Psycho Pass

Xavier Wulf's 'Psycho Pass' is a raw and unapologetic anthem of self-reliance and defiance. The song opens with Wulf asserting his dominance and fearlessness, stating that he isn't worried about any threats. This sets the tone for the rest of the track, where he emphasizes his independence and disdain for those who try to bring him down. The imagery of leaving an adversary 'like a tip' and twisting them 'like a hip' showcases his readiness to confront any challenges head-on, while the act of smoking a blunt alone signifies his preference for solitude and self-sufficiency.

Throughout the song, Wulf makes it clear that he raps not for fame or approval but to express himself and let others hear his truth. He dismisses those who try to associate with him without genuine intentions, using metaphors like hitting the road 'like a motherfucking deer' to illustrate his rejection of insincere people. The mention of burning incense because his brain likes the smell adds a personal touch, hinting at his need for mental peace amidst the chaos.

The latter part of the song delves into Wulf's lifestyle and his tight-knit circle. He describes his disdain for the police and his preference for staying indoors, away from trouble. The references to East Memphis streets and the constant presence of law enforcement paint a picture of a harsh environment that he navigates with caution. The camaraderie with his friends, as they smoke blunts and swerve out together, highlights the importance of loyalty and trust within his inner circle. The closing lines, where he mentions Master Roshi and Hollow Squad Blunts, reinforce his identity and the unbreakable bond with his crew, ending the song on a note of unwavering solidarity.