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Let God sort them out by clips as Dysex's best rap album of 2025.

And to celebrate this near perfect project, I'm breaking down 10 of its most impressive

and complex lyrical passages, beginning with push-a-tees, opening

four lines on So Be It. CL-I-P-S-E-E-E-B-A-B-L-V. I can show you how to bust a brick if you let me. I'm on a gram like a fete. Switch is ready. She leaning on Celine, because she ain't stepping into step-e catch ya. Push begins spelling out Clips's name, C-L-I-P-S-E, then adds EtP-P-P-P-F-E, as in the album's producer Farrell.

Using French nods to the fact the song and album was recorded at Louis Vuitton's headquarters in France.

But EtPie is also a homophone for Eppy, Louis Vuitton's signature epi leather, used on jackets

currently designed under Ferell's creative direction.

This leads into 8-ball LV.

Given the Epey leather reference, Push here is invoking the iconic 8-ball leather jackets popular

in early 90s hip-hop.

At the same time, 8-ball is slaying for an eighth of an ounce of cocaine.

Setting up the next line, I can show you how to bust a brick if you let me. A brick is a kilo of

cocaine, and busting it down means breaking it into smaller units like eight balls. I monogram like

confetti, switches ready, continues both motifs and adds a third. On one level, he's referencing Louis Vuitton's

famous monogram print, scattered like confetti. But monogram also contains the word gram,

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