MICXILL in ONE LINE

“Just sippin’ diesels and puffin durries with my crows at the Nightwatch and white walkers in a hurry” 

                                                     - Micxill, Game of Thrones Rap (unreleased)

"Let it bounce like a trampoline or a jumping jack" 

                                                    - Gimme This, Micxill (released. Listen here)                                                           

meaning: Finally!! Micxill has released his single and put something out there! Check it out at the link above. Micxill delivers his verses in his classic style blending fluid flow, lyrical skill and having a complex rhyme scheme but complimented by a simple, easy and fun chorus. Simple? Easy? Fun? This is really unusual for him!

I guess he's trying to meet the middle ground between 'pop' and 'rap' with this one. He wants people to bounce like trampolines and jumping jacks because clearly.. those items make you bounce while breaking a sweat. Which is the clear intention of this chorus. 

"Everybody playin' roulette in fear, these musical chairs, some get left behind others get trophies and souvenirs"

                                                                           - Minute, Micxill (unreleased)  

                                                                - Games of Chance, David Chestnutt

"my medicine is soda-pop, realness is photoshopped, micx ill invades homes like Goldilocks" 

                                    - Gimme This Gimme That, Micxill (unreleased) 

GOLDILOCKS: Most wanted but discharged without conviction as three bears were illegal immigrants anyway and deported by authorities to keep our country safe. 

meaning: Micxill stays subtle and smooth with this line. He discreetly hints at ideas of consumer behaviour, manufactured authenticity and the tragic reality of social dynamics.

He believes that people don't want vegetables but they want fast-food and candy. Easily digestible. You got to give the people what they want and not broccoli. Yuck! His presumption is that society is plagued with moral disease and he's got the cure and is willing to administer this medicine which is flavoursome, tasteful and soda pop. Yum. 

Authenticity is non-existent. Credibility doesn't matter. Identity is defined by brands, materials and meeting standards of beauty constructed by mainstream. Representations, images and icons may appear and purport to be real but behind the veil there is deliberate thought taken to tailor that representation to meet mainstream preferences. The disingenuous is repackaged and branded to be genuine and its bought into. Nice. 

With the ideas already discussed so far, it now leads us to Goldilocks. A 'pretty' woman (blonde, blue eyed, slim, caucasian) and most would agree to be unsuspecting. She wasn't trespassing but she was lost and wandering. She wasn't stealing because she was hungry. She wasn't vandalising because the poor girl was tired and needed somewhere to rest. Micxill believes a Trojan horse shouldn't be dressed in a hoodie or wearing a beanie but covered in mayonnaise, honey and milk. It's easily accepted and culturally fitting to further his interests for market penetration. 

"Its never spic and shine, grit and grind, with a heavy spine til' the finish line, but could you smile with a diminished mind?" 

                                                               - Micxill, Coup D'etat (unreleased) 

                                                              Exploration of Insanity - River Hunt 

trail blaze from a leap of faith 

                                                               - Micxill, Coupe D'etat (unreleased)      

Hellhounds on my trail man... hellhounds on my trail but... Gotta do what I do that I do best... even if I had strings under duress...

                                                             - Micxill, No Flashes (unreleased)

                                                       - Random drawing I found on the net

Gotta get past and strive to the end date... should I cut my losses or just take mine like a Russell template?

                                                                  - Micxill, Get Past (unreleased) 

meaning:  Despite Micxill being non-sense most of the time, this line does hold some witty and clever weight. "Cutting your losses" is a decision by anyone, caught in a troubling and impossible situation, to accept that they've lost something and are moving forward without losing anymore. This will be an important decision in relationships, business and professional relationships.

However in this instance Micxill appears to subvert the notion of 'losses' and is instead using 'losses' to his own advantage. He is referring to the "Russell Tax Avoidance Template" in this regard. Without getting into the specific details of the template, it was basically a tax arrangement whereby a collection of associated 'loss-making companies' (owned by Mr Russell himself) were used to carry forward their 'tax losses' against 'profit-making companies' to minimize the tax liability of those profit making companies i.e. enabling those profiteering companies to pay less tax. With this in mind, this is what Micxill means by using any losses he incurs to his own advantageous gain and still coming out on top. 

I'm not a rugged G, neither indie or hipster... but if you like the double D's, then Ima drink wit' ya 

                                                       - Micxill, Diesels & Durries (unreleased)

                                                      meaning: I think Micxill believes everyone from all walks of life can unite together when it comes to consuming diesels and durries. For him there's no such thing as classicism, racism, sexism or fashionism when it comes to a social gathering celebrating diesels and durries... but are you serious Micxill? What the hell!

Diesels and durries is my arm and fist

                                                     - Micxill, Diesels and durries (unreleased)

                                 meaning: I would never think Micxill would relegate himself to an act of immaturity by writing his "Diesels and Durries" song, but it seems he truly worships the enjoyment of these combinations (but lets not forget his reference of 'destructive habits' and being acquainted with alcohol abuse in a few of his songs). He tries to compare the power of diesels and durries to the symbol of the 'clenched fist', 'arm and hammer' or 'arm and sickle'. These symbols represent unity, strength and collective will. Hmmm, this is an outrageous call from Micxill as the image of the clenched fist, arm and hammer or arm and sickle is popularly known to represent political and national movements against oppressive regimes. So his attempt to compare diesels & durries to the clenched fist is an insult. An absolute act of ignorance! Godamn Micxill, you for real?  

Tits and ass, sex will sell. Goddamitt, I'm mad as hell! Ima go nerd, grab my wand to kill these cats when I cast these spells!... avada kedavra, wingardium leviosa, crucio, imperio then blow your heads off with toasters 

                                                          - Micxill, Gone Insane (unreleased)

                                                                        - Artwork by: Che Ebrahim 

meaning: Micxill is pissed off and frustrated with whats considered as cool (ass, tits, sex, cars, clothes, shoes) in society, particularly prevalent in the young adolescent youth culture. So he decides to go nerdy and geeky by slaughtering those who propagate these ideas/values by casting Harry Potter death spells (with the exception of wingardium leviosa) onto them. According to the line, he appears to perform this combo in the following order - he will instantly kill them first (avada kedavra) levitate their body in the air (wingardium leviosa) even though they are dead, and he is angry as fuck, he will further mutilate them (crucio) and then make them blow their heads off with a pistol through controlling their limp bodily limbs (imperio). Is rapping Harry Potter death spells cool or what?? Mwahaha. 

"... even if I put my shit in a 4 x 5 frame, all you chumps can stare but can't feel my pain" 

                                                              - Micxill, Dead Weight (unreleased)

meaning: an audience can stand by and admire art and be entertained or fascinated by it but may not be able to personally comprehend and feel the initial emotions that created it in the first place, thus "art imitates life". 

When reality grips, then my personality splits... between a lyrical vandalist and an Atticus Finch

                                                - Micxill, This Game called Life (unreleased) 

meaning: An individual in conflict with a division of mind and contrasting personalities that's resulted from extensive and intensive periods of hardship, struggling to attain multiple goals on opposite sides of the spectrum. Is this ambitious or unrealistic? He admits his lyrical caliber to be that of a vandalist - deconstructive and extroverted. But at the same time he tries to remain similar to Atticus Finch, whom was the criminal defence lawyer for Tom Robinson in "To Kill a Mockingbird" (he always calls its "Tequilla Mockingbird".... lol but thats pretty good) a fictional character representing morality, integrity and fairness.   

"... need a slight glimmer of hope, in lifes' slippery slopes, liquor and smokes is helpin' me cope, check it" 

                                                                  - Micxill, Broke Day (unreleased)

meaning: hoping for the best while coping with unpredictable detriments in life by occasionally escaping through destructive habits. 

"Rogue renegades that you couldn't medicate, trail blaze from a leap of faith" 

                                                              - Micxill, Dead Weight (unreleased) 

meaning: The strong willed, or can easily be perceived as insane/crazy, people that society outcasted from or couldn't accomodate within their norms but instead these rogues believed in themselves and ventured out to set trends and precedents to smash records and find new ground to build their empires on, going against popular beliefs. 

"Raised from the bottom pit, I'm hella bent, now I wish that I never went, to the criss-cross when the clocks hit top" 

                                                                     - Micxill, Get Past (unreleased) 

meaning: regretting an incident that transacted on cross roads at midnight. 

"Walking between raindrops and throwing molotov cocktails" 

                                                              - Micxill, Dead Weight (unreleased) 

meaning: overcoming adversity and protesting (or going) against the odds.