Next Levels
King Geedorah Lyrics

1, 2 1, 2 yes
King Gheedra is getting ready to start rapping and is checking the microphone by saying '1, 2, 1, 2'.

Yo, it's King Gheedra, combined with the forces of nine ether
King Gheedra is introducing himself as an artist that is drawing on the power of 'nine ether', a reference to a concept in black consciousness and mysticism.

Blowing woofers and tweeters, shaking syllable meaning
King Gheedra is stating that his music is so powerful that it shakes the very meaning of syllables and can blow out speakers.

Disaster's cataclysmic, mystic natural, it's about time
King Gheedra is saying that disaster is a natural occurrence that has been mystified and that it's about time to bring some substance to the music scene.

We hit you with some substance that's actual
King Gheedra is promising to bring actual substance to hip-hop music.

I got a gift call, hip-hop prophecy, says 2003
King Gheedra is referencing a prophecy that he believes says that in 2003, hip-hop music will no longer be dominated by 'jiggy MCs' (rappers influenced by pop music).

Ends the reign of the jiggy MC
King Gheedra thinks that the prophecy means that hip-hop music will no longer be influenced by pop music.

No more roaming on this planet like scavengers
King Gheedra believes that the end of 'jiggy MC' reign will stop rappers from constantly searching for success and fame like scavengers.

Sciences broke the code of the Gregorian calendar
King Gheedra is referencing science's ability to uncover the secrets of time and to understand the universe.

Define laws and space in time, trying to trace my lines
King Gheedra is talking about how science is defining laws and discovering new things, while he is focusing on creating music and paving his own path.

Hold up, respect the architect
King Gheedra is telling people to respect him for his artistic creativity and talent.

Digital rollin', my whole crew roll with VS
King Gheedra's crew is rolling with him and they all have Versace (VS) clothes.

Type to master this whole universe in three steps
King Gheedra has a lot of confidence and believes that he and his crew can master the universe in just three steps.

We stretch across the equator with something major
King Gheedra's music is major and has the ability to reach and connect with people on a global scale.

Universal rhyme tones, tamper with ya time zone
King Gheedra's music has a universal message and can affect people's perception of time across different time zones.

Minds blown by the millions jus' for the feeling
King Gheedra's music is causing people's minds to be blown and people love the feeling it brings them.

Hip-hop, it just don't stop until I make a killing
King Gheedra is expressing his commitment to hip-hop and won't stop until he achieves success.

Nah, I'm kidding, but for real, the world ain't the same no more
King Gheedra is saying that the world has changed and things are different now, but he's not kidding about his commitment to music.

Take your life to next level or remain no more
King Gheedra is telling people to take their lives to the next level, or else they will remain stagnant.

Well, I'm colliding with the mind of a survivor
King Gheedra is saying that he is coming in contact with people who have the mindset of survivors.

Surviving, uncover the time brother
King Gheedra is encouraging people to survive and to uncover the secrets of time and the universe.

The high volume white collar high styling
King Gheedra is saying that he and his crew are high volume and have a lot of style.

Verge jocking the side, dodgin' mirages
King Gheedra is referencing people who are following his every move and the obstacles he has to dodge to succeed.

Conquer the vibe, hunger lurks
King Gheedra is saying that he wants to conquer the vibe and that hunger is always lurking.

Nine to five work saga, God bless the life
King Gheedra is referencing the daily grind and the importance of being blessed in life.

Father trife, crawl for the light, pounding the globe on sight
King Gheedra is referencing his father's rough life and how he has to struggle to find the light. He is also referencing his own efforts to succeed on a global stage.

Vocal pimpin', it's throat
King Gheedra is saying that he is selling his voice and music, like a pimp.

So you know how we go down yo
King Gheedra is saying that people know how he and his crew operate.

Struck from the ghetto yo, medal throw
King Gheedra's music is made from the experiences of growing up in the ghetto and is like a medal to show his achievement.

Settle the dough, live showbiz
King Gheedra wants to settle his money and is ready for live performances.

The cannonball, weapon, men and arms
King Gheedra's music is like a weapon and can bring people together.

Four section, super intelligence, balance
King Gheedra's crew has four sections, including super intelligence and balance.

Benevolent, stinging nettle medicine
King Gheedra's crew is benevolent and their music is like a medicine that can hurt (like a stinging nettle) but ultimately heal.

Crouch tiger, dragon, craftmatic
King Gheedra's crew is skilled and dangerous (like a tiger and dragon) and can also be precise (like a craftmatic machine).

Watch ya back, if, catch this
King Gheedra is warning people to watch their backs if they catch his music.

Fascist through the atlas, first class diplomatic status
King Gheedra can travel around the world easily and has first class diplomatic status.

Stagma flag, overstanding the plan
King Gheedra is referencing a flag that represents a culture that understands the big plan of the universe.

Bar skin, then a [unverified] streets watch timex clocks
King Gheedra is saying that some people are tough enough to survive on the streets and have to be alert and watch their time.

[Unverified] punchless [unverified] on the dot five
This line is difficult to understand and may be a reference to a time when people were not getting paid enough for their work.

Minutes to rot
Time is passing quickly and people need to make the most of their time before it's too late!

So we blew blocks, crews
King Gheedra and his crew are blowing up buildings and making their mark in the music industry.

It's old news how we do
King Gheedra's success is no surprise because people know how he and his crew operate and make music.

I'm a drop one rhyme
King Gheedra is dropping his last rhyme.

For every time, I cross the thin line
King Gheedra has been crossing boundaries and challenging the norms of the music industry.

Between yours and mine, see, it's part of my design, shifting paradigm
King Gheedra is saying that his music is different from others and he's always trying to shift the paradigm.

Yin and yang combined, must be out ya mind
King Gheedra is referencing the union of two opposites, the yin and yang, and thinks that people who don't understand this concept are crazy.

Thinking star would never shine
King Gheedra is saying that some people don't believe in themselves and don't think they can succeed (like a star that never shines).

Pops duke, focus with a hawk's eye view
King Gheedra is referencing his dad and how he has a focused, eagle-eye view of the world.

I'm all that, a plaintain, and some Ital stew
King Gheedra is confident in himself and is referencing a popular Jamaican dish that he enjoys (plaintains and Ital stew).

Gettin' spine ache, British, ATL upon this
King Gheedra is referencing how his music is making people excited and even causing them to have spine aches. He is also referencing his British and Atlanta roots.

Even avitronic figures be thumpin' off over this verbal elixir
Even imaginary figures are getting excited about King Gheedra's music and are dancing.

Magnetic attraction, raw, nearly Jacksons
King Gheedra's music has a magnetic attraction and is raw and powerful, like the Jackson 5.

Straight open in the caption, here comes the Hix and Braxton's
King Gheedra is open and direct in his lyrics, and referencing Hix and Braxton's, two musical families.

Lyrical contraction, delivery reaction, it started with a passion
King Gheedra's music contains powerful lyrics that generate reactions, and it all started with his passion for music.

That's just the way it had been, raw with umbilical cords strapped
King Gheedra's music is raw and is tied to his roots and upbringing, much like his umbilical cord.

A corpse, won't drop a curse, while mustard hit this spouse?
This line is hard to interpret, but it may be referencing how people are not willing to put themselves out there in the music industry.

Sharp with a needle, try to reach the people
King Gheedra's music is sharp and focused on reaching and connecting with people.

Ya'll fiending for the sequel and the beat's not even EQ'd
People are already excited for a sequel to King Gheedra's music even though it hasn't been perfected or balanced (EQ'd).

We have a snake to catch
King Gheedra is referencing his and his crew's work to catch and deal with the snakes (enemies) in the music industry.