Ray Fillet

by Ray Swoope

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Windy City Wordsmith Ray Swoope is back in the lab with fellow Black Talonz member & long-time collaborator, Ohio emcee/producer Lord Hakim, for his new single Ray Fillet. Lord Hakim's fusion of horns, guitar riffs and 808s playout like a Blaxploitation theme song on steroids, giving Ray Swoope's head nodding cadence and rapid fire rhyme flow the perfect soundscape to introduce the world to his braggadocious alter ego the infamous Ray Fillet.
"A murderous verbalist, like a bird, up when the herb is lit/Herbs can get burned by the words and verbs I choose to murder with"

lyrics

Ray Fillet

I'm the black tie affair, rap guy in the square
Baptized by a prayer, capsized with a chair
I sat and chat with the laissez faire, now they're aware
Gandhi was there, with Mona Lisa braiding my hair
Muhammed persona, to think I got it from my momma
With the look of crook, for that you can thank my father

You Better Give It Me
Or I'm taking It

A cross between the right place, at the wrong time
Short temper, long line
Immortalized worldwide, your girl hides
My photos in the drawer by her motorized
Dildo
That's my you find them panties right underneath the pillow
Could've been a killer, but it wasn't paying the bills though
I'm that man, but no I'm not your hero

You Better Give It Me
Or I'm taking It

A murderous verbalist
Like a bird, up when the herb is lit
Herbs can get burned by the words and verbs I choose to murder with
Turn your turntable vet, to a vegetable in tourniquet
Tie up your testicles and the rest of you can wear a dress
Maggots is mad, bunch of grown men with a attitude
I'm here now and its nothing that you rats can do

You Better Give It Me
Or I'm taking It

credits

released October 15, 2021
Produced by: Lord Hakim

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Ray Swoope Chicago, Illinois

Ray Swoope is a Chicago wordsmith and self-described "scholar with the knowledge of God, who be on street sh!@". His style of vivid storytelling, as well as his inapt ability to connect with the listener while expressing his view of life's triumphs and tragedies, is reminiscent of such prolific rhyme writers as Nas, Raekwon, Jadakiss, or even Ghostface. ... more