In January 2019, rapper DAX Released … Read Full Bio ↴DAX is a Canadian American Rapper.
In January 2019, rapper DAX Released a success "You Should Have Known" with Hopsin which had gained over 5 million views on Youtube and over 1 million on Spotify. In February 2019 DAX released "I'm Not Joyner or Don Q" Tory Lanez Diss, after Tory claimed he was the best rapper alive, After it was posted, Tory forced DAX to apologise on camera, allegedly not because of the song itself but because of "reckless talk in DMs", although many people remain sceptical of this. The song is one of DAX's more successful gaining over 1 million views on Youtube in its first 72 hours.
DAX has since released many hit singles, including "FASTER" with Tech N9ne and "Dear God", along with the successful EP "I'll Say It For You".
No Cappin
DAX Lyrics
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Hm, just not for me, mhm
See me in the street, aim 'bout action
Nigga won't beef, put it in a caption
Nigga won't tweet, never 'bout rapping, I bring heat
Nigga I'm blastin', every beat
Nigga I'm snapping, bars on fleek
Nigga no passin', get no sleep
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
See me in the street, aim 'bout action
Nigga won't beef, put it in a caption
Nigga won't tweet, never 'bout rapping, I bring heat
Nigga I'm blastin', every beat
Nigga I'm snapping, bars on fleek
Nigga Kardashian, no retweet
Nigga no passin', get no sleep
Yeah nigga no cappin'
Everyday I been on the road
Promised to my mama I would never sell my soul
To my dying day, 'til the boy got old
I don't give a fuck 'bout no silver or no gold
I'ma go back, no more I won't roll back
These niggas know that, they don't wanted no cap
I will not hold back, I been in my whole back
They made me so mad, fuckin' niggas so trash
Yeah, I been at you working, flippin' burgers
Mickey D's and dollar million service
Niggas used to flex on me, the same ones who be lurkin'
Cleaning up the game I changed the tide just like detergent
Trigger fingers turn to Twitter fingers
How you getting bodied by a janitory teeny nigga?
Should be bigger, ain't no co-sign but I still be killin' niggas
Check the figures yeah, you can check the figures (hm-hm)
See me in the street, aim 'bout action
Nigga won't beef, put it in a caption
Nigga won't tweet, never 'bout rapping, I bring heat
Nigga I'm blastin', every beat
Nigga I'm snapping, bars on fleek
Nigga Kardashian, no retweet
Nigga no passin', get no sleep
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
See me in the street, aim 'bout action
Nigga won't beef, put it in a caption
Nigga won't tweet, never 'bout rapping, I bring heat
Nigga I'm blastin', every beat
Nigga I'm snapping, bars on fleek
Nigga Kardashian, no retweet
Nigga no passin', get no sleep
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
Holy shit bro, that was hard
The lyrics to DAX's song No Cappin speak to the rapper's distaste for internet beef and his preference for taking action in person. He claims that he brings heat and blasts every beat, meaning that he is a skilled rapper who excels in the art of battle rap. He also brags about his bars being on fleek, which means that his rhymes are always on point and top-notch. DAX compares himself to a Kardashian who doesn't retweet, indicating that he is a celebrity who does not seek attention or approval from others.
The second verse is about DAX's commitment to his music and his unwillingness to compromise or sell out in exchange for fame or fortune. He claims that he is willing to go back to poverty if it means that he can remain true to himself and his art. He also talks about how people used to look down on him but now he is changing the game and making a name for himself. He refers to a social media incident where someone tried to come after him, but he stood his ground and turned the situation around. In summary, No Cappin is a song about confidence, authenticity, and the desire to succeed on one's own terms.
Line by Line Meaning
I mean, me personally, I've never been about the internet beef
Personally, I have never been interested in engaging in online conflict with others.
See me in the street, aim 'bout action
If you see me in public, expect me to be ready to take physical action if necessary.
Nigga won't beef, put it in a caption
Someone who talks big online or in captions likely won't back up their words in person.
Nigga won't tweet, never 'bout rapping, I bring heat
I don't waste time tweeting about my music; my focus is on delivering high-quality lyrics in my songs.
Nigga I'm blastin', every beat
My lyrics hit hard and make an impact with every song I create.
Nigga I'm snapping, bars on fleek
My rap skills are on point, and I put a lot of effort into creating compelling lyrics.
Nigga Kardashian, no retweet
Unlike some celebrities, I'm not interested in boosting my ego with retweets and social media likes.
Nigga no passin', get no sleep
I am always working hard and pushing myself to be the best, which means I don't have time to waste.
Yeah nigga no cappin', no cappin', no cappin', no cappin'
I am always honest and straightforward with my words and actions; there's no faking or pretending.
Everyday I been on the road
I am constantly touring and working hard to build my career.
Promised to my mama I would never sell my soul
I am committed to maintaining my integrity and values, even as I pursue success.
To my dying day, 'til the boy got old
I will continue to focus on my music and work hard until the end of my life.
I don't give a fuck 'bout no silver or no gold
I am not motivated by money; my focus is on making great music and connecting with my fans.
They made me so mad, fuckin' niggas so trash
Other rappers' poor work ethic and low-quality music frustrates and angers me.
Cleaning up the game I changed the tide just like detergent
I am working to elevate the rap game and bring something fresh and new, like a tide washing away dirt and grime.
Trigger fingers turn to Twitter fingers
Some rappers talk a lot online but don't back up their words with action in the real world.
How you getting bodied by a janitory teeny nigga?
It's embarrassing for other rappers to be shown up by someone who is young or not as famous as they are.
Should be bigger, ain't no co-sign but I still be killin' niggas
Even though I don't have a famous co-signer, I am still making great music and impressing listeners.
Check the figures yeah, you can check the figures (hm-hm)
My success speaks for itself, and anyone can look at my numbers and see that I am doing well in my career.
Holy shit bro, that was hard
These lyrics are intense and powerful, and they demonstrate my dedication to making great music.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Daniel Jr. Nwosu
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@chanelleprice2513
2 min 19 sec .
You killed it , of course you hit other good notes before that one .
I want to tell you thank you for your music .
Im a survivor of a lot and because of all the pain and stress in my life.
I battle with Strokes and iron deficient now .
Your music is helping to save my life .
Thank You Dax .
I wanted to say that to you .
Hope you read this !!!💜🙏🙏🙏
@jklienderp6248
Anyone: Heard you were a janitor
Dax: it’s FAX
@ghostdog6193
Blueface: hold my mop
@PAL2001
This is old now
@drewt7490
2:24 is why you're here
@FredWheezy
Dumb ass
@FredWheezy
@@PAL2001 true
@jon_s
Since I discovered "Dear God", I've searched and listened to 10s of Dax's songs. It's impressive how he can change styles and do literally any type of rap. That versatility has never been seen in Hip Hop. Even the legends before Dax stuck to just one style for their whole careers. Seriously, if Dax keeps up with this variety of flavors, the sky is below his limit
@rafaels.7913
facts
@IrkNova
It's funny you say that I'm the same way he better watch out teehee I mess with his music so heavy that I just wanna compete it's just natural right?
@sonicthehedgehog1109
No they're is definitely rappers can switch up. But I'll admit, it's on the rare side