Annotation workstation
Read rap lyrics like an analyst, not a chatbot.
Paste a song, build a normalized library, and surface references, allusions, and double meanings — each one an auditable claim with evidence, a confidence label, alternative readings, and the date it was true.
Get to work
Analyze a song
Submit artist, title, and lyrics to create a song and open its workspace.
Library
Browse the songs you’ve added and jump back into any workspace.
Catalog search
Find lines and annotations across your catalog with hybrid lexical and semantic matching.
Entities
Browse the people, places, and works your claims reference, with their resolved aliases.
Research boards
Save and revisit catalog searches as boards while you build a line of inquiry.
What you get per line
Evidence, not vibes
Every reading carries tiered sources — official credits outrank journalism, which outranks community theories.
Ambiguity preserved
Double meanings stay double. Alternative readings and counterpoints sit alongside the lead interpretation.
A skeptic pass
A dedicated stage tries to disprove each claim. Weak ones are hidden by default, so what you see has survived scrutiny.
Dated in time
A line can mean something new after later events — so each claim records the date it was interpreted as of.
A calm confidence ramp
Confidence is a label, not just a number. A claim is only confirmed when official, primary, or explicit evidence backs it — never on a high score alone.
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