Stay on Your Grind (Screwed)

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The Hustler's Anthem: Staying on Your Grind

“Stay on Your Grind (Screwed)” by Southpark Mexican is a gritty, unfiltered anthem that delves into the life of a hustler. The song's repetitive chorus, “Stay on your grind,” serves as a mantra, urging listeners to remain focused and persistent in their endeavors, despite the challenges they may face. This message is universal, resonating with anyone striving to achieve their goals, but it is particularly poignant within the context of street life and the hustle culture that Southpark Mexican represents.

In the first verse, Southpark Mexican paints a vivid picture of the hustler's lifestyle, filled with drugs, fast women, and the constant grind. The imagery of “smoke like broke down mufflas” and “hotels with the beds with brass poles” highlights the chaotic and often dangerous environment in which he operates. Despite the chaos, there is a sense of camaraderie and resilience among his crew, as they navigate the highs and lows together. The reference to Ritchie Valens, a rock and roll icon, underscores the aspiration to shine and succeed against all odds.

The second verse shifts to a more personal narrative, reflecting on Southpark Mexican's journey from a struggling youth to a successful artist. He reminisces about his early days, breaking stereotypes as the only Mexican in his school and surviving the crack epidemic. The line “The game will eat your ass up if you let it” serves as a stark reminder of the harsh realities of street life. Yet, his determination to stay true to himself and his roots is evident, as he proudly represents his community and maintains his authenticity.

In the final verse, Southpark Mexican emphasizes the importance of financial stability and self-reliance. He speaks of building his house on a solid foundation, both literally and metaphorically, and reflects on his past struggles with a sense of triumph. The mention of player haters and the need for revenge highlights the ongoing challenges and conflicts that come with success. However, his focus remains on staying on his grind, pushing forward, and achieving his goals. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the central message: to succeed, one must stay dedicated and relentless in their pursuit.

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