The song "Death To Mumble Rap" by GAWNE is a diss track aimed at mumble rappers and the current state of mainstream hip-hop. The lyrics address various criticisms and frustrations with the genre, such as the lack of lyrical content, excessive drug use, and the obsession with material wealth. GAWNE starts off by referring to mumble rappers as "one-hit wonders" and "rap mumble brothers," implying that they lack substance and longevity in their music careers. He also mentions teaming up with Crypt, another rapper, to bring real rap back into the forefront. The lyrics also touch upon GAWNE's hunger for success, as he calls out artists like Lil Pump and declares his superiority as a rapper. He expresses his animosity towards mumble rappers coming to his city, Chicago, and claims that they would not be well-received. GAWNE further criticizes the state of the rap industry, referring to it as a monopoly dominated by mediocre and "monstrous" mumble rap. He asserts his status as a rap god and promises to leave other artists in poverty. He also addresses political events like Benghazi and Clinton's involvement, showcasing his lyrical prowess and his willingness to tackle various subjects. The song continues with GAWNE's determination to eliminate mumble rap and "spit wicked, demented, and venomous" lyrics. He considers himself a reaper, ready to destroy any competition. He also boasts about his skills as a rapper and his ability to dismantle the mumble rap trend. Throughout the song, GAWNE expresses his frustration with the state of the music industry, particularly with mumble rap's prevalence. He criticizes the lack of purpose and authenticity in mumble rap, contrasting it with his own dedication to creating meaningful music. He encourages listeners to reject mumble rap and support real hip-hop instead. In the final verse, GAWNE addresses the societal implications of mumble rap's rise in popularity. He criticizes the exploitation of young listeners and the irresponsible behavior promoted by mumble rappers. He emphasizes the importance of respecting the art form and calls out anyone who doesn't take it seriously. Overall, "Death To Mumble Rap" is a rallying cry against the current state of hip-hop and a call for the return of authentic, lyrically-driven rap music. GAWNE uses his lyrics to express his frustrations with mumble rap's lack of substance, artistic integrity, and impact on society.
