Doms

Odd Future · The Of Tape Vol. 2 [2012]

I'm a motherf*cking asshole

It's natural to act bashful in the presence of n*ggas with cash flow

I spaz ho, laying somewhere close to where the grass grows

Listening to jazz cause these n*ggas mad trash, yo

And that, kicking dust

My sh*t is ridiculous

Quickly put my d*ck in sluts who noes tend to be sticking up

Silly n*ggas, give it up

No person is sick enough

The doctor needs to fix me up, fix me up

Miss nurse in the red shirt, I'ma need some f*cking head work

Talk you into anything

With talking, I'm an expert

Just talking to you n*ggas and it's sounding like my best work

Best work? For now, yes

With every drop I'm better

Better than the rest

These n*ggas apply pressure

These n*ggas, every verse is lyrically def to these n*ggas

When that hearse drop, 6 feet death for you n*ggas

Many men opposing me, no success for you n*ggas

And I'm still on my bullsh*t, loc'ing with a full clip

That's the iPhone full of verses that I could spit

Preaching to the real, why he standing at the pulpit

Throwing middle fingers at the haters like, "what's good, b*tch?"

Nah, really, what's trilly hood, b*tch?

(?), n*gga extra mayo

That's the frigid heir billionaire Bruce Wayne flow

Show the f*ck out

Dunk on a n*gga and just hang yo

I'm a boss, n*gga

F*ck what it cost, n*gga

You wanna oppose me?

Chalk up a loss, n*gga

Get lost, n*gga, out my vicinity

Cause I terminate your kind, lames is the enemy

And these haters won't get my energy

T the C, we did it, G

And I'm higher than an Asian score on SATs

And yeah whatever

Doms

Doms stands as a vibrant snapshot of the Odd Future collective during their mid-2010s experimental phase. Released on The Of Tape Vol. 2, the track captures the group's signature blend of chaotic energy and genre-defying production. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit that defined the collective, weaving together distinct vocal styles into a cohesive sonic statement. As part of a broader discography that challenged mainstream hip-hop conventions, the song highlights the group's willingness to explore unconventional themes and rhythms. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, showcasing the dynamic interplay between members that solidified their influence on modern alternative rap. The work exemplifies the raw, unpolished aesthetic that characterized their output during this prolific era.