Body (remix) (feat. Russ Millions & Fivio Foreign, Buni, ZT, E1, Darkoo, Bugzy Malone & Arrdee)

Tion Wayne's 'Body (remix)' is a braggadocious track that combines elements of UK drill and rap to create a hard-hitting anthem. The song features a variety of artists, each bringing their own style and lyrical prowess to the table. The lyrics are filled with references to women, street life, and the artists' success in the music industry. The repeated mention of women with different backgrounds ('English girl named Fiona, African girl, Adeola') and their physical attributes ('Body-ody shaped like cola') is a common trope in hip-hop, used here to flaunt the artists' appeal and desirability.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and street credibility. Phrases like 'Man, I'm still up on the roads, could've left' and 'Still chattin' to my bros on the tech'' suggest that despite their success, they remain connected to their roots and their original circle. The artists' nonchalant attitude towards danger and confrontation ('What, you wanna get smoked? Cigarette') showcases a fearless and defiant stance, which is often glorified in the genre.

Cultural references and wordplay are abundant in the track, with nods to footballers ('Know man since Bergkamp and Zola') and clever metaphors ('Gun lean get shot from the backseat'). The song's aggressive tone, combined with its catchy hook and beat, make it a powerful statement of the artists' dominance in the scene. The remix, with its diverse lineup, also highlights the unity and competitive spirit within the UK rap community.