Lyric

"Rap Star Diss" is a diss track created as a powerful counterattack against a certain mentally unstable rapper who repeatedly announces retirement and then immediately returns.
The song poses scathing questions about the rapper's inconsistency in saying he's quitting only to immediately return, his emotionally driven behavior, and the shallowness of constantly dissing others.
Terms like "the fastest-returning entertainment rapper in history," "just a gay man," and "mentally unstable rapper" sharply poke fun at his frivolous behavior and "just-want-attention" style of communication.
Furthermore, the discrepancy between superficial appearances and reality is explored as a theme, with criticism of the rapper's pretentious attitude of putting up a show by wearing flashy brand-name clothing and his pretentiousness in talking about receptions he's never been invited to.
Throughout, the core of the work is the calm, sarcastic stance of keeping a distance, without being swayed by the rapper's "false comeback story." The sound is composed of aggressive beats that combine Jersey Club and Drill, with fast tension and sharp snares that maximize the song's provocative energy.
The repeated "Gura/Gura Gura" phrase intensifies the club feel, and together with the exhilarating flow, the entire piece stands out even more.
In response to the instability of repeated "quitting and coming back,"
it is a sharp answer song that combines sarcasm and provocation, sonically expressing an attitude of "I can't put up with this anymore."