Table:

[Pre-Chorus]
(Bhristo, talk to ’em, slime)
Ayy, ayy
So geeked up, you’d think it’s cap

[Chorus]
So geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
She bossed up, but I put her on the map
‘Nough in the Sprite and it taste like Act’
Real deal junkie and I wish it was an act
No more drank left ’cause I’m in the bity
I ain’t headline, but I still got fifty

[Verse]
Left her for good, but she happy I came
Snow’s gonna fall, so I’m thinkin’ ’bout a Range
Few people gone, it’ll never be the same
Money on your top and it’s ties to the game
I popped pills and I ran out of tears
Hope you know loyal don’t go by years
Hope you know you can’t pay bills by faith
Sex, money, drugs, can’t feel my face
I’m noddin’ off, tryna fill my safe
Ridin’ in the Track’, every foreign wanna race
I’ma just pay, we can skip the whole date
Four in the Crush, but it should’ve been an eight
Don’t means shit if it ain’t ’bout pape’
Just made the clear, but I shouldn’t have to say

[Pre-Chorus]
Ayy, huh, ayy
So geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
Ayy

[Chorus]
So geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
She bossed up, but I put her on the map
‘Nough in the Sprite and it taste like Act’
Real deal junkie and I wish it was a—
Uh, no more drank left ’cause I’m in the bity
I ain’t headline, but I still got a—
Ayy, ayy, so geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
Ayy, so geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
Yeah, so geeked up, you’d think it’s cap
She bossed up, but I put her on the map
‘Nough in the Sprite and it taste like Act’
Uh, no more drank left ’cause I’m in the bity
Ain’t headline, but I still got fifty

[Outro]
Oh, really?

No Bap was first previewed by LUCKI on December 27, 2022, via Instagram, coupled with a post suggesting the song was going to be on the deluxe version of LUCKI’s sophomore album FLAWLESS LIKE ME.

However, on May 9 the following year, LUCKI posted a teaser video on Twitter in preparation for the release of SEX MONEY DRUGS, a new separate album. A snippet of the song is heard playing during the video of the SMD studio recording sessions, which has led fans to believe the song will officially release with this album.

The song No Bap explores LUCKI’s struggles with drugs and women in his usual laid-back style. It’s a reflection of his own experiences and the temptations he faces. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is constantly on the edge, seeking ways to escape their reality. The references to drugs, money, and relationships emphasize the chaotic lifestyle often associated with the rap industry.

Personally, I resonate with No Bap as it provides an honest and vulnerable glimpse into LUCKI’s inner turmoil. It is a raw expression of the challenges he faces, as well as the complicated nature of his relationships. The song captures the complexities of addiction and the emotional toll it takes. It serves as a reminder that fame and success do not exempt artists from their own personal battles.

Overall, No Bap is a powerful track that delves into LUCKI’s struggles with drugs, relationships, and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with fame and success. It provides listeners with a glimpse into the darker aspects of his life and serves as a reminder of the complexities that often lie beneath the surface of the rap industry.