Sea Of Problems

The song 'Sea Of Problems' by Glichery delves into the gritty realities of street life and the hustle associated with it. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize the artist's self-proclaimed identity as a 'playa fool,' which suggests a persona deeply entrenched in the game of street-level entrepreneurship, likely involving illicit activities. The term 'pimping' is used metaphorically to describe the artist's skill in manipulating situations to his advantage, and 'break tricks' could refer to outsmarting others or making money through deception or control.

The repeated lines about 'bitches on the track' and 'shawty, shawty, shawty' paint a picture of a chaotic environment where women are commodified and relationships are transactional. The language used is indicative of the objectification prevalent in such street cultures. The mention of 'Penny for south' could be a reference to making small amounts of money in a particular direction or territory, hinting at territorial control and the microeconomics of street hustling.

The latter part of the song introduces more elements of the hustle with 'Checkin out my trap mane' and 'Hoes dropping cheese,' which likely refer to overseeing illegal operations and making money from them. The 'dice game' and the readiness to 'smack a bitch' further illustrate the volatile and aggressive nature of the lifestyle being described. The song's title, 'Sea Of Problems,' encapsulates the tumultuous and risky nature of the life Glichery is portraying, suggesting that navigating this world is akin to sailing through a vast, unpredictable ocean of challenges.