"So Selfish" is a song by Esham, a rapper from Detroit. The song revolves around themes of selfishness, street life, and the hustler mentality. Esham showcases his aggressive and unapologetic style, expressing his disregard for others' opinions and his determination to succeed in the music industry and the streets. The lyrics convey Esham's assertive and self-centered attitude, with lines like "I don't really care what they say about me" and "You so selfish, breaking all the rules." He embraces his role as a hustler, pushing narcotics and showcasing his melodic rap flow. He boasts about his skills and ability to defeat his enemies. Esham's lyrics also touch on his experiences in the streets of Detroit, where he describes the violence, drug dealing, and a sense of having to watch his back. He references his Eastside roots and the tough environment he grew up in. The chorus emphasizes the idea of selfishness, with Esham declaring that he doesn't care about others' opinions and will continue to do things his way. The repetition of the phrase "You so selfish" reinforces this theme. Overall, "So Selfish" showcases Esham's persona as a fearless and unapologetic rapper, highlighting his hustler mentality and disregard for societal norms.
