Boppin' Bitch

Tyler The Creator · Goblin [2011]

[Hook]

So I met this girl at the club

And I just wanted her to suck my dick

And that's cause

She's a boppin' bitch [x4]

Now she's drunk and talkin' to me a lot

Until we go to another room

And that's cause

She's a boppin' bitch [x4]



[Verse 1]

This little slut whore sucks cock for a little more bucks

Than a mother slut fucks for, real easy

Cause I didn't even knock on the front door

I used the welcome mat as a cum rag

And all the Wolves fucked her too, yeah she's a comeback

Fill her with a bunch of shit I purchased at the drug store

Four more door looking sluts let me explore

Till my cock got sore and started growing cold sores



[Hook]

Now she thinks that I like her

But all I really wanted was that mouth

And that's cause

She's a boppin' bitch [x4]

Now she text messages me every day

And I don't ever hit that bitch back

And that's because

She's a boppin' bitch [x4]



[Verse 2]

This little hoodrat started jockin at my jock strap

Until my uncircumcised penis finally unwrapped

Flapping up and down until the cack finally go splat

Now you gotta spat, spit it out until you scat

Then you gotta sat and shit it out, bitch, fuck your feelings

You wasn't feeling shit when you was down there kneeling

Now shut the fuck up you got another dick to deal with



[Bridge]

Now why can't we fuck with this bitch? (She's boppin')

Wait, tell him why we can't fuck with this bitch? (That bitch is boppin')

What is she? She a BB, what does that stand for? (She boppin')

She, what does she be doin'? (She boppin')



[Outro]

Now I'm at a fuckin' clinic

Cause my dick is swollen and keeps itchin'

Nigga, I'mma kill this bitch

She's a boppin' bitch [x3]

Boppin' Bitch

Boppin' Bitch serves as a vibrant example of Tyler, the Creator's early experimental approach on his 2011 debut album, Goblin. The track captures the raw, frenetic energy that defined his initial foray into the hip-hop landscape, characterized by unconventional production choices and a distinct vocal delivery. As part of a record that helped establish his unique artistic identity, the song reflects the chaotic yet playful spirit of the era. It stands alongside other key recordings from the album, showcasing the artist's willingness to blend disparate sounds into a cohesive, if jarring, whole. This work remains a significant touchstone for understanding the evolution of his discography and his transition from an underground figure to a genre-defining force in modern music.