Beat ‘im up! Jump in that bitch like YA!
Where ya mom at, nigga?
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The Keem chorus was inspired by Baby Keem’s Family Matters featuring Kendrick Lamar. I heard the horns on this instrumental and felt compelled to beat someone up. I understand where jit was coming from.
This is one of my favorite album covers, too. It shows someone getting stomped out, and there’s a militant theme from the army fatigues.
Stomp Man, Stomp Man, yeah, that’s me
Crease my Jordans moonwalkin
Well established, LLC
Cross me, hear the goons talkin’
Keem is driven by a high energy, aggressive delivery. The horns are triumphant, the bass is boomin’, and the bars are food for thought. At the heart of Keem is a message to embrace individuality and dispense with pretense. Sort of ironic considering how the chorus was created, but there you have it.