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Aldnoah.Zero Lyrics

Uh-uh, Uh, Uh-uh, Uh, Uh-uh, Uh-uh
The song begins with a repetitive, rhythmic sequence of sounds that introduce the upcoming lyrics.

Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
The repetition of these sounds creates an upbeat and catchy rhythm that sets the tone for the rest of the song.

Uh, uh, uh
These sounds maintain the song's rhythm and energy, leading up to the first verse.

Uh, uh, yeah
This brief pause in the rhythm sets up the first line of the verse with a note of confidence and attitude.

I walk out the mall with like a hundred on me (Like a hun')
The artist is revealing their financial success by boasting the amount of money they carry with them after shopping.

I ain't out of gas I ain't running on E (I don't run)
The singer is communicating their ability to keep going, to keep pushing forward without rest, without slowing down. They don't run out of motivation, like a car that doesn't run out of petrol.

Bitch you be talking why you running from me (Why you run)
The singer is asking someone why they are talking about them behind their back while avoiding confrontation in person, suggesting they are two-faced or cowardly.

All these people talking they ain't fucking with me (Yuh)
The artist is proclaiming their superiority and confidence, insisting that no one can match them or stand up to them in any way.

Expensive vision with these Cartier frames (With these frames)
The artist is signaling their wealth and style by referencing their designer eyeglass frames from Cartier.

And people talking but I know that they some lames (Know that they some lames)
The artist is dismissing those who gossip about them as unworthy or uncool.

You say you'll hold it down watch how quick you change (Watch how quick you change)
The singer is warning someone that they'll reveal their true colors or betray them soon, justifying their lack of trust and skepticism.

And I done felt the shit, felt the tears in the rain (Felt the tears in the rain)
The artist is revealing their emotional pain and struggles, suggesting that they've cried but kept it hidden, like tears in the rain.

Uh, I heard they on to me
The singer is acknowledging that others are talking about them in a negative or suspicious way.

I'm what I'm tryna be
The singer is stating that they are working hard to become the person they want to be, with all the physical and mental capabilities they desire.

I'm moving silently
The singer is suggesting that they are making moves and taking action without making a lot of noise or drawing attention to themselves.

Get my bands privately
The artist is telling the listener that they are making money and accumulating wealth in a secretive, private manner.

Wonder what the hype gon' be
The artist is curious about how their actions and success will be perceived by others, suggesting that they may be seeking validation or approval.

I keep that mic on me
The singer is referencing their musical talent and ambition, insisting that they always carry a microphone to be ready to perform or record at any time.

And why you lie to me
The singer is questioning someone's honesty and integrity, suggesting that they've been betrayed or deceived in some way.

That's my fucking bro
The artist is affirming their close friendship with someone they consider a 'bro,' using profanity for emphasis and intensity.

And he keep a pole (Yuh)
The artist is revealing that their friend is armed with a gun or other weapon, suggesting that they are prepared for any danger or conflict that may arise. 'Yuh' is a sound effect used to accentuate this statement.

And we ain't no hoes (Yuh)
The artist is positioning themselves and their friend as tough, fearless, and unafraid, using 'Yuh' again to show confidence and strength.

You know how it goes (Yuh)
The singer is suggesting that the listener already knows about their lifestyle, habits, and mentality, using 'Yuh' a third time to emphasize this point.

I ball like the pros (Yuh)
The artist is comparing themselves to professional athletes or successful people who 'ball' or achieve highly, again using 'Yuh' to add weight to their assertion.

I do what I'm supposed
The singer is stating that they are fulfilling expectations, following paths of success, and achieving their potential in life.

Want, ya, ya, ya
This is a brief interjection in the song that maintains the rhythm and energy. It has no particular meaning.

I walk out the bank got it on me
The singer is describing another instance of being wealthy and successful, this time implying they just withdrew a lot of cash from the bank and are carrying it with them.

I got all the bank, why they on me
The artist is questioning why others are envious or curious about their financial success.

I been getting big and I'm a titan just like Sonnie (Sonnie)
The artist is comparing themselves to the legendary and massive titans of mythology, implying that they too are powerful, influential, and unstoppable. 'Sonnie' is possibly a reference to the animated series 'Love, Death & Robots,' in which a character becomes a titanic monster named Sonnie.

Bitch I'm balling hard 2K just like Ronnie (Ronnie)
The singer is referencing the popular basketball video game NBA 2K and a famous player named Ronnie2K to suggest that they are highly skilled at basketball and successful in life. They also use profanity to add emphasis and attitude.

No, I ain't from no hood but I'm splashing just like Rodney (Rodney)
The singer is revealing that they are not from an urban area or a dangerous neighborhood, but that they still carry themselves with style and swag, like a famous rapper named Rodney. They also use profanity again for emphasis.

This a SRT, no I don't rock with no Masi' (Masi')
The artist is referring to a high-performance car model from Dodge called the SRT, and stating that they don't mess with or drive a Maserati, another luxury car brand that's seen as less impressive. 'Masi'' is a shortened version of 'Maserati.'

These people talking 'bout lil Soko, my bro catch a body (Body)
The artist is acknowledging that their friend 'Soko' has committed a violent crime, possibly murder, and that others are gossiping or discussing it, adding to their street credibility. They use 'Body' to accentuate this claim.

Worried bout myself, I don't worry bout nobody
The artist is emphasizing their self-reliance and independence, stating that they only care about themselves and their own goals, not the opinions or actions of others.

And people talking bout me but I really don't reply b
The singer is confirming that they are aware that others are gossiping or spreading rumors about them, but that they don't engage in petty arguments or try to defend themselves.

And everything I do, I do for me not for society
The artist is revealing their individualistic mindset, insisting that everything they accomplish, all the success they achieve and the wealth they accumulate, is for their own benefit and not because of societal expectations or norms.

My gang gone as fuck and we ain't going for sobriety
The singer is referring to their group of friends as a 'gang' and proclaiming that they are extreme in their behavior, looking for partying and thrills over sober, boring lifestyles.

You know I got that shit, if these pussies keep on trying me
The singer is warning that they have the means and the strength to fight back if anyone challenges them or provokes them. They also use profanity to assert their dominance.

Ok, rocking all these brands
The singer is stating that they have a lot of clothing and accessory brands that they wear, suggesting that they are fashionable and trendy.

I'ma count all these bands
The artist is telling the listener that they are going to count all the money they've earned and accumulated from their success and hard work.

Oh, not quietly
The artist is indicating that their money counting won't be a secret or a low-key activity, but something done with pride and vigor.

I'm killing shit
The singer is using violent language to suggest that they are dominating, overpowering, or destroying anything that stands in their way or challenges them.

I think I might get a lil' notoriety
The singer is suggesting that their success and fame are growing to a level where they may be recognized or celebrated as noteworthy or influential.

And these people saying I ain't real
The artist is acknowledging that some people doubt their authenticity or legitimacy, suggesting that they may be envious or intimidated by their success.

Oh, the irony, yuh
The artist is pointing out the irony of people questioning their realness, when they themselves may not be true or honest. 'Yuh' is used again to add emphasis and attitude.

So farewell
The artist is saying goodbye or bidding farewell, adding to the song's overall sense of finality, ending, or death.

So farewell
This repetition of the previous line reinforces the idea of saying goodbye, possibly to something or someone important.

So farewell
Another repetition that concludes the song's main verses, suggesting a finality or a conclusion to the artist's story or journey.

Farewell, my friend
The singer is saying goodbye to a friend, possibly a reference to their own death, or to the death of a relationship or a lifestyle.

Repent my sins
The singer is asking for forgiveness or expressing regret and remorse for the mistakes, flaws, or bad actions they've committed in life.

And we gone, 'till the end
The repetition of this phrase implies that the singer and their friends are leaving, disappearing, or dying together. It also reinforces the idea that death or finality is a constant theme in the song.

And we gone, 'till the end
Another repetition of the same line, emphasizing the idea of leaving or ending, possibly with a sense of defiance or determination.

Too long, when will this shit end?
The artist is questioning the length of their pain, their struggles, or their journey, possibly expressing a desire for it to be over, to reach the end or to find peace. 'Shit' is used for emphasis and frustration.

And I'm gone, what did you expect
The singer is stating that they are leaving, possibly dying, and asking the listener or someone else what they imagined or predicted would happen. It may reflect a sense of inevitability or fate.