The song "Swiss Cheese" by Grip is a rap track that explores various themes related to his life experiences and the state of the rap industry. The lyrics "My soul bleedin' from beatin' up demons beneath the surface" illustrate the artist's inner struggles and battles with personal demons. Grip describes himself as "the freak from the circus" who uses his music to express and release his emotions, comparing the process to tattooing his thoughts and feelings into his verses. He talks about facing and confronting those who try to take advantage of him, referring to them as "leeches" and "serpents." Grip expresses the urgency to protect himself from negative influences and seeks the aid of a metaphorical "surgeon" to heal the wounds caused by these encounters. The lines "Drinkin' this bourbon, vehicle swervin', avoiding the median" depict a dangerous lifestyle, possibly referring to risky behavior or substance abuse. The artist seems unsure whether to view the listener as a serious rapper or a comedic one, expressing his amusement at their lack of skill or credibility. The chorus "Off a nigga dick, please, Nothing come between the green" suggests that Grip is unimpressed with those who try to gain his attention or approval. He focuses on pursuing financial gain ("the green") and is uninterested in distractions or people who try to hinder his progress. The song also touches on violence and street life, with lines like "Pull up on ya, Swiss cheese," indicating a willingness to use firearms and bring harm to others when necessary. Grip implies a sense of dominance and fearlessness in his actions. The second verse emphasizes the artist's authenticity and credibility, claiming that others' stories are full of holes and lacking in truth. He dismisses their credibility by saying "We don't believe you, you need more people," suggesting that they need additional support or evidence to prove their claims. Grip also highlights his skills and dedication to music, comparing himself to a warrior with a "sword in hand" always ready for battle. The reference to rapping in a Ford sedan acknowledges his humble beginnings while also showcasing his talent. Overall, "Swiss Cheese" explores Grip's personal struggles, determination, and his disregard for those who try to hinder his path to success. The song's aggressive and confident tone reflects the artist's mindset as he navigates the rap industry and strives for greatness.
