The song "Who's Got?" by Ghetts is a boastful and confident track where the artist showcases his lyrical skills and talent. The lyrics highlight Ghetts' prowess as a rapper and his ability to stay at the top of the game. The repeated chorus emphasizes the idea that Ghetts is the one with the lyrics and bars, who can elevate himself in the industry like a star. He claims to be the last of the old school stars, referring to his roots in the traditional style of rap. In the verses, Ghetts declares that he is superior to other artists, including Wiley, Skepta, Jamie, and Frisc. He asserts that his lyrical ability and bars surpass theirs. Ghetts also mentions that he charges high fees for his bars, indicating his value and demand as an artist. The song continues to assert Ghetts' superiority by comparing himself to legendary figures in various fields. He likens himself to Shakespeare, Da Vinci, Tiger Woods, and Babe Ruth, further emphasizing his greatness and talent. Ghetts asserts that he cannot be stopped and that he will make history through his music. He declares that he is the best at what he does and won't take days off. He believes that he will achieve success and recognition beyond what others have accomplished. The song concludes with a strong statement that Ghetts is the one with the lyrics, bars, and star quality, whereas the others are lacking in comparison. He confidently asserts his position and talent, assuring his listeners that he will continue to rise and leave a mark in the industry.
