Rubbin off the Paint

Birmingham, Alabama-based rapper YBN Nahmir blew up with this freestyle, which was accompanied by his first ever music video.

Free Lil Tay, know he keep a 'K. but he not Tay-K I up the chop and let it blow him, watch this bitch heat his face The lyric caused more than a few eyebrows to be raised as it seemed Nahmir was dissing fellow southern teen rapper Lil Tay, who was facing a murder charge. However the Birmingham rhymer told Genius he didn't intend any beef. "When I made this song, I was I messing around on YouTube," he explained. "My brother here just got locked up on a gun charge. That's why I was like, 'Free Latay no you keep a K when not Tay Kay.' Tay Kay was popping at the time, so I was like, 'They probably gonna think I'm talking about Tay Kay.' I say, 'Free Latay,' but I had to put that in there. I was just searching for beats on YouTube and I found it, and I went crazy. I put everything that was going on in my life in that song. I was basically talking s--t in that song. I was just talking my s--t."

But I'm that nigga, I won't ever change, rubbin' off the paint Smokin' dank, got a Uzi in my lap, I let it bang. The song title is a term used for scratching serial numbers off weapons. Serial numbers are scratched off to avoid the risk of having a bullet casing tracked back to the firearm it was shot from.