Shaquille O’Neal toots his own horn a lot.
1999 WRITE THE FUTURE dropped one of the best albums of the year with Hella (??????????) ? ? ?º·?. One of the standout elements of this project is its impressive lineup of guest appearances. As you scour through it, you’ll encounter features from Rick Ross, Conway The Machine, Westside Gunn, Rich Brian, and more. Recently, the collective teamed up with yet another big name: Shaquille O’Neal. Together, they created the explosive track “Raw I Know I Got It.”
Only baller that’ll go fucking platinum
Shaquille O’Neal in “Raw I Know I Got It
If you count my points and rebounds quadruple platinum
Got two retired jerseys in two different cities
I’m still waiting on that call from the Orlando Magic
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If you’ve watched Inside The NBA over the past few years, you know that Shaquille O’Neal loves to talk about himself. In “Raw You Know I Got It,” he does just that. Throughout the song, Shaq reflects on his dominance on the court and the global respect he commands. He also touches on the pain he still feels regarding Kobe Bryant’s death and mentions his desire to rename the LA Sparks to the Gigis, with Chuck (Charles Barkley) coaching them to a championship.
Shaq sounds like the ultimate bad guy in “Raw I Know I Got It.” Backed by a soulful, hard-hitting beat, he delivers his egocentric bars with a villainous voice that could intimidate the likes of Rudy Gobert. While there are a few punchlines that stand out, it’s his commanding presence and powerful lyrics that truly make this track memorable.
Give “Raw I Know I Got It” a shot below.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
