"Still Boomin" is a song by Esham, an American rapper from Detroit. The song talks about Esham's experiences and his ongoing success in the music industry, despite facing challenges and obstacles. The lyrics begin with a reference to faith and admiration for Jesus Christ and his mother. Esham then expresses his attraction to a woman, comparing her to his potential wife and describing her as "bad". He mentions his love for food, specifically mentioning dishes like cabbage, cornbread, beans, and rice, and indulging in ice cream. The song also touches on Esham's encounter with another artist named Mr. Hip, whom he met at a barbecue in Brooklyn. Esham praises Mr. Hip's music and reminisces about how he was captivated by it. This inspires Esham to think about indulging in pleasures like fast food and mentions his love for Reese's peanut butter and chocolate. Esham continues to express his admiration for the woman he encountered, describing her appearance, which he compares to Rihanna. He expresses his desire for her to notice him and implies that he wants to impress her. The lyrics also include references to money, success, and the importance of having a plan and skills to achieve goals. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "I'm still boomin'," which could be interpreted as Esham asserting his continued success and influence in the music industry. He mentions being in his car and zooming, suggesting his fast-paced lifestyle and constant movement. The second verse begins with a reference to God, saying "Lord have mercy" and remarking on the blessedness of a woman's appearance. Esham then compares himself to a valedictorian and states that he would choose this woman as his last request if he were on death row. Esham continues to discuss his achievements and his ability to grant three wishes like a genie. He mentions his fashion choices and being the boss, while also expressing his love for his community and the struggle they face. He references Colin Kaepernick, a football player known for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. Esham concludes the song by dedicating his success to those who are incarcerated, emphasizing the importance of unity and their continued support. Overall, "Still Boomin" presents a mix of personal experiences, desires, and reflections on societal issues. The song showcases Esham's unique style and perspective, while also highlighting his continued relevance in the music industry.
