"Size Ain't Shit" is a song by the American rap group Geto Boys, specifically member Bushwick Bill. The song is a defiant anthem in response to those who underestimate Bushwick's size and physical stature. In the lyrics, Bushwick addresses the notion that size equates to power or dominance. He laughs off the underestimation and asserts that he will smash his opponents like a car crash. He challenges anyone who dares to compete with him and warns that he will beat them down. Bushwick also references singer Diana Ross, suggesting that even someone seemingly harmless like her could still defeat those who underestimate her. He confidently states that he will show his opponents' girlfriends how a real man feels and highlights the phrase, "Large things come in very small packages," implying that his size shouldn't be underestimated. The song continues with Bushwick expressing his readiness to fight and using violent imagery to assert his dominance. He dismisses the idea that lifting weights makes a person bigger, claiming that in his case, trying to lift him would only result in being killed. He threatens his enemies with bullets, aiming to keep them in their place. Bushwick reflects on his troubled past, referring to his time spent in prison and stating that he has been a "stupid-ass motherfucker" ever since. He boasts about his ability to harm others and refers to his Mexican friends who would support him. He disregards pardons, starting trouble, and the authority of a warden. The song concludes with Bushwick challenging yet another opponent, warning them that they will become his subordinate. He threatens to make them his "bitch" and describes violent acts. He emphasizes that his size shouldn't be underestimated, and anyone who does so will face the consequences. Overall, "Size Ain't Shit" is a confrontational and defiant song that showcases Bushwick Bill's determination to prove his worth despite his physical stature. It delves into themes of power, dominance, and the desire to assert oneself against those who underestimate or dismiss individuals based on their size.
