King Kong
BJ The Chicago Kid Lyrics

The lyrics to BJ The Chicago Kid's "King Kong" reflect the sentiment of doing what it takes to succeed in the music industry. He acknowledges his vices and indulgences, but ultimately emphasizes the importance of hard work and dedication to his craft. The repetition of "yeah, yeah, yeah yeah" and "King Kong" throughout the song adds a sense of confidence and dominance to his message.

BJ The Chicago Kid begins the first verse by acknowledging that he may smoke and drink, but when it comes to his job, he has to focus on his music. He emphasizes the idea that he works seven days a week and surrounds himself with successful people (the "giants") in order to succeed. The line "we prey on the weak" suggests that in order to be on top, one must be willing to beat out the competition.

In the second verse, BJ The Chicago Kid shifts the focus to cruising around the city and finding women. However, he reiterates the idea that his career is his top priority, and he must prioritize his music over his personal life. The line "there go King Kong" is meant to signify his dominance and success in the music industry, as well as his unique style and skill as an artist.

Overall, "King Kong" is a song that encourages hard work and dedication, while also acknowledging the vices that come with success.