The song "Bad Boy" by Ghetts & Rude Kid speaks to the notion of real recognizing real. The lyrics emphasize the authenticity and toughness of the artist, proclaiming that if you look in their cataracts (suggesting a close look or understanding), you can see that they are a bad boy. They challenge others to do a background check, asserting that they have not backed down and have the CV (credentials) of a bad boy. The song also highlights the concept that there's always someone who's even more intimidating or dangerous, implying that the artist is not to be taken lightly. The phrase "suck your mum, who's para?" is confrontational and dismissive towards those who question the artist's credibility or importance. The lyrics continue with references to ride-outs, phone calls that make people lie down, and the artist's ability to hold their ground in confrontations. They dismiss individuals who try to profile or present a tough image, suggesting that their actions don't match their words. The artist asserts their power, identity, and the consequences for crossing them, stating that even if they are owed money, they will still seek payback. The song also addresses those who pray for the artist's downfall, expressing that they are not the same as those individuals and highlighting their criminal activities. The phrase "Nocturnal murderer" suggests that the artist operates during the night and avoids authorities. They maintain their distinct identity, stating that they are not like John or Ben, and directly addressing the idea that they are not the stereotypical "Ken" associated with Barbie. Overall, "Bad Boy" is a track that showcases the toughness, authenticity, and confrontational nature of the artist, conveying a sense of dominance and power in their surroundings.