Black M slips back into his mischievous alter ego “Black Shady” and opens fire on the rap game in this fierce fourth installment. The track feels like a stand-up roast set to a booming beat: flops are mocked, fake streaming numbers are exposed, and flashy SUVs get repossessed in his lyrics. Name-drops fly at lightning speed (from Wejdene to Koba LaD), painting a chaotic picture of artists who lost their hunger, chased trends like zumba-rap, and forgot the gritty roots that first won over fans. Black Shady is the voice in the back of the room yelling, “The emperor has no clothes,” gleefully calling out vanity, recycled flows, and industry betrayals.
Beneath the punchlines, the song doubles as a cautionary tale about fame’s short shelf life. Black M warns that streaming stats can crown you today and bury you tomorrow, that entourages disappear the moment concert halls empty, and that chasing diamonds or luxury watches means little if the music lacks soul. There is frustration, yes, but also a wake-up call: remember who you are, keep your craft sharp, and do not trade authenticity for quick clicks. Black Shady, Pt. 4 is both a sharp-tongued diss track and a mirror held up to an industry obsessed with numbers over artistry.