The song "No Mercy" by Ghetts is a gritty and aggressive track that showcases his lyrical prowess and unapologetic attitude. The lyrics touch upon themes such as violence, street life, and resilience. In the first verse, Ghetts references Viola Davis and the TV show "How to Get Away with Murder," highlighting the concept of someone escaping punishment for their actions. He warns against underestimating him and advises others to think twice before resorting to violence. Ghetts also boasts about his old-school style and ability to quickly carry out dangerous actions. The chorus emphasizes the phrase "no motherfucking mercy" repeatedly, indicating Ghetts' ruthless demeanor and refusal to show leniency. In the second verse, Ghetts mentions the COV (Conflict of Vengeance) area where the streets are dangerous. He warns about the consequences of meddling in other people's business and criticizes those who act tough but are weak at home. Ghetts also challenges his opponents, taunts them, and questions their knowledge of the streets and criminal activities. Ghetts continues to assert his dominance in the third verse, comparing himself to Van Damme and highlighting his tough and fearless nature. He mentions being unfamiliar with the concept of mercy, except when it comes to attractive women. He also references the sirens of ambulances and desire for more violence. The verse concludes with Ghetts acknowledging his own skills and the admiration he receives from women. Overall, "No Mercy" is a song that showcases Ghetts' aggression, confidence, and unyielding attitude. The lyrics reflect his experiences and observations of street life, while also displaying his talent as a skilled wordsmith.
