babylon
DJ Quik feat. Bizzy Bone & BlaKKazz K.K. Lyrics
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The Babylons are swarming. O damn
I lion in thought I keep my homies in thought. I keep my Gram-mys in store I keep my slacks on the wall.
I got my gun on the medal with the steps fine and brittle and there's a statue of Zuse next to my picture of Jesus. We take on the guard on the settle take a battlely trip to the lala life in stada grab the handles wanna pit fist like stama shit fest like demma wanna smoke more demma we take it like a sunny california prom jess more than ever the book a david seems to make this more than ever. Rain ward. we take money like we need bandenas yes I talk more shit than your mouth can handle. different fans slowing mercedes rolling from a to z.. With no regard and no loyars in the safea. quit give me the answers "Your not relevant" And give me a chance to speak out the way I want to focus my entensions baby.
Babylon bealon bealon bealon bealon
The babylons are swarming. O damn X2
The song "Babylon" by DJ Quik featuring Bizzy Bone and BlaKKazz K.K. is a chaotic and dark commentary on the state of society, particularly in Los Angeles. The opening line, "Babylon, Bealon bealon bealon bealon," is a reference to the Biblical city of Babylon, which metaphorically represents a corrupt and oppressive society. The following line expresses a sense of foreboding as the "Babylons" begin to "swarm," further implying the presence of danger and chaos.
As the song progresses, we get glimpses of the singer's mindset and lifestyle. He begins by describing himself as a "lion in thought," suggesting a sense of fierce individualism and pride. He also mentions keeping his "homies" and "Gram-mys" (Grammy Awards) in mind - this could be interpreted as a reference to the singer's inner circle and his personal achievements, respectively. He also mentions a gun and several religious figures (Jesus and Zeus), which could be viewed as symbols of power and authority.
Later, the lyrics become more disjointed and frenzied, with references to drug use, extravagant cars, and personal fame. The song concludes on a note of defiance, with the singer demanding to speak out and express himself without restraint.
Overall, "Babylon" is a haunting and intense exploration of the darker side of society and individuality.
Line by Line Meaning
Babylon, Bealon bealon bealon bealon
The Babylons are swarming. O damn
I lion in thought I keep my homies in thought.
I have a fierce and powerful mind, and I always keep my friends on my mind.
I keep my Gram-mys in store I keep my slacks on the wall.
I value my achievements (such as Grammy awards) and keep them safe, just like the fancy clothes I keep hung up.
I got my gun on the medal with the steps fine and brittle and there's a statue of Zuse next to my picture of Jesus.
I keep my gun close by as a symbol of protection, surrounded by artwork depicting two different religious figures.
We take on the guard on the settle take a battlely trip to the lala life in stada grab the handles wanna pit fist like stama shit fest like demma wanna smoke more demma we take it like a sunny california prom jess more than ever the book a david seems to make this more than ever.
We fearlessly confront any obstacles and seek out excitement and adventure, while also indulging in vices like smoking and getting into brawls. Despite the risks, we feel invigorated and full of life.
Rain ward. we take money like we need bandenas yes I talk more shit than your mouth can handle. different fans slowing mercedes rolling from a to z.. With no regard and no loyars in the safea.
We are unapologetically focused on making money and taking whatever opportunities come our way, even if it means being disliked by some people. We don't have any loyalties or trusted allies, and we're fine with that.
quit give me the answers 'Your not relevant' And give me a chance to speak out the way I want to focus my entensions baby.
People may say we're not important or significant, but we refuse to be silenced and want the freedom to express ourselves and pursue our goals.
Babylon bealon bealon bealon bealon
The babylons are swarming. O damn X2
Yeah thats me and my home boy raising a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of cars at my hollen drive feelin tight yeah we feelin right threw the centrel LA ally light not liike the south centeral la ally light be a mith take some meth why am I still relevant we maybe cause i'm elliquent well guess again.
Me and my friend are showing off our expensive cars and feeling good, driving through the backstreets of LA. We don't feel like we fit into the typical mold of people from that area, and even though we may be talented with words, that alone won't ensure our continued success.
I got my way here from the new mexican fuckin smoke it.
I made it here through some hard work and a bit of rule-breaking.
I flunt like sex in a virgin.
I exude confidence and skill like someone who is experienced, even though I may still be relatively new to the game.
I can break cement and I have better word play and I had it sence you were in grade school watchin the janitor vacummin.
I have immense strength and impressive lyrical abilities that I've had for a long time, even before you were old enough to appreciate them.
I got a good look all black hair and all off the wall fuck it im on my mic jack shit but that was head tight and now we rockin tight and now they got all the aid wrong fuck it right.
I have a distinctive look and sound that some people may have underestimated in the past, but now that I'm doing well, they are rethinking their judgment.
Contributed by Nicholas R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.