Action Bronson is the most lovable sicko on planet earth.

Action Bronson links with Lil Yachty and Paul Wall for “TRICERATOPS,” a track that thrives on personality, chaos, and bars that feel pulled from three completely different planets. If you came looking for normal, you took the wrong exit.

Of course, “TRICERATOPS” comes with a weird beat. The production feels like a 1970s funky dating show theme colliding with Pac-Man sounds in a smoky basement.

Action Bronson opens the track exactly how you would expect, unloading random, off-the-wall bars with obnoxious confidence. One second, he is talking street business, the next, he is referencing eating mice and putting love juices in pages. Where the hell does he come up with these bars? They can’t actually be lived-in, right?

The baton gets passed to Lil Yachty in one of the smoothest transitions on the song, and he absolutely runs with it. He floats over the beat with confidence, touching on Molly, money, luxury taste, and tossing in a very controversial Charlie Kirk line that will definitely make some listeners rewind. In my opinion, he delivers the best verse on the track.

Paul Wall closes things out with a veteran presence. He sounds slightly off-kilter at times, but still brings punchy delivery and plenty of braggadocious energy. He may not be the most natural fit for the instrumental, yet he still finds moments to shine.

All in all, “TRICERATOPS” features elite rapping and wild personalities. You just have to understand the groove before it fully clicks.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.