Jessie Murph is a singer/songwriter who is best known for gaining a large following on social media apps like TikTok. She released a new hip-hop/rap album July 18th, 2025, titled “Sex Hysteria.”
The album has a total of 15 songs, lasting around 42 minutes. In this album I was looking for stories within the songs and meaningful lyrics that can easily resonate with someone. I also looked for more basic things like catchiness and how well the song flowed.
The first song is called “Gucci Mane,” and the song is decent. It’s not on the beat and the lyrics don’t flow well. For example, she says; “I would rather not throw him right under the bus, though I used to wish someday that he’d get hit by that bus.” This lyric doesn’t rhyme, and it sounds like very little effort was put into it.

The next song is “1965,” which gives a false representation of women and life back in the 60’s. Women in the 1960’s were dealing with discrimination like wage gap between men and women and that women were expected to stay at home and be housewives to men. It feels as though Jessie Murph is romanticizing this lifestyle, and it encourages a sexist and outdated mindset. “I want you to want me, I think I’d give up a few rights” is a lyric that is incredibly offensive to a lot of women, especially women who work every day towards making things more equal and giving women more rights.
A lot of other songs on this album gave those same vibes and feelings of “what was she thinking when she wrote this?” However, some songs that break that pattern and have catchy lyrics that aren’t very controversial, and flow nicely are “Couldn’t Be Worse,” “Bad As The Rest,” “Ain’t But a Thing,” and “The Man That Came Back”.
Overall, I do not recommend the album. I think a good album should have more meaningful songs with lyrics that flow better with the beat, and not much of this album was able to achieve that.