RiceGum

Lyrics

[Intro]
Haha
Dream Addix
So, like, this a DaBaby type-beat
But, I'm not a baby
I'm an adult

[Chorus]
Ayy, if you my brother, then you are my brother forever (Haha)
We don't do levels, we don't do wash with the bezels, we like that Plain Jane, we got severals (Bop, bop)
And shots at whoever, they not comin' heavy, they comin' so light, ayy (Bop, bop, comin' so light, uh)
Fit hella clean, but I still gotta dirty the Sprite, ayy (Ooh, money)

[Verse]
I got that mo'fuckin' red Giuseppe
That means that I'm steppin' some shit you can't step in
You know that I'm ballin', I'm feelin' like Stephen (Ooh-ooh)
She said I'm a dog 'cause I fucked on her best friend (Rrr)
And she had it feelin' like heaven, the pussy so good, uh
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They know they'd flex if they could, uh (Flex, flex)
I gotta keep a lil' bitch on my left (On my left)
I gotta keep a lil' bitch on my right (On my right)
Feel like Rae Sremmurd, I don't got no type (I ain't got no type)
She got the cake, yeah, I want me a slice
I feel like Baka 'cause ain't nothing nice
Where is it at?
He say he poppin' but where is his plaques?
Someone should tell him he trash
Bitch, you know that I'm smokin' on gas
And you hold it too long, you should pass, ayy (Hurry the fuck up)
Ayy, hurry up and pass that blunt
I'm tryna get high too, what's up?
Don't wanna talk, I just wanna bust a nut (Ayy, ayy)
Get out my crib, bounce like a bunny
I don't really care, 'cause that bitch kinda ugly (Ugh)
I tell jokes, but I know I'm not funny (Hahaha)
I'm a young Asian, I came from the jungle
Yeah, bitch, yeah, I came from the jungle
I eat up that pussy like Ruffles
I don't wanna cuddle (Woo)
He talkin' shit, I know he's not T.I., but that man trouble
[Chorus]
Ayy, if you my brother, then you are my brother forever (Haha)
We don't do levels, we don't do wash with the bezels, we like that Plain Jane, we got severals (Bop, bop)
And shots at whoever, they not comin' heavy, they comin' so light, ayy (Bop, bop, comin' so light, uh)
Fit hella clean, but I still gotta dirty the Sprite, ayy (Ooh, money)
Ayy, if you my brother, then you are my brother forever (Haha)
We don't do levels, we don't do wash with the bezels, we like that Plain Jane, we got severals (Bop, bop)
And shots at whoever, they not comin' heavy, they comin' so light, ayy (Bop, bop, comin' so light, uh)
Fit hella clean, but I still gotta dirty the Sprite, ayy (Ooh, money)

[Outro]
Haha

Hey there music lovers! Today, we're diving into the world of RiceGum and his surprise drop, "DaAdult." Released on April 2nd, 2020, this track marks RiceGum's comeback to original music since his hit "Fortnite n Chill." If you've been following the ongoing feud between RiceGum and KSI, then you're in for a treat because "DaAdult" has found itself right in the midst of the controversy.

About DaAdult

"DaAdult" is a song originally created in late 2019, but it has recently gained significant attention due to the ongoing rivalry between RiceGum and KSI. KSI, in a recent video, points out a particular lyric in "DaAdult" that he believes is a direct shot at him. The lyric goes, "Where is it at? He say he poppin' but where is his plaques? Someone should tell him he trash." KSI's claim is based on the fact that he released a song called "Poppin" with Lil Pump and Smokepurpp in March 2020, and he believes RiceGum's line is aimed at him for not having any awards.

In response to KSI's accusations, RiceGum released a video on May 29th, 2020, clarifying the meaning behind the line. According to RiceGum, he wrote and produced "DaAdult" in December of 2019, months before KSI's song came out. It seems like KSI might have misinterpreted the intention behind the lyrics, but he has yet to respond to RiceGum's exculpatory video.

This isn't the only bone of contention between RiceGum and KSI regarding "DaAdult." KSI has also criticized the sales disparity between this track and his own recent releases, igniting a debate about who produces better music. In an interview with Keemstar, RiceGum confidently stated, "I personally think that my stuff is better." While KSI's album Dissimulation has seen chart success, he continues to claim that his music surpasses RiceGum's in quality.

Now, let's focus on the song itself. "DaAdult" showcases RiceGum's creativity and lyrical prowess. The track blends catchy beats with RiceGum's signature flow, creating a vibrant and energetic experience for the listeners. With its catchy hook and infectious melodies, this song has all the necessary ingredients to get stuck in your head for days on end.

The lyrics of "DaAdult" delve into themes of success, fame, and personal growth. While the line in question caused a stir between RiceGum and KSI, it's important to recognize that the song touches on broader topics. RiceGum highlights the importance of hard work and staying true to oneself in the face of criticism. It's a motivational anthem that encourages listeners to chase their dreams relentlessly, regardless of naysayers.

RiceGum's delivery in "DaAdult" is undeniably confident. He effortlessly rides the beat, spitting out clever wordplay and punchlines that keep the audience engaged throughout the entire track. The song serves as a testament to RiceGum's growth as an artist, showcasing his evolution in terms of both musicality and lyricism.

The production quality of "DaAdult" is top-notch, with layered instrumentals and polished sound engineering. Every element, from the thumping bassline to the intricately crafted melodies, contributes to the overall sonic experience. RiceGum's attention to detail and dedication to delivering a high-caliber track are evident in every second of this song.

Despite the controversy surrounding it, "DaAdult" is a standout piece in RiceGum's discography. It's a testament to his artistry, showcasing his ability to create catchy, impactful music. Whether you're a fan of RiceGum or just curious to explore the ongoing feud with KSI, "DaAdult" is a must-listen that will have you nodding your head and craving for more.

So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of "DaAdult" and let RiceGum take you on a musical journey filled with controversy, ambition, and undeniable talent. Brace yourself, because once you press play, there's no turning back from the energetic and captivating world of "DaAdult."

• Release Date: April 5, 2020
• Artist: RiceGum