says, referring to the performances of expert golf players).Įven though she is in love, I am still heartless, yeah (Heartless, yeah) He also mentions “Heartless,” the song where he appeared in The Weeknd’s After Hours album. Lil Uzi Vert hosts the stage during the song’s verse, and the message stays the same: his lines show off the symbols of his success, mentioning fashion brands like Marni, Cartier, and Balenciaga as symbols of the luxury he can afford.

I doubled that s**t, then I tripled again The big body peel off the road, watch it spin (Woo)

Look at the Bentley Mulsanne in my hanger The “Perc” mentioned refers to Percocet, an opioid pain reliever. The chorus is the part owned by Yeat: he talks about the money and the luxury objects he has, mentioning his beloved Tonka (the SUV mentioned in many of his songs), the Bentley Mulsanne (another luxury car), the money that appears visible on his body (the comparison with cysts) and the fact that he managed to multiply the million dollars he made in the past. Already in 2021, he claimed to have a six figures music contract, and in this song, he confesses that he’s doubling and tripling that king of earnings. Yeat is a well-known personality in the rap community as an artist who arrived recently but has already gained huge success. Similarly to what Yeat said in Talk, also Flawless is a song where the two rappers brag about the money and their success.

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