She’s never lesser than great, due to her resisting anything that is the norm.

MC Lyte is one of the first HIGHLY regarded female lyricist and one of Shooter’s biggest influences. Here, she uses a play on one of her fav emcee’s stage name by flipping it to it’s original meaning and saying she bringing so much “light” that she’s an electrician. And she doesn’t even need tools.

Clever, really clever.

Shooter decides to pull a Mary J. Blige and creates her own compound word using the words “critical” and “condition”.

Here she’s saying she leaves rappers in a critical state…literally even.

This can also can be taken as her saying that she leaves rappers in a position to where they’ll be heavily criticized.

A reference to the first mixtape Shooter (as well as J.ReaL Hip Hop) was ever featured on, “The Space Tape”.

All of her opponents are….okay, I’m sure you get it by now.

Shooter wants to know if there is a problem with what she’s saying. Because if there is, she can easily end it.

Also, she uses a play on the phrase “wrap it up” by infusing the references to actually wrapping something up; so much so that it becomes knotted.

A bloodclot (or Thrombus) is a blood coagulation that stops the flow of blood. And in this case, the flow of rappers.

Otters are semi-aquatic mammals known specifically for their amazing swimming skills. Here, Shooter states that her opponents will get dropped down deep enough to be compared to an otter; which can swim pretty deep, presumably.

Also, the use of the word “see” can be taken as a play on the word of the same pronunciation, “sea”, which is where Otters on the Pacific coast of North America dwell.

Here, Shooter comes back and reneges her thoughts in the last line by stating that she’s better than opposing rappers.

She’s telling her competition to come at her with greater force, enough for that would give her a challenge. Perhaps they could do better if they took note from the homie Bruce Lee.

http://youtu.be/LTnSEFsInp0