Chrome – English Lyrics

• By: Chuckklez

Lyrics & Translation

Discover the dark and energetic world of Chuckklez, a horror artist blending trap metal with influences from gangsta rap, heavy metal, and death metal. Explore the unique sounds and inspirations behind his music, and delve into the story behind the artist's intriguing name, offering a glimpse into the raw energy and creativity that defines his work.

[English]

Popping that shit get your hit quick fast.

Niggas popping off and niggas stepping on the gas.

Pop that shit like I'm popping some gum.

Who the fuck you talking to ho? I ain't the one.

It's getting sticky sticky sticky.

Bitches getting sticky sticky sticky.

Bro's getting sticky sticky sticky.

Bitches getting sticky sticky sticky.

See I'm a West Side nigga from the zone.

Knock knock knock knock knocking at the door.

I keep them leave me so hip cause I came on my feet.

I don't give a fuck about pronouns I'm that nigga and that bitch.

He's getting sticky, sticky, sticky.

Bitches getting sticky, sticky, sticky.

Bro's getting sticky, sticky, sticky.

Get sticky, sticky, sticky.

Key Grammar Structures

• Popping that shit get your hit quick fast.

  ➔ Gerund as imperative

  ➔ The sentence begins with ""Popping"" (gerund) functioning as an imperative command, which is a colloquial structure omitting the standard imperative form.

• Niggas popping off and niggas stepping on the gas.

  ➔ Present continuous with parallel structure

  ➔ The line uses ""popping off"" and ""stepping on"" in present continuous tense (be + verb-ing), connected by ""and"" to create a parallel structure describing simultaneous actions.

• Pop that shit like I'm popping some gum.

  ➔ Imperative with simile

  ➔ The sentence begins with the imperative ""Pop"" followed by a simile introduced by ""like"" to compare two actions - popping shit and popping gum.

• Who the fuck you talking to ho? I ain't the one.

  ➔ Colloquial question formation and negation

  ➔ The question omits the auxiliary verb ""are"" (standard: "Who are you talking to?") and uses ""ain't"" as a colloquial negation of "am not/is not/are not" in the response.

• It's getting sticky sticky sticky.

  ➔ Present continuous with adjective repetition

  ➔ The structure uses present continuous ""It's getting"" followed by the adjective ""sticky"" repeated three times for emphasis and rhythmic effect.

• See I'm a West Side nigga from the zone.

  ➔ Discourse marker with simple present

  ➔ The sentence begins with ""See"" as a discourse marker to introduce information, followed by the simple present tense ""I'm"" (I am) to state identity.

• I don't give a fuck about pronouns I'm that nigga and that bitch.

  ➔ Negation with multiple identities

  ➔ The sentence uses negation ""don't give"" followed by a declaration of multiple identities using ""I'm that nigga and that bitch"" to express a complex self-identification.

• He's getting sticky, sticky, sticky.

  ➔ Third-person present continuous with repetition

  ➔ The structure uses third-person present continuous ""He's getting"" with the adjective ""sticky"" repeated three times for emphasis and rhythmic effect.