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[Verse 1: Coolio]
As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death
I take a look at my life and realize there’s nothin’ left
‘Cause I’ve been blastin’ and laughin’ so long, that
Even my momma thinks that my mind is gone
But I ain’t never crossed a man that didn’t deserve it
Me be treated like a punk, you know that’s unheard of
You better watch how you talkin’
[Verse 1]
If you have an opinion
Maybe you should shove it
Or maybe you could scream it
Might be best to keep it
[Pre-Chorus]
To yourself (To yourself)
To yourself (To yourself)
[Chorus]
This is why I don’t leave the house
You say the coast is clear
But you won’t catch me out
Oh,
It’s his first solo single since 2021’s “Maybe I Was Boring.”
After spending much of the latter half of 2021 focusing on his band Lovejoy, Wilbur Soot is back with his latest solo single, “Soft Boy.” The song is the Twitch gamer-turned-musician’s first release since 2021’s “Maybe I Was Boring,” and after waiting nearly a year in anticipation, fans sent “Soft Boy” straight into the upper reaches of the Genius Top Songs chart.
I’m not nor will I ever be your babycakes
But I got everythin’ that’s criminal
Put me in the sun and watch me melt
I can cast off the evil eye sent my way
I’m not nor will I ever be your babycakes
But I got everythin’ that’s criminal
Put me in the sun and watch me melt
I can cast off the evil eye sent my way
[Chorus]
Ta-ra-ra-rá,
Mel Made Me Do It Lyrics
[Intro: Stormzy & Abigail Owuo]
(I’m not going economy, no way)
Ay, mummy
(I’m claiming it, man)
Claim it, Amen
(I’m claiming it)
Claim it, haha
(I said I’m not going econ—, economy)
Yeah, right, why?
(Stormzy is my son)
Brap
[Verse]
I been the G.O.A.T.
Find out what artist took home the crown, according to Genius pageviews.
This year was kind of an unusual summer for music. Boosted by the success of a Netflix series, an ‘80s throwback returned to rule the charts; Beyoncé, Drake, and even Megan Thee Stallion dipped into house music; and The Game waged war on Eminem with what has to be one of the longest (and maybe most unnecessary) diss tracks of all time.
Aussie pop-rockers 5 Seconds of Summer return today with their fifth album, the aptly titled 5SOS5. The follow-up to 2020’s Calm was written during a trip to Joshua Tree, California, where the band members had a chance to recharge their batteries and create songs that came naturally, without much fuss. Hence the simplistic title.
“I think that just calling it 5SOS5 kind of represents this idea of everything just coming to us as it’s meant to,
[Chorus]
Don’t ever say it’s over if I’m breathin’
Racin’ to the moonlight and I’m speedin’
I’m headed to the stars, ready to go far
I’m star walkin’
Don’t ever say it’s over if I’m breathin’
Racin’ to the moonlight and I’m speedin’
I’m headed to the stars, ready to go far
I’m star walkin’
It’s no doubt that many musicians in the music scene influence each other. Some started pursuing a music career after listening to other names, and others got inspired by their favorite musicians while making a musical effort.
In some cases, another musician can have great importance in an artist’s life. One of the greatest names in the rock music scene,
With MÖTLEY CRÜE having just wrapped up the final show of the U.S. leg of “The Stadium Tour,” fans might be wondering if the band is done touring for good. But singer Vince Neil has assured fans that MÖTLEY CRÜE will continue to tour internationally, with plans to return to the U.S. in 2024.
“We’re far from being over,” Neil told John Katsilometes of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.