1) A Finnish black/thr… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 15 artists with this name:
1) A Finnish black/thrash metal band.
2) A Russian drum and bass producer.
3) A Christian rap/hip-hop artist.
4) A Japanese dance-pop/hip-hop boy band.
5) A South African soul-rock band.
6) A rock band fronted by vocalist Marge Raymond.
7) A Polish rock band.
8) An Estonian band.
9) A Serbian girl band.
10) An American hard rock band.
11) An American R&B female singer.
12) A Swedish hip-hop artist.
13) A British glam rock group.
14) A Stanic funk/reggae/salsa rock band.
15) A japanese hardcorepunk band
16) A Thai rock band stylized as FLAME (use tag เฟลม instead)
Baited
Flame Lyrics
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I took advice, from my daddy and my moma 'dem/
They say boy, this world can be kinda cold/
But you create energy dependin' on what kind of coal/
That's cold/
Need to make a move on ya' situation/
But what if your situation was way worse/
I'm talkin' black suits, paul bearers, black herses/
What if we was 'sleep/
And thinkin' we awake/
And all the material things we've been given were fake/
And all the bentleys, bugattis and bezels, they was fake/
And there was a fire that's cookin' palces on a plate/
And there was a person with a rod reelin us in/
In Flame's song "Baited," the rapper discusses the idea that he and someone else may sound alike but have very different personalities, like a homonym. He also reflects on the advice given to him by his parents to create positive energy, regardless of the world's coldness. The lyrics then take a darker turn as Flame asks what would happen if their situation was worse than what they are currently experiencing, like death or a fake reality. He mentions the grand material possessions we chase after, like Bentleys and Bugattis, which are ultimately meaningless when faced with our mortality. The song ends with the idea that there may be a higher power reeling us in, like fish on a rod.
Overall, the lyrics of "Baited" touch on themes of identity, morality, and spirituality. Flame recognizes that despite outward appearances, there are deep differences between individuals. He also acknowledges the fleeting nature of material possessions and the importance of cultivating positive energy. Furthermore, the song touches on the idea of a higher power that may determine our fate.
Line by Line Meaning
We sound alike, but very different like a homonym/
Despite our similarities, we are fundamentally distinct from each other just as a homonym.
I took advice, from my daddy and my moma 'dem/
My parents gave me guidance that I followed.
They say boy, this world can be kinda cold/
The world can be harsh and unforgiving.
But you create energy dependin' on what kind of coal/
The events in your life can shape the kind of energy you give off.
That's cold/
This is a cold truth.
Need to make a move on ya' situation/
It's necessary to take action to change your circumstances.
But what if your situation was way worse/
What if your situation was more terrible than you can imagine?
I'm talkin' black suits, paul bearers, black herses/
I mean, death and mourning.
Way worse/
Even worse than that.
What if we was 'sleep/
What if we are unaware of our own ignorance?
And thinkin' we awake/
Even though we think we are awake and informed about the world.
And all the material things we've been given were fake/
What if everything we've been given in life was not genuine?
And all the bentleys, bugattis and bezels, they was fake/
Even the luxury items we've received were fake.
And there was a fire that's cookin' palces on a plate/
There's a crisis happening that is causing devastation and destruction.
And there was a person with a rod reelin us in/
There's someone luring us into danger or manipulation.
Contributed by Aiden V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.