What makes a man, a man? What makes a man a king, or a king a god? According to Roy-LT, it all has to do with savoir-faire, the ability to say or do the right thing at the right time. This is what Roy-LT claims separates him from the rest. Following in a long tradition of Bronx-styled battle rappers comes the rapper, Roy-LT, a self-styled demigod of sorts. He epitomizes the essence of the original, ghetto, flavor, so native to the Bronx hiphop world.

Roy-LT who grew up in the Bronx, listening to original old school classics, such as Whodini, Kurtis Blow, Run-DMC, Cool Moe D, Rakim, and KRS-1, feels that he "has something to add to the legacy of hiphop." The environment he grew up in, instilled in him a love for hiphop music and its culture. He closely identifies himself with the "old school flavor." Rappers came with that hiphop rebel mentality and threw the truth in your face whether you liked it or not."

Roy-LT prides himself on his lyrical abilities, which he delivers with force, yet universal appeal. He feels that the lyrics are an important aspect in his music. "People want to hear phat beats...beats that could move them, but they also want phat lyrics that could move the mind too." As a result Roy-LT provides a sophisticated blend of lyrics, mixing slang with rhetoric. His clever use of quips, puns, and banter, to convey his message, is a breath of fresh air to the rap industry.