I Love My Choppa (feat. Rich The Kid)

Tay-K's song 'I Love My Choppa (feat. Rich The Kid)' is a raw and unfiltered dive into the world of street violence and gang culture. The 'choppa' in the song refers to a firearm, specifically an automatic weapon, which Tay-K personifies throughout the lyrics. By giving the weapon human-like qualities, such as arms and feet, and describing it as something that 'wakes up in the morning and it eats,' Tay-K creates a darkly romantic relationship with his gun. This personification underscores the deep connection and reliance he feels towards his weapon, almost as if it were a living companion.

The lyrics also reflect the harsh realities and the code of the streets. Tay-K mentions cruising with 'three bitches' and a 'yoppa,' indicating a lifestyle filled with danger and the constant presence of violence. The repeated line 'I love my choppa and I think it love me' suggests a mutual dependency between Tay-K and his weapon, highlighting how integral the gun is to his survival and identity. The reference to 'R-I-P Eazy-E' pays homage to the late rapper, connecting Tay-K's experiences to the broader history of gangsta rap and its themes of violence and street life.

Furthermore, the song delves into the psychological impact of this lifestyle. Tay-K describes himself as 'insane,' a trait he attributes to his parents, indicating a cycle of violence and instability. The line 'I’m EBK, I’ll put anything to sleep' reveals a ruthless, kill-or-be-killed mentality. The song's repetitive chorus emphasizes the inescapable bond between Tay-K and his choppa, painting a vivid picture of a life where violence is both a means of protection and a source of power.