“Ooh, Ay” is a flex with IQ — a high-energy, sharp-witted anthem that flips viral trap on its head. Inspired by the meme-heavy style of the Peter Griffin rap phenomenon, TDC takes that viral energy and injects it with college-grade lyricism, dense vocabulary, and surgical delivery.

The hook alone is made to hit hard:
"Ooh, ay, why you hating on my energy
I don't think you wanna be my enemy…"

TDC uses scientific terms, big words, and clever turns of phrase to outshine the competition — making haters irrelevant by outsmarting and outlasting them. One verse is delivered entirely with a stutter effect, playing with rhythm and flow in a way that’s fun, wild, and surprisingly polished.

Yet beneath the bars is a message of endurance: No matter who doubts me, I’m still winning.
"Ooh, Ay" is part celebration, part declaration — a nod to those who underestimated him and a wink to those wise enough to catch the depth behind the style.

This is for the thinkers, the trendsetters, the ones too bright to dim down. Smart can be fun — and this song proves it.

Ooh, Ay

West Coast bounce with bold charisma — Kidd Starr delivers cinematic bars and animated flow inspired by Ludacris’s larger-than-life style.

Ludacris _P-Poppin_ 2023

The Kidd (also known as THEKIDD) is a West Coast hip-hop and pop artist based in San Diego, California. Known for lyrical storytelling, mainstream-ready production, and high-energy performances.

Expressing Myself through, Lyrics and Music is my way of cooping in this world <3

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