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Saucyyoda
"Return of the Douche"
Definitely an original, Saucyyoda mixes hip-hop with a punk
rock attitude á la G.G. Allin. Her rhymes are spit fire and
unique. Her backing tracks are whimsical and quirky, yet
hip. Lyrically, she bridges on insane, yet comes off
intelligent...maybe even genius. (They say there is a fine
line between genius and insanity.) For example, on "Pube
Service," she raps, "If I was a pube I'd be in the food on top
of your plate/Stuck to your chin from the din-din/you ate in
front of your date/The one you hate/and vise-versa did not
mean to hurt your ego/Why don't we go to a place called the
pube on my face is evil/How'd you like your taco hand fed
through a burrito?" However, Saucyyoda can be surprisingly
insightful. On "Lickety Split," a song about a girl named
Cherry (clever sundae reference), she raps, "Cherry has an
open mind when it comes to men/She looks deep inside to
find the what's within/One day she found a man made of
tin/With a heart full of sin and soul full of coal/He reached
deep in her bin it was her heart that he stole/With a soul full
of coal and a heart full of sin/Cherry knows now she has to
look deep within/To find the right man not no klutz or
chicken." Other album highlights include, "Garbage Pail Kid,"
"White Lies," and "Slimeball Driveby." Move over Lady
Sovereign...
Saucyyoda kicks Uranus!