Kanary Diamonds' a native of Watts has been able to hone in on a uniquely u… Read Full Bio ↴Kanary Diamonds' a native of Watts has been able to hone in on a uniquely universal sound. She has been compared to the likes of Foxy Brown with a little Missy Elliot twist.
This California native has a masterful flow with out losing her feminine edge. This combined with high-energy dancing, crazy sex appeal, ridiculous delivery and extremely hot lyrics, in which, true hip hop heads can love and appreciate, has created the perfect ingredients for a rap star.
Once you get to know this infamous rapper you cant deny her talent. She is the complete package and will be the next female rap superstar. Kanary is a featured artist on Mack 10, Yo-Yo, Crooked I, Ricky Jones, J Roc and Chingy's most recent projects. She also has music placed in the following films LIKE MIKE 2 and the action pack drama WAIST DEEP which is starring Tyrese Gibson, Megan Good, The Game, and Lorenz Tate.
In addition to that she's on the WAIST DEEP soundtrack and, oh boy, it's a heater! WATTS CITY shut it down! The song is titled IM BOUTA DOLLA feat. Kam and G. Malone. When Ms. K isn't in the studio dropping heat, she's out performing at numerous local venues around the greater Los Angeles area.
If you haven't heard, her performance is known to leave the audience breathless and screaming for more. There's no doubt that this ambitious, focused, and extremely driven rapper, won't take the rap game by storm. Kanarys career has been greatly influenced by great rappers such as Dr. Dre, 2 Pac, Ice Cube, Biggie, Jay Z, Nas, Yo- Yo, 50 Cent, Enimen and Shyne. She strives daily to perfect her craft so that one day soon her name can be apart of Hip Hop great rap legends.

Black Out
Kanary Diamonds Lyrics

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Hey, look
Queen of the broken state, west coast heavy weight
I don't even hoo, but the lady ball eryday
Eryday, I get mine, mind over erything
Married to the game, I ain't talking bout no wedding ring
Wedding ring, that's that? Single like a dollar bill
Dollar bill get me hot, hot like the sun I feel
Feel what I'm talking bout

What I'm talking is real
Real recognize real,
So how the fuck you got a deal?
Now you got them doing me,
Me is who they talk about
Tearing down your girls like I'm bring Derek...
Out with the old shit, in with the new deal
All in my zone, I ain't talking bout the 23
23 is the number, that's the number on my head
23 million unit g,... Bitch 23
That's the number I can get you for them bricks
I can hook it up for you, how many you tryina get
Flow is dope, I'm selling dope,
I'm hella dope, you better know,
For bitch I got a better flow
I'm on ahead so let them know
Where she at, where she at?
Let her know I'm looking for her, looking for
Looking for her,... Got it whooping for her
I ain't got time, check my tone
Way out here was on my own
It's only one me but a whole lot of...
Tryina be me, you will never get on
It's... You will never get on
When you hear me, girl you better get gone
Better, better, better, better get gone
Don't come here I run this here
Look at the numbers I did done this years
I don't give a fuck, no more, get dope
Why don't you ever bring your ass around here?
Bass, treble, these hootchies stay in doubles
That thang come in doubles...
Think you so fly, I can touch you up with that mac up in the ruble
Have you surrounded like a hot dog ass bitch
Shadow look at me, yes it's clear
I'm the bad bitch of the year
This one that one, uh, mmm yeh, yeah
Everyone after here,
Everyone after her, probably your man too
Fine as hell but would be ugly
Think I want, girl boo, girl boo
Tell me who the hell are you
In every dime is run this town
I gotta check what... Proof
Honey, winning's what I do
Hoe my mercy I'm the truth
Paul Pearce up in the booth
When I ball I gotta shoot,
Shots fired, man down

I'm the best hands down
Tell them hoes stand down, yeah.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Kanary Diamonds’ single BLACK OUT can be interpreted as an anthem for female empowerment, where the singer leaves no room for doubt that she is a force to be reckoned with. The song starts with an introduction to Diamonds as the “Queen of the broken state,” signifying that despite any difficulties she may have faced, she has persevered and emerged on top on the West Coast music scene. The line “Married to the game, I ain't talking bout no wedding ring” shows her dedication to her music, likening her commitment to a marriage.

Throughout the song, Diamonds expresses her confidence in her abilities and talent, calling herself a “heavy weight” and saying “real recognize real,” implying that she is aware of her worth and those who have achieved anything similar will acknowledge her as a fellow, successful artist. She also calls out those who have copied her style or tried to imitate her, proclaiming that they will “never get on” and urging them to “get gone.” The lyrics also showcase her success, with references to selling “23 million units” and her ability to “hook up” others with drugs, which highlights the darker side of the music industry.

Overall, BLACK OUT is an unapologetically confident and assertive track, where Kanary Diamonds is proud of her accomplishments in music, while at the same time making clear that she is not one to be underestimated.

Line by Line Meaning

Hey, look
Attention please, listen to what I'm about to say.

Queen of the broken state, west coast heavy weight
I'm a powerful woman from California, despite the struggles I've faced.

I don't even hoo, but the lady ball eryday
I don't engage in prostitution, but I hustle harder than anyone else to succeed.

Eryday, I get mine, mind over erything
Every day, I work hard to achieve my goals and prioritize my success above all else.

Married to the game, I ain't talking bout no wedding ring
I am fully committed and dedicated to my career in the music industry.

Wedding ring, that's that? Single like a dollar bill
Marriage is not my priority, and I am financially independent like a dollar bill.

Dollar bill get me hot, hot like the sun I feel
Money motivates and excites me, it gives me a sense of power and confidence.

Feel what I'm talking bout
Understand the message and emotion behind my words.

What I'm talking is real
My lyrics are authentic and based on my actual life experiences.

Real recognize real,
Genuine people can identify and respect one another.

So how the fuck you got a deal?
I am questioning the authenticity and talent of other artists who are successful in the industry.

Now you got them doing me,
Other artists are trying to copy my style and flow.

Me is who they talk about
I am the topic of conversation and envy among my peers.

Tearing down your girls like I'm bring Derek...
I am effortlessly surpassing my competition, like professional basketball player Derek Fisher during a championship game.

Out with the old shit, in with the new deal
I am leaving behind old ways of doing things and upgrading to bigger and better opportunities.

All in my zone, I ain't talking bout the 23
I am focused and determined on my own success, not the celebrity basketball player Michael Jordan's jersey number 23.

23 is the number, that's the number on my head
In my own game of life, I am equivalent to a champion like Michael Jordan, symbolized by his jersey number 23.

23 million unit g,... Bitch 23
I am as valuable as 23 million dollars or units, representing my own successful brand.

That's the number I can get you for them bricks
I can make you a lucrative business offer for illegal drugs.

I can hook it up for you, how many you tryina get
I am boldly promoting the selling of illegal drugs, making myself a valuable connect for potential customers.

Flow is dope, I'm selling dope,
My musical ability is addictive and powerful, like illegal drugs.

I'm hella dope, you better know,
I am extremely talented and successful, and others should recognize this fact.

For bitch I got a better flow
I am asserting my superiority over other female rappers, and believe I have better rap skills.

I'm on ahead so let them know
I am the leader and trailblazer in my industry, and others should recognize this fact.

Where she at, where she at?
I am asking the location of another woman who may be in competition with me or disrespecting me.

Let her know I'm looking for her, looking for
I am searching for the other woman to confront her or solve a problem between us.

Looking for her,... Got it whooping for her
I will physically fight or assault the other woman when I find her.

I ain't got time, check my tone
I am stressed, busy, and impatient, as demonstrated by my tone of voice.

Way out here was on my own
I am an independent and self-sufficient artist, working alone and without needing help from others.

It's only one me but a whole lot of...
I am a unique and singular artist, but there are many people who wish to mimic or imitate me.

Tryina be me, you will never get on
Others who try to copy my style or career path will never achieve my level of success.

It's... You will never get on
My success is an innate and personal trait, unachievable by others who try to copy me.

When you hear me, girl you better get gone
My talent and power is intimidating to others, and they should be afraid or step aside when I perform or speak.

Better, better, better, better get gone
I am emphasizing the idea that others must respect me and move out of my way.

Don't come here I run this here
I am the boss and authority within my industry and geographic location.

Look at the numbers I did done this years
My success and accomplishments can be quantified and measured by positive statistics within the music industry.

I don't give a fuck, no more, get dope
I am focusing solely on my success and financial gain, disregarding any negative opinions or obstacles in my way.

Why don't you ever bring your ass around here?
I am questioning why others do not acknowledge or respect my talent or accomplishments by coming to see me perform.

Bass, treble, these hootchies stay in doubles
I am describing the sound and style of my music, as well as the presence of female groupies around me.

That thang come in doubles...
My musical style and physical presence is intrinsically linked to the presence of multiple women around me.

Think you so fly, I can touch you up with that mac up in the ruble
I have the power to physically and violently hurt those who disrespect me or challenge me.

Have you surrounded like a hot dog ass bitch
I have control and power similar to someone in authority over a group of people, symbolized by a hot dog vendor's stand.

Shadow look at me, yes it's clear
Others should look up to me and recognize my superiority, demonstrated by my shadow being present in the sun.

I'm the bad bitch of the year
I am the most powerful, successful, and intimidating female artist in the music industry this year.

This one that one, uh, mmm yeh, yeah
There are many other female artists who try to challenge me, but they are not comparable to my talent and success.

Everyone after her, probably your man too
Many people are envious or attracted to me, including significant others of other women.

Fine as hell but would be ugly
Other women may be physically attractive, but they lack the talent and success that I have, making them less valuable and inferior to me.

Think I want, girl boo, girl boo
I am dismissive and negative towards other women who try to challenge or compete with me.

Tell me who the hell are you
Other women cannot compare to my talent and success, and I am dismissive of them and their presence.

In every dime is run this town
I am a powerful and influential figure within my industry, even though I come from a modest background.

I gotta check what... Proof
I must verify and have evidence of my success and influence, in order to maintain my status and power within the industry.

Honey, winning's what I do
I am solely focused on winning and achieving success and power in my career.

Hoe my mercy I'm the truth
I am an authentic and honest artist, and others should recognize and respect this fact.

Paul Pearce up in the booth
I am referencing a successful and talented basketball player, demonstrating my skill and success in my own industry.

When I ball I gotta shoot,
When I perform or create my music, I must be bold and take risks, demonstrating my talent and skill.

Shots fired, man down
My power and skill is violent and destructive to others who try to compete with me or challenge me.

I'm the best hands down
I am the most successful and powerful artist within my industry, no competition.

Tell them hoes stand down, yeah.
Other female artists should back down, respect me, and acknowledge my superiority and power.

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