Miss The Rage (feat. Playboi Carti)

Trippie Redd's 'Miss The Rage' featuring Playboi Carti is a song that delves into themes of wealth, street life, and the desire for respect and recognition. The lyrics are filled with braggadocio and the glorification of a lifestyle that is centered around money, luxury, and power. The repeated line 'I can't see a damn thing if it ain't guap' suggests that the artist's vision and focus are solely on acquiring wealth, using 'guap' as slang for money. This line sets the tone for the song, emphasizing materialism and the importance of financial success in the artists' eyes.

The song also touches on themes of violence and dominance in the street culture. References to 'GTA,' 'shoot out helicopters,' and 'hella choppers' evoke images of a chaotic, video game-like world where power is asserted through force and weaponry. Trippie Redd and Playboi Carti portray themselves as untouchable and above the law, much like characters in a Grand Theft Auto game. The use of the phrase 'King Vamp' by Playboi Carti further adds to this persona, suggesting a sense of immortality and rule over their domain.

The track is also interspersed with references to women, comparing them to celebrities like Mimi and Mya, and using metaphors that objectify them as possessions or trophies. This portrayal is consistent with the themes of control and possession that run throughout the song. Overall, 'Miss The Rage' is a representation of the artists' perceived lifestyle, filled with excess, bravado, and a relentless pursuit of money and status.