Collier Doak's "Pink Punk" is about living life on the edge. The record comes in strong with electric guitar loops before transitioning to a more punk rock meets alternative rap vibe.
"Pink Punk" sees Collier Doak encouraging others to stop wasting their time by scrolling aimlessly on their cellphones. Instead, he advises them to practice being present. Rather than let the judgment get to him, Collier Doak lives carefree. Because he created his own destiny, the versatile artist has "copped a claim to fame."
Using a sophisticated flow, the MC spits,
"Why you on a screen/Baby maybe get ya head set straight/I don't wanna talk 'cause I'm takin' off the runway/Looking at the clock touch down with the fungshue."
As the drums emerge, he also informs others that nothing can faze him. They may have sour moods, but Collier Doak's reality is sweet.
"So pick your poison I'm ignoring/Catch em casting a spell/I make em hide ten times/Never going to jail/I pull a gun let em run/I've been posting my bail," he raps.
Further in the verse, he delivers these bars as well "Know that you can't stand me/I'm radically classy/Eyes lookin glassy/None can pass me."
As "Pink Punk" continues, Collier Doak reminds us why it's better to take everything at face value, whether good or bad. Hence the phrase, "c'est la vie." Subsequently, he switches the flow up and drops some lines about the results of hard work.
He declares, "The kid who slept through physics poppin' gum and printin' lyrics made a name put on a clinic/Here's my ass/You can kiss it." Overall, this magnificent record highlights how far one can go just by staying true to who they are.
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