FREAKS
Krizz Kaliko Lyrics

Freaky freaky freaky people
The song is about embracing individuality and being different. The chorus is calling out to those who are okay with being freaky and happy to stand out.

Those freaks
A continuation of the chorus that is highlighting people who are different and standing out from others.

Look at their hair
People who are different often use their hair as a form of self-expression, so the line is pointing out the unique hairstyles of these individuals.

Look what they wear
The song addresses the fact that people who are different often stand out due to the way they dress. It's a form of self-expression and a reflection of their unique personality.

Everyone stares
This line highlights how unique and different people can attract a lot of attention and get stared at by others.

(Look at me!)
The artist is calling attention to himself as someone who is different and has embraced his individuality, inviting listeners to do the same.

Look at those freaks
Repetition of the chorus, singling out and celebrating those who are different.

Look at their clothes
Continuation of discussing how the way people dress can make them stand out from others and be a form of self-expression.

Everyone knows
This line implies that being different makes people memorable, and it's something that others notice and acknowledge.

It's a whore show
This line can be interpreted in a few ways, but generally, it's likely a commentary on how people who are different may be perceived as promiscuous or rebellious, which can lead to negative judgement from others.

I never fit in with the in crowd
The artist is explaining that he always felt like he was different from others and never felt like he belonged with the popular crowd.

So me and myself, we play penpals
When he says he plays penpals with himself, he's implying that he's learned to be okay with being different and has become self-reliant when it comes to finding happiness and fulfillment.

And when I got older I freaked out
As he got older, the artist began to embrace his freaky side more and became more comfortable with standing out and being different.

The crazyness, startin' to leak out
He's starting to embrace his unique and crazy side more and allow it to come out in his personality and actions.

And when I met this crazy dude
The artist is referencing a person who helped him embrace his individuality and craziness and taught him to be okay with being different.

He told me eatin' MC's was his favourite food
This line is probably metaphorical and represents how the other person encouraged him to be aggressive in pursuing his passions and goals, as if he were 'eating' (consuming) other MCs.

But juggalo's and juggalette's, again
Juggalos and juggalettes are fans of the music group Insane Clown Posse and are known for their distinctive style and beliefs. He's saying that identifying with this community helped him embrace his freaky side more.

We take a note for when ya left, discend
This line is difficult to interpret clearly, but it could be interpreted as a call to learn from those who came before us, especially when it comes to embracing individuality and non-conformity.

And that's supposed to play my mec, this in
This line is vague, but it seems he's continuing to discuss how identifying with a community helped him embrace his individuality and find meaning.

Cause if I don't, then imma check, ya chil-lin
It seems like the artist may be saying that if he doesn't continue to embrace his individuality and freaky side, he'll feel like he's betraying his true self and not being true to himself.

Somebody take the top of my thinker
This line is hard to decipher, but it could mean that the artist feels like his mind is overflowing with thoughts and creativity, and he wants to let it all out.

I'm mergin' in your lane and I ain't usin' a blinker
This line can be interpreted in a few ways, but he could be saying that he's charging forward with goals and ambition without thinking about the consequences or what others may think.

Cause I get the people off their seats
He's saying that he's able to get people excited and enthusiastic with his music and personality.

On they feet, they see freaks
He's saying that his performance and style of music/entertainment appeals to people who are freaks or embrace their individuality and non-conformity.

I don't have nothin' in common with the rappers, past
The artist is saying that he's not interested in following the same path as other rappers who came before him, especially when it comes to style and attitude.

Because I never went to gym right after, class
He's using this line to say that he was never interested in conforming to traditional ideas of athleticism or following 'normal' routines like going to the gym after class.

I never liked sports
Continuing the theme of being different from traditional norms and expectations, the artist is saying that he never had an interest in sports.

Or any sort of events on the court, I abort
He's saying that he doesn't enjoy or relate to athletic events that take place on a court (like basketball) and prefers to do his own thing.

Immediately, they label me conceded
He's saying that from an early age, other people started to judge him for being different and label him as conceited or arrogant.

Really I just needed to be free to be leaded my leader
Despite what others may think, he's saying that he simply needed to follow his own path and be led by the ideas and beliefs that he finds important, even if they're different from what others expect.

Preceded to read it, superceded to greet it my creet it
This line is difficult to interpret, but it could be referencing how the artist has used his own creative ideas and thoughts to lead him on a path of non-conformity and self-expression.

Beat it, defeat it, people heat it, they can eat it for me
This line could be interpreted a few different ways. At its core, it could mean that the artist wants to ignore or move past the negative judgement and criticism of others and be true to himself regardless.

I think different, I just have to do me
The artist is explaining that because he thinks differently and has different goals from others, he must carve his own path in life and pursue what's important to him.

With the painted face
The artist is known for using face paint as a form of self-expression and individuality, so he's likely referencing that here.

Go ahead and laugh but you'll see
He's saying that even though people may laugh at him or not understand his goals or style, he'll be successful and prove them wrong in the end.

Got the woman that you never get act so loosely
This line is difficult to interpret without more context, but it could mean that through his unique style and approach to life, he's been able to attract a partner who is also unique and different from traditional expectations.

Round the Nina baby, ready to sass seduce me
This line continues to describe how the artist has been able to attract a partner who embraces their individuality and has a strong personality/sexuality.

They don't really care I read up on Manson
The artist is saying that even though others may judge him for his unique style or interests, he's still able to find happiness and inspiration from controversial figures like Charles Manson.

Son of Sam, they answerin' for a killer Kansion
This line is difficult to interpret without more context, but it could be referencing how the artist has found inspiration from 'bad' figures and is able to use that inspiration to create something new and unique in his work.

Freaky dreams of tamprun, with a sexy van
This line is sexual in nature and probably describes kinky sexual fantasies the artist has had.

But a booty like Allena Hansen, Dancin'
This line is also sexual in nature, likely describing a sexual experience the artist has had or desires to have.

Now look at Tech N9ne with his painted up, painted up face
This line is referencing the artist's unique face paint and style, calling attention to it as something that's unique and different from others.

Blame it on him, and it ain't a disgrace
Even though others may try to blame the artist for being different or unconventional, he's saying that he sees nothing wrong with it and doesn't view it as a negative thing.

Look at how they wear their hair spiked up
Continuing with the theme of individuality through self-expression, the artist is pointing out a unique hairstyle that he appreciates.

In a crowd mosh pit, setting way turned up
He's describing a typical crowd at one of his concerts, which is lively and high-energy due to the enthusiastic fans who are comfortable with being different and freaky.

The songs, it's all about drinkin' and sex
The artist is acknowledging that a lot of his music focuses on topics like drinking and sex, but that doesn't detract from the quality or meaning of the music.

What you expect?
He's saying that since he's preaching individuality and non-conformity, it should come as no surprise that his music reflects those themes.

Do you even think about the effects
He's challenging the listener to think about the potential consequences of following traditional paths in life and not embracing their individuality.

Of the kids that's lookin' up to ya
The artist is saying that young people often look up to musicians and other celebrities as role models, so they should consider what message they're sending by embracing individuality and non-conformity.

It's up to ya
He's saying that each person has the power and responsibility to decide how they want to live their lives and what values they want to embrace.

We take our middle finger and turn it up to ya
This line is a reference to flipping someone off as a way of expressing disapproval or defiance, indicating that the artist and his fans are comfortable with not conforming to traditional expectations or norms.

Cause we tattoo everything, and pierce everything
The artist is pointing out that people who embrace individuality often use body modifications like tattoos and piercings as a way of expressing themselves and standing out from others.

We drink every day, and smoke ever green
He's describing vices that people who are different may enjoy, like drinking and smoking marijuana, as a way of being rebellious and rejecting traditional norms.

Generation X
The artist is talking about a generation that's known for embracing individuality and non-conformity, often through punk rock and alternative music.

We put the rap in the sub burst
He's saying that the current generation of people who are embracing individuality is helping to push rap/hip-hop music in new directions and to new audiences.

Punk rock in the projects
He's referencing the idea that people who grew up in low-income areas and housing projects often turned to punk rock music as a way of expressing their frustration and individuality.

The snake in the back is back
This line is difficult to interpret, but it could be a reference to a person or entity that's typically seen as evil or untrustworthy returning to the forefront of public consciousness.

And if ya hate, better wait
He's saying that people who don't understand or appreciate the need for individuality and non-conformity should wait before judging or criticizing others for being different.

Cause they scream from the nosebleed seeds
This line is difficult to interpret, but it could be referencing how people who are different and embrace individuality often stand out and get noticed, even from far away or up high in a crowd.

On the feet, the meet to see freaks
He's saying that the crowd who comes to his concerts is typically energetic and excited to see people who are unique and different, often being freaks.