KOTMS II INTRO Lyrics – Denzel Curry & Kingpin Skinny Pimp

[Spoken Word: Kingpin Skinny Pimp]
In this spoken word section, Kingpin Skinny Pimp introduces himself as a representative of Memphis, Tennessee, known for its gritty street culture. He mentions "reppin' that ULTRA shit, that real street shit," highlighting his allegiance to an authentic, hardcore lifestyle. The term "ULTRA" signifies a commitment to an extreme, no-nonsense approach to life and hustle.

The phrase "A hustler's motivation to get that money" underscores the central theme of the song: the relentless pursuit of financial success in a challenging environment. Kingpin Skinny Pimp emphasizes the need to "stay sucker-free," advising against associating with untrustworthy individuals who might jeopardize one's hustle.

The reference to "motherfuckin' straps" indicates the necessity of carrying weapons for protection. This line speaks to the violent realities of street life, where self-defense is crucial. The mention of "splitting a rotten ass nigga wig" conveys a stark warning to potential threats, emphasizing the willingness to resort to violence if provoked.

Finally, by naming the album "King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2," Kingpin Skinny Pimp asserts dominance and pride in his Southern roots, setting the tone for an album that delves into the complexities and struggles of life in the South. The closing remark, "Fuck what anythin' cost," reinforces a defiant attitude towards adversity and the uncompromising pursuit of success, regardless of the price.