The title of this song refers to “the code” of the streets, as outlined by Jon Connor. Or stated otherwise, he goes about delineating what characterizes an individual as a “real n***a”. And in that...
“Viral Moment” can perhaps be best described as an exercise in introspection by Lil Durk. That is to say that many of his lyrics focus on his past relationships or how his dealings with certain...
“Bending the Arc to Fear” is one of the most complex songs on “What the Dead Men Say”. It deals with a number of topics, and the way they all tie together is, to...
The initial premise behind Trivium’s “Scattering the Ashes” was the death of Corey Beaulieu’s, Trivium’s guitarist’s, grandfather. And as part of the burial ceremony they literally scattered his ashes into the sea. But taking things a step...
Let’s cut right to the chase. Trivium’s “Sickness Unto You” was written during a particular period in the life of Matt Heafy, Trivium’s lead singer. And one of the situations that was going on at the time...
Interestingly enough, this song was inspired by the 2019 documentary “Surviving R. Kelly”, as well as the story of a likewise celebrity, Harvey Weinstein. Both R&B singer Kelly and powerful Hollywood executive Weinstein were brought to justice...
Apparently the storyline of Trivium’s “Bleed Into Me” breaks down as so. The addressee would be someone going through some type of personal issue(s). This individual is also someone whom the singer cares about. By virtue of...
“IX” is a two-minute long instrumental which serves as the opening track to Trivium’s ninth-studio album, “What the Dead Men Say”. The song was released, by Roadrunner Records, on the same day as the...
The title of this song (“Sasuke”) is actually the name of one of the main characters from the popular anime “Naruto”. And Lil Uzi Vert is widely known as a fan of Japanese cartoons. Within the...
This is a family-centric track by NBA YoungBoy. In fact it features a conversation with his grandfather in the intro. And his mother, Sherhonda Gaulden, drops a verse. But as for YoungBoy’s verse, in a way it’s like his...