"Not Mad" is a song about the kind of frustration that comes from playing against cheaters, delivered with a heavy dose of sarcasm. The track, by Pre Seznik, is a hip-hop song that captures the feeling of losing a game to someone who is clearly not playing fair. The lyrics are full of the kind of deadpan humor that makes the song so relatable.

The song opens with a verse that is full of ironic denials. "I hope that you get banned from every game you play / I'm not mad / You and your boys just had to come and ruin my day / I'm not mad / One guy just teleports across the whole damn map / I'm not mad / You use a lag switch but your aim is still so bad / I'm not mad." It is a song about the way that frustration can be expressed through sarcasm.

The chorus is built around the central idea. "I'm not mad / I really don't care / But why do you gotta come in here with all your buddies / And cheat" It is a song about the way that cheating ruins the game for everyone, about the way that the people who cheat are the ones who are actually mad.

The second verse is full of the kind of playful energy that makes the song so fun. "Did you not see what I just did to all your boys / I'm not mad / You need to get off / Go outside / And touch some grass / I'm not mad." It is a song about the way that the best response to a cheater is to stay calm and keep playing.

For a reviewer, "Not Mad" is a fun example of Pre Seznik's ability to turn the frustrations of online gaming into compelling music. It is a song about cheating, about the way that it ruins the game for everyone, and it is delivered with a flow that is both sarcastic and playful. It is a track that rewards a loud listen, and it is a worthy addition to the gaming anthem canon.