The song "Soopa Doopa" by Esham is a rap track that showcases his confidence, luxurious lifestyle, and villainous attitude. The lyrics talk about his affinity for driving expensive cars like Benzes, Porches, and Corvettes. He mentions being seen in renowned areas like Sunset in LA or Nevada, where he enjoys gambling without being bothered by the scorching heat. Esham describes himself as someone who dresses in stylish leather outfits, feeling light and confident as a feather. He name-drops luxury brand Louis Vuitton and compares his powerful presence to that of Megatron, a character from Transformers. Esham asserts that he won't stop dominating the world until armageddon, and he prides himself as an underground phenomenon, even claiming to have written the fictional book "Necronomicon." He likens himself to a Decepticon, a group of villains from Transformers, emphasizing his readiness to protect himself with a Smith & Wesson firearm. Esham warns his adversaries to not sleep until dawn, as he might cause them harm, steal from them, or assert his dominance. He refers to emergency situations, his alter ego Dr. Evil (a nod to the Austin Powers movies), and mentions brain surgery while seemingly mocking the legal system. Esham continues to assert his villainous nature, stating that he has killed his enemies but they continue to plot against him. He describes himself as a monster, conqueror, and a suicidalist, with murder being his sponsor. Reasoning with him is futile, as he presents himself as a psycho who might shoot without warning, using a metaphor of a gat (gun) sparking like a Tyco toy. The chorus repeats the phrase "kill all heroes" emphasizing Esham's rebellious and anti-establishment stance. He believes that super villains are the ones who truly matter and questions the significance or relevance of superheroes. Esham then highlights his experience with money, drugs, and women, mentioning that females still seek his attention and money. He raps about his popularity in Detroit and refers to himself as "Tony Montana," a character from the movie Scarface, symbolizing his ruthless and influential persona. Esham compares himself to a body-snatcher, implying that he can manipulate and control people's thoughts. He cements his status as an original murder planner and dismisses any attempts to intimidate him. Esham boasts about living a lavish lifestyle as a pimp, referencing rapper Lil' Flip and his hit song "Game Over." He describes his music as super wicked, making his listeners feel nauseous, and uses the phrase "Soopa Doopa" to emphasize his extraordinary or superior qualities. The song captures Esham's portrayal of himself as a larger-than-life character, unapologetic for his villainous mindset and criminal activities.
