Money, Alcohol, bitches, weed.

I got no limits so I’m not done yet
The fuck are you saying? Shut the fuck up!
I wanna drink with easy girls. Tits, cheers, for real, many many times.

The fuck? Don’t fuck around with me! Any other rapper is fucking trash. If you forget to pay me my money things can get dangerous.

note
The rapping is based off a fictional character I created called Taro the blade.

Aye aye
Drinking alcohol and partying with girls on Fridays and Saturday. Nah..everyday. Those who understand what I’m saying are the homies.

Presence like a demon. I respect DJ kanji.
Because I’m a foreigner I can’t read kanji.
I’m still hungover.. where am I? What time is it?

note
In Japanese some words can have the same pronunciation but have different meanings depending on the context. Here I use the word “Kanji” to refer to different things.

感じ= Feeling, energy, sense.　
漢字= a system of Japanese writing using Chinese characters, used primarily for content words.
DJ Kanji is a DJ from my city that I shouted out.

Listen the fuck up I ain’t playing with you
When you see me you bow your head because I beat the hell out of my enemies with a quickness
yea yea yea yea

Aye you bastards!
You know about me right?

This verse describes the ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) life in Japan. Hara hetta 腹減った I’m hungy and Kyushouku 給食 is school lunch. School lunch in Japan usually leaves you still hungry and in summer, you’re usually paid less because schools out for summer. So, broke and hungry ALT life essentially.

Harvey Dent is the iconic Batman villain known as “Two-Face.”

Two-Face struggles with making decisions himself so he always flips a coin and leaves it up to lady luck to decide. Flip my money means literally flipping money like Two-Face but “flip my money” can also mean to double up on some money you invested. Usually through some shady means.

Really? Really?
I state facts
You talking to me?
I like that
You and me you and me
Big Sister (One san is a common way of referring to a girl you are trying to pick up in Japan. You call her big sister.)
If it’s good, then let’s chill.