Weight Of The World
Jon Bellion Lyrics


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We're six feet underground inside my bed
And all the little letters in my head
We're spelling suicide but not by choice
Was calling out for help, but heard no noise, no noise

Only the sound of my back breaking
But ever since you and your arms saved me
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore

The only friend I had wore black and red
The darker instruments inside my head
We're playing suicide but not by choice, by choice
Was calling out for help, but heard no noise, no noise

Only the sound of my hands shaking
But ever since you and your arms saved me

I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I don't hold the weight of the world anymore

Don't hold the weight of the world
I don't hold the weight, I don't hold the weight

This the flow that helped me tip the scale
I'm stackin' chips like Chippendale's without the strippin'
Get the bailiff out 'cause Mr. Bellion's out the cell
We skip the bail and out the jail
We hit the trail, the route we took is hard to smell it out
So get to sniffin' equipped with the gift of spit
Like the lisp on the chick who played in the flick next to Spiderman

I'm brighter than LEDs on your TV
Keyz is sharp as a dagger
Who walks around with a swagger of Kenny G
When you see me, chill with the chatter
Got the skill of a master craftsman whose passion is rappin'
Snackin' on actors, so pass me a napkin
Chip on the shoulder, the kid is colder than both Dakotas
The winter soldier, assassin coming after your captain
For honor and every day, I'm getting stronger
No one will shock the world, got a buzz like a mini Blanka




When they apply the pressure, it's heavier than E. Honda
Got what it takes to be great, but can't hold this weight any longer

Overall Meaning

The song "Weight Of The World" by Jon Bellion and Blaque Keyz is a reflection on personal struggles and the importance of finding supportive relationships. The opening lyrics describe the feeling of being overwhelmed, as the singer feels buried underground with the weight of suicidal thoughts on their mind. They call out for help but hear no response, suggesting a sense of isolation and desperation. However, with the arrival of a supportive friend or partner, symbolized by the person whose arms saved the singer, the weight of the world is lifted.


The second verse continues this theme of internal struggle and the impact of supportive relationships. The darker instruments inside the singer's head represent negative thoughts and emotions, which are overcome when melody and harmony are introduced through the supportive friend. This time, the singer emphasizes that suicide is not their choice, suggesting that it may be the result of circumstances outside their control. Nevertheless, with help, they no longer feel the weight of the world.


Overall, "Weight Of The World" emphasizes the importance of seeking help and the transformative power of supportive relationships. The song offers a message of hope in the face of personal struggles and encourages listeners to reach out to others for help.


Line by Line Meaning

We're six feet underground inside my bed
I feel like I'm buried alive in my own bed, trapped in my thoughts and emotions.


And all the little letters in my head
My thoughts and fears are like a jumbled up mess of letters that I can't make sense of.


We're spelling suicide but not by choice
The thoughts and feelings I'm struggling with are pushing me towards self-destructive behavior, even though I don't consciously want to die.


Was calling out for help, but heard no noise, no noise
I've been trying to reach out for help, but no one seems to hear me or understand what I'm going through.


Only the sound of my back breaking
The weight of my struggles is physically and emotionally crushing me, making me feel like I'm breaking apart.


But ever since you and your arms saved me
Having someone who cares for me and supports me has been instrumental in helping me cope and feel hope again.


I don't hold the weight of the world anymore
I'm no longer carrying the heavy burden of my struggles alone. I have support and feel more resilient.


The only friend I had wore black and red
My struggles felt like my only companion, but they made me feel worse and pushed me towards negative behavior.


The darker instruments inside my head
Negative thoughts and emotions were like a dark orchestra inside my head, playing a dangerous tune.


We're playing suicide but not by choice, by choice
My struggles and negative thoughts were leading me towards destructive behavior, even if it wasn't what I wanted or intended.


Was calling out for help, but heard no noise, no noise
My cries for help were ignored or went unheard, leaving me feeling alone and helpless.


Only the sound of my hands shaking
My anxiety and fears were so overwhelming that they made me physically shake and tremble.


Don't hold the weight of the world
The song's message is one of hope and resilience, encouraging those struggling to find support and not carry the weight of their struggles alone.


This the flow that helped me tip the scale
The song's lyrics and beat helped Jon Bellion and Blaque Keyz feel more empowered, hopeful, and able to overcome their struggles.


I'm stackin' chips like Chippendale's without the strippin'
The lyrics refer to accumulating wealth and success without resorting to negative or harmful behavior.


Got the skill of a master craftsman whose passion is rappin'
The artist is proud of his creativity, skill, and passion for music and writing.


Chip on the shoulder, the kid is colder than both Dakotas
The artist has a chip on his shoulder, motivating him to prove others wrong and succeed despite any obstacles. He is tough and resilient.


The winter soldier, assassin coming after your captain
Like the comic book character, the artist is determined, skilled, and focused on his goals, not letting anyone or anything stand in his way.


For honor and every day, I'm getting stronger
The artist's motivation is both personal and altruistic, striving for honor and self-improvement while also inspiring others to find their own strength and resilience.


No one will shock the world, got a buzz like a mini Blanka
The artist is confident in his abilities and potential to make an impact in the world. The reference to Blanka, a video game character who can generate electric shocks, implies a sense of power and energy.


When they apply the pressure, it's heavier than E. Honda
The artist acknowledges that there will be challenges and obstacles in his path, but he is resilient and strong enough to withstand them.


Got what it takes to be great, but can't hold this weight any longer
Although the artist is confident and skilled, he still needs support and help to deal with his own struggles and maintain his mental health and well-being.




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
Written by: Jonathan Bellion, Mark Williams, Chris DeStefano, Ramon Ibanga

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