Dumb Bitch

ESham · Other Songs - ESham

[esham]

Bitch, ho, stink booty freak

You bound to get busy, all you need is every week

Hotel, motel, go and get the loot 'cause I know you so well

Bitch young nasty, nasty young bitch

Twitchin ass still tryin to switch

A bucket full of nut, thinkin put some on the butt

But you don't give a fuck, 'cause you know you is a slut

To the yellow freak, freaky deak, fuckin niggas every week

Bound to get a pink of loose, bitch

Let me a pink gin and crack corn, and I don't care

Jimmy got shawn, and that ain't fair

You wanna get my dough, be a ho

And then you gotta fuck the crew

(no, no) bitch, decide and play

And if you wanna be grown, i'mma fuck you underage

Say you under weight, nothin to say

But damn, he ain't shit

It's all about bitches, hoes, case closed

You wanna get busy, take off your clothes

And i'mma show you how I operate

The devil's in your suit, so you best to bait

I got a finger in your pussy and my dick in your mouth

Ticklin ya tassels, turnin ya out

You say you don't dick, bitch that's bull

You'se lickin on my balls, tryin to talk wit ya mouth full

Now you wanna front wit ya smelly cunt

But when I come over ya house, you know what I want

Don't give me no lip, 'cause i'mma done on your tits

And when I leave your house, you say it ain't shit

Dumb Bitch

Released by the English rapper ESham, 'Dumb Bitch' stands as a defining track within his aggressive, lyrically dense style that emerged in the early 2000s. The song exemplifies ESham's signature approach, blending rapid-fire delivery with a confrontational tone that often targets societal norms and personal grievances. As part of his broader discography, the recording showcases his ability to maintain high energy while delivering complex rhymes that challenge listeners. The track remains a notable example of the genre's evolution during that era, reflecting the raw, unfiltered nature of his work that continues to influence modern hip-hop. Its impact is measured not by chart metrics but by its enduring presence in discussions of the artist's career and the broader landscape of English rap music.