Tired Of Problems

NUEKI's song 'Tired Of Problems' delves into the gritty realities of street life, capturing the essence of the hustle and the constant challenges faced by those living in this environment. The lyrics are raw and unfiltered, reflecting the artist's experiences and observations. The repeated phrase 'The pimping that I spit' suggests a life of manipulation and control, where survival often depends on outsmarting others. This is further emphasized by the line 'Break tricks, I'm a playa fool,' indicating a cunning and strategic approach to navigating the streets.

The song also touches on the theme of violence and its omnipresence in this lifestyle. Lines like 'In, in, in yo fuckin' head, Droppin' that boy when then you dead' paint a vivid picture of the brutal reality where life can be taken in an instant. This stark portrayal of violence serves as a reminder of the constant danger that looms over those involved in this world. The repetition of 'Now I poppin' real slow, They don't like to pack a ton' suggests a sense of caution and the need to move carefully to avoid fatal consequences.

'Tired Of Problems' also highlights the weariness and fatigue that come with this lifestyle. The phrase 'Tired, of, problems' is a poignant expression of the exhaustion felt by those who are constantly battling against the odds. The mention of 'Leading hoes, drop my trap' and 'Shakin' the crew knockin' dimple thots' indicates the relentless pursuit of success and the toll it takes on individuals. NUEKI's portrayal of this world is both compelling and sobering, offering listeners a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by many.