Chris Brown
King Kayvan Lyrics

Rap pop has gayed
King Kayvan believes that rap pop music has become less authentic, less meaningful and less interesting.

My ears up
King Kayvan is listening carefully for the true and sincere elements of hip hop music.

Hip hop was betrayed
King Kayvan feels that hip hop music has lost its way and has become less true to its roots and origins.

So heres a Retaliation
King Kayvan plans to make music in response to what he sees as the decline and betrayal of hip hop.

Confiscation
King Kayvan plans to take back what he sees as the true spirit and authenticity of hip hop music.

Musical inebriation
King Kayvan aims to create music that will intoxicate and excite his listeners, getting them into the true spirit of hip hop.

Sometimes I wonder why God made things this way
King Kayvan questions and reflects on the way he sees the world, wondering if there is a deeper purpose or meaning to it all.

If we dont change we will regret it today
King Kayvan believes that change is necessary and urgent, or else we will suffer the consequences and regrets of our choices.

I know the bubble is about to pop
King Kayvan senses that there is a limit to the superficial and inauthentic nature of some music genres, and that it will soon come to an end.

In the drop, i dont really listen to hip hop
King Kayvan doesn't listen to hip hop in his car, which suggests that he values being immersed in the music and its culture.

I wonder how these Nosa Costra AKA fake names Got in the game
King Kayvan questions the legitimacy and authenticity of some artists in the music industry, wondering how they got their start without backing up with originality.

MTV blows, it never plays music videos
King Kayvan criticizes MTV for no longer playing music videos, suggesting that the channel has lost sight of its original purpose and values.

Lady Gaga a gay man or really hetero
King Kayvan questions Lady Gaga's identity and challenges the conventional ideas of gender and sexuality.

So many problems, So many texts, So addicted to facebook, No time for sex
King Kayvan observes that modern life is full of distractions and problems that consume people's attention and waste their time, suggesting that people have lost touch with the natural and social needs of humanity.

Question: How you expect to visualize Shakira's theighs Alysha's eyes and j lo's booty
King Kayvan asks us to think critically about the way bodies of popular culture figures are fetishized and objectified by media.

They my groupies, I made this beat, Excuse me, What u expect me to say
King Kayvan acknowledges his position of power and influence in the music industry, and sarcastically suggests that he is not responsible for how people react to his music.

Kopi Luwak, Im that rare flow, Im the new black, Below the waist ho
King Kayvan talks himself up and suggests that he has an original and unique flow that sets him apart from other artists, and that reflects his cultural identity.

Did Kingston and Big Come from the same motha? Call him Lambert, Biggies gay brother
King Kayvan takes a swipe at some other artists in the rap game, challenging their authenticity and questioning the roots of their music.

Thats King K super bad, Known to slap a rapper with a used maxi pad
King Kayvan claims a superhero-like persona and mocks the tough-guy image of some other rappers by using a taboo and gross image.

Cant you hear my heart drum outta my chest, Even when not beatin I am the best
King Kayvan puts forward his claim as the best rapper there is, emphasizing the passion and authenticity that drives him.

Bitch I
King Kayvan adopts an aggressive and confrontational attitude towards his rivals and detractors, emphasizing his self-confidence and pride.

Up down Up down Up down Im the king Of the internet And I dont even have a crown
King Kayvan asserts his status as a leader and authority in the online world, suggesting that he doesn't need official recognition or respect to be the top dog.

Dont get down On the ground Do the Chris Brown
King Kayvan commands his listeners to get up and dance, emphasizing the fun and carefree attitude that he wants his music to embody.

Life goes up life goes down Im the king without a crown
King Kayvan reflects on the ups and downs of life and the ever-changing nature of fame and success, emphasizing his own resilience and adaptability in the face of challenge.

So fuck the rest, I am the best
King Kayvan reiterates his claim to superiority and greatness, asserting that he doesn't need to bother with the competition or the critics when he is already the best.

Life is a bitch so slap the hoe, I dont play that shit, All my friends know
King Kayvan uses provocative language and imagery to suggest that life can be hard and unforgiving, but that he is a tough guy who doesn't put up with any nonsense.

Do the Chris Brown
King Kayvan repeats his catchy and fun refrain, reminding his listeners to have a good time and dance to his music.