1) Lee Jae-hwan (Kor… Read Full Bio ↴There are six (or more) artists with this name.
1) Lee Jae-hwan (Korean: 이재환 born April 6, 1992), better known by his stage name Ken (Korean: 켄), is a South Korean singer and actor, signed under Jellyfish Entertainment. He is one of the members in the South Korean boy group VIXX, and has been widely praised for his unique, soulful, and husky vocal tone. Ken began his acting career in 2014 in MBC Every 1's comedy drama Boarding House No. 24.
2) Ken also known as Ken Snyder, released a limited-run Christian/gospel album in 1976.
3) KEN is the solo-project from former Blackmail singer Aydo Abay of Koblenz in Germany. The first Album "Have a Nice Day" was released in 2002, the second album "Stop! Look! Sing Songs of Revolutions!" and the cover album "I Am Thief" were both released in May 2005 in Germany (US release: Feb 2006).
4) Ken is the name of the swedish hiphop artist Ken Ring. During the late nineties he emerged as one of the first rappers in the second swedish hip-hop wave. It was during this time that artists such as Blues, Petter and Thomas Rusiak. He released his debut album, one of the first hip hop albums to be released in swedish, during the spring of 1998. To this date he has released 8 albums, including one that was made in collaboration with norwegian producer/legend Tommy Tee.
Unlike most other Swedish rappers Ken attracted alot of controversy, because of his tendency to bring out social issues such as crime, jail, drugs and ethnic integration in his songs. Especially controvercial was his song "Stockholms blodbad" (translated "the Stockholm Blood-bath"). In this song he is perceived as promoting the murder of the royal family as well as the rape of the princesse. Although he himself claims the statements of the song to be of a strictly rhetorical type, Swedish media and opinion were unforgiving. Ken was shunned from social events and popular media for a long time. Most of his supporters cite this as evidence of the cowardly way in which Swedish media never misses a chance to scrutinize uncomfortable outsiders.
5) KEN is the ex guitarist of the Japanese Rock band ZI:KILL.
6) KeN is a Vocaloid producer who is most known for LOL -lots of laugh-.
Speed
Ken Lyrics
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For a long, long time
Being who we're meant to be
Life saviors
Protecting the streets
Floor the pedal to the metal
Big block engine roars
Flip the red lights on
Let's roll
Let’s roll
Full speed
911
Police, Fire, & EMS
Deputies, Rangers, & all the rest
Emergency races us in
Pull to your right
We are charging in
Floor the pedal to the metal
Big block engine roars
Flip the red lights on
Siren wails it's warning song
Let's roll
Let’s roll
Full speed
911
This ain't no game
It's danger for tactical gain
Push, push, push
Bravely face fear and pain
Locked in our DNA
To protect and save
Floor the pedal to the metal
Big block engine roars
Flip the red lights on
Siren wails it's warning song
Let's roll
Let’s roll
Full speed
911
Full Speed 911
Pull to your right
Your other right
911 coming through
Full Speed 911
Full Speed 911
Full Speed 911
The song "Speed" by Ken is a tribute to the bravery and dedication of the men and women in emergency services. The opening lines "We trained hard for a long, long time, being who we're meant to be" emphasize the rigorous and often dangerous training that these individuals undergo in order to save lives and protect communities. The chorus, "Floor the pedal to the metal, Big block engine roars, Flip the red lights on, Siren wails it's warning song, Let's roll, Let’s roll, Full speed, 911" evokes the urgency and adrenaline-pumping rush of racing towards an emergency at high speeds.
The lines "Emergency races us in, Pull to your right, We are charging in" demonstrate the importance of moving out of the way of emergency vehicles and allowing them to get to the scene quickly. The repeated use of "Full speed, 911" emphasizes the importance of quick action in emergency situations, where minutes and even seconds can make a life-saving difference. The lines "This ain't no game, It's danger for tactical gain, Push, push, push, Bravely face fear and pain, Locked in our DNA, To protect and save" highlight the bravery, selflessness, and dedication of emergency service workers, who put themselves in harm's way in order to protect others.
Overall, "Speed" is a powerful and moving tribute to the men and women who risk their lives every day to keep us safe. It celebrates their courage, dedication, and sense of duty, and reminds us of the importance of supporting and honoring our emergency service workers.
Line by Line Meaning
We trained hard
We put in a lot of effort and worked tirelessly
For a long, long time
We were dedicated to becoming the best we could be, and it took a considerable amount of time and effort
Being who we're meant to be
We are fulfilling our purpose as protectors and life saviors
Life saviors
We are here to save people's lives
Protecting the streets
We are responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the community
Floor the pedal to the metal
We are driving at high speed to reach our destination quickly
Big block engine roars
Our vehicle is powerful and makes a loud noise
Flip the red lights on
We are turning on our emergency lights to indicate that we are responding to an emergency
Siren wails it's warning song
Our siren is sounding to alert people that we are coming through
Let’s roll
We are ready to take action and respond to the emergency
Full speed
We are driving as quickly as possible to reach our destination in a timely manner
911
This is an emergency and we are responding to a call for help
Police, Fire, & EMS
We are one of many teams that work together to respond to emergencies and keep people safe
Deputies, Rangers, & all the rest
We work alongside other emergency personnel to ensure that every aspect of the situation is under control
Emergency races us in
We are rushing to the scene to provide help in a time-sensitive situation
Pull to your right
We need people on the road to move out of our way to let us pass
This ain't no game
This is a serious situation and we need to take it seriously
It's danger for tactical gain
We are putting ourselves in harm's way to respond to this emergency and keep people safe
Push, push, push
We are pushing ourselves to the limit to respond to this emergency as quickly as possible
Bravely face fear and pain
We know that responding to emergencies can be scary and dangerous, but we are willing to face those challenges to help those in need
Locked in our DNA
Our desire to protect and serve is part of who we are at a fundamental level
To protect and save
Our primary mission is to protect and save lives
Full Speed 911
We are responding with all our speed and urgency to this emergency
Your other right
We are asking drivers to pull over to the right side of the road so we can pass on their left
911 coming through
We are indicating that we need to pass through to reach our destination and respond to the emergency
Full Speed 911
We are continuing at full speed to reach our destination and respond to the emergency
Full Speed 911
We are going all out to reach our destination and provide the help that is needed
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: A. Ken Krupnik
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