Mayday
Krizz Kaliko Lyrics

Mayday, mayday, mayday!
This is an urgent call for help and attention.

My name is Krizz Kaliko
The singer identifies himself as Krizz Kaliko.

I'm totally alone out here
The singer feels isolated and unsupported.

Well, if there's maybe just one of you left
The artist hopes that there is still someone who can offer assistance.

If anybodies out there, anybody.. please... help!
The artist desperately appeals for help from anyone who might be listening.

This music game here is in a state of emergency
The music industry is in a crisis situation.

All about currency, wackness reoccurring with urgency
Money has become the primary focus and low-quality music is becoming more prevalent and urgent.

Can't take it any more
The artist is becoming overwhelmed and cannot tolerate the current situation.

Getting too old, mouth piece just too cold
The artist feels they are becoming too old for the industry, but their skills and abilities are still top-notch.

It's getting me swole
The situation is causing the artist to become angry and frustrated.

I need to occupy hip-hop like it's my concubine
The singer wants to take control of the hip-hop genre as if it were a personal possession.

'Cause I'm the nigga said that I gotta be the breaker, one
The artist sees themselves as the one who will bring a new sound and make a significant impact.

Tell Rittz to pull the trigger, all them niggas is done
The singer instructs Rittz to take action and eliminate their competition.

If I miss then all the hits you can name under the sun
Even if the singer fails initially, they will eventually produce a string of successful songs.

It's a trick and a list on how music is done
The singer believes there is a formula or process to creating successful music.

Tell man don't light me up
The artist requests that they not be criticized or attacked.

Tell the weed people light me up
The artist wants to be recognized and celebrated by their fans.

CD don't hype me up
The singer doesn't want their music to be overhyped or exaggerated in its greatness.

YouTube fans like me up
The singer wants their YouTube fans to show their support and appreciation.

Too loose man, tighten up
The artist urges others to improve and put more effort into their work.

Don't need to a freshman, I'm fresh no yes men
The artist doesn't require validation from others because their talent and originality speaks for itself.

Rap 'til I can't breathe, let me catch my breath and
The artist will continue to rap tirelessly, pausing only when necessary to regain their breath.

Industry needs epinephrine
The music industry requires a boost of energy and excitement to revive its stagnating state.

Pastor what you see better get the reverend
The artist is calling for religious figures to take notice and address the issues in the industry.

Rap, Overseas but I rep midwestern
The singer represents and promotes the Midwest region in their rap music, even while gaining international recognition.

Krizz the bees knees so I guess the best, and
The singer believes they are exceptional and among the best in the industry.

Me I can't see with any depth perception
The singer lacks a clear understanding of themselves and their place in the industry.

MCs believe in me for question
Other MCs have faith in the artist's skills and abilities.

It's for the S.O.S. to you
The artist is sending out an urgent distress call to the listener.

And oh, so 'F' you too when I won't step to you again
The singer expresses their defiance and refusal to confront someone who has caused them harm in the past.

And I'mma hold my breath for you to stop these checks
The singer waits for the person receiving undeserved financial gains to stop their actions.

Commin' in and these train wreck so many men
The money being earned is like a train wreck, causing destruction and attracting many opportunistic individuals.

Try to save it try to stay connected resurrected
Multiple attempts are made to salvage the situation and maintain relationships, even if they have been damaged.

And they're expecting me to win
There is pressure on the artist to achieve success and come out as the victor.

One of hip-hop's lost a few legends
The hip-hop genre has lost some of its iconic and influential figures.

I'm holding a grudge until the end
The artist harbors resentment and will not forget the past grievances.

Hollering Mayday
The singer continues to urgently call for help and attention.

Anybody can you hear me?
The singer wonders if anyone is listening and can offer assistance.

Yeah, me
The singer acknowledges themselves as the one calling for help.

Why do they mistreat us save us
The artist questions why they and others in the music industry are being mistreated and desires rescue from this situation.

Aimless bastards leave us shameless
Individuals without direction or purpose are causing harm and embarrassment to others in the industry.

By the time we're rich and famous
If the artists become successful and renowned, their art and integrity may be disregarded and abandoned.

All our art will be forsaken
The artist's creative works will be neglected and forgotten.

While you're waiting sides are taken
During this period of uncertainty, people are choosing sides and forming alliances.

Nonsense they just keep on makin'
The industry continues to produce nonsensical and mediocre music.

While are last breath we are taken
Even in our final moments, the music industry exploits and takes advantage of us.

We don't want our heartbeats just to stop... stop
The artists do not want to lose their passion and love for music.

Stop
The artist emphasizes the need for the negative and harmful actions to cease.

They know me on the internet
The singer has gained recognition and popularity on the internet.

They don't wanna see me on a magazine cover
Despite online fame, the singer is not desired or considered worthy of appearing on magazine covers.

Half of these rap barrels never seen struggle
Many rappers lack the experience of facing adversity and hardship.

I've been fighting all my life but never Lebanese brother
The artist has been battling challenges throughout their life, but they did not encounter the specific struggles faced by a Lebanese person.

Now I finally made it, everyone wanna see us struggle
Now that the artist has achieved success, others hope to witness their downfall and challenges.

Be subtle to these indusrties suckas, please
The singer advises others to be sly and discreet with industry individuals who try to take advantage of them.

F**k 'em I can barely afford to eat supper
The singer expresses frustration with those exploiting them, as they struggle to afford even a basic meal.

Now you tellin me to word it out, but then
Despite their financial difficulties, others are urging the artist to express their feelings and frustrations.

And over years we hustle
The artist and others have been working hard and putting in effort for many years.

Makin music, and then people wanna eat a piece of it
Once the artist creates music, others immediately seek to profit from it.

F**k you in the stab back, and ya wack rap
The singer is expressing disdain for individuals who betray them and produce inferior music.

You suck, you suck, he sucks too
The artist is criticizing several individuals for their lack of talent and poor musical output.

They rap, he's wack, she rap, freeze that
The singer highlights the abundance of subpar rappers and calls for their shortcomings to be acknowledged.

Skillin them, but you an MC, what's new
The singer believes they possess superior skills compared to these mediocre rappers and questions what makes them different.

Just treat me, you should go to college
The singer suggests that their critics should pursue higher education instead of trying to undermine their success.

You could join the army, you could be a barber
The artist presents alternative career options for those who are unsupportive or critical.

You can be anything you wanna be, but not a rap artist
The artist sarcastically suggests that critics can pursue any career except becoming a rap artist.

Your lyrics ain't cuttin it, you suckas just performers
The singer dismisses the critics, stating that their lyrics lack substance and they are only performers, not true artists.

Sorry to inform ya but you mad and wanna battle me
The singer informs their critics that their anger and desire for confrontation will not intimidate them.

When I'm Mr. on one try to keep it calm, but
The artist attempts to remain calm and composed even when faced with difficult situations.

Every time I log on, the world starts
Whenever the artist goes online, their actions have a significant impact on the world and cause a stir of reactions.

Seein but you never see the side of me we armored?
The artist questions whether others truly understand or perceive the strong and resilient aspect of their personality.

The dramas as worse as the rappers are
The level of drama and conflict within the industry is just as bad as the quality of the music being produced.

Fans say they try to be spectacular
Fans often claim to strive for greatness and excellence.

The next minute we talkin bout how wack you are
It doesn't take long for fans to criticize and discuss the flaws and shortcomings of their favorite artists.

Its no wonder why I always wanna smack someone
Given the constant drama and lackluster music, the singer admits they feel the urge to physically confront someone.

I need a ratchet, one, abracadabra, gone
The singer humorously suggests they need a tool (ratchet) to make someone magically disappear (abracadabra).

Your sh*t is passed beyond bad it scratches crome
The artist's criticism of someone's music goes beyond being bad, it is so terrible that it affects the quality of other things.

You need to practice some, I hear ya rap and yawn
The artist advises the criticized individual to improve their skills, as their current rapping induces boredom.

That bullsh*t I heard you spit, you'll never have this one
The singer dismisses the subpar lyrics they heard and asserts that the criticized individual will never achieve the same level of success.

Bullsh*t music f**ked this game up
The singer blames the abundance of terrible music for degrading the quality and reputation of the music industry.

You should be embarassed, you should be ashamed of
The artist believes those responsible for producing terrible music should feel embarrassed and ashamed.

Ever trying to rap, I think it's time to change up
The artist suggests that individuals who are not gifted in rapping should consider pursuing a different career.

Go to Krizz Kaliko as it goes, hollerin
The artist encourages others to listen to Krizz Kaliko's music and pay attention to the messages being conveyed.

Horror flick, you should start with the sequel
The singer suggests that those who enjoy horror films should watch the sequel for an intensified experience.

Peephole, what I saw to deceive you
The artist hints at their ability to manipulate and deceive others through their observations and insight.

I’m the doctor that walks in and greets you
The singer likens themselves to a doctor who enters a room and provides a friendly greeting.

And serve you a smile like I’m all for the people
The singer presents themselves as someone who is genuinely concerned for the well-being and happiness of others.

Meanwhile I’m the wrong one to speak to
Despite their friendly demeanor, the singer warns that they may not be the person others should confide in or seek advice from.

To hell with a park all my dogs will delete you
The artist disregards the idea of peace and friendship, asserting that their loyal companions will erase or eliminate anyone who tries to harm them.

The bars are illegal and all this is lethal
The artist's lyrics are exceptionally powerful and dangerous in their impact.

It’s Conrad Murray when he walk in and greet you
The singer compares their entrance to that of Conrad Murray, a controversial figure in medicine, suggesting that their presence may have detrimental effects.

I sharpen the needles, let it rewind
The singer refines their skills and intensifies their impact, likening it to sharpening needles and rewinding a powerful scene.

Badder flow, that'll mess up your mind
The artist possesses a superior and more impressive flow that will disrupt and astonish the listener.

Got a Kaliko, got a Tech and a N9ne
The artist is associated with other artists such as Kaliko, Tech, and N9ne, indicating their affiliation and collaborations.

And more weapons then everyone on this record combined
The artist possesses an arsenal of talent and creativity that surpasses the collective abilities of everyone involved in the song.

And that’s strange
The singer acknowledges the unique and exceptional nature of their abilities.

Cause I seem so nice, I seen your wife
The artist appears pleasant and friendly, but they have also had encounters with someone's spouse.

No better yet again, I seen her twice
The singer humorously corrects themselves, stating that they have actually seen the person's wife twice.

She needed flights, I got ‘em when I seen the price
The singer facilitated travel arrangements for the person's wife when they found affordable prices.

And let her roll with me like she had some green to dice
The singer allowed the person's wife to accompany them, as if they were gambling with money (green) to determine her fate.

I know it’s been a while since I sold at platinum too
The artist recognizes that it has been some time since they achieved platinum sales like in the past.

A million and a million and-a-half of you
The artist emphasizes their considerable fanbase and the number of individuals who support them.

You tell me I’m the rapper you was rappin’ to
Fans inform the singer that they were inspired and influenced by their music.

I have you lookin’ like a mummy when they rappin’ you
The singer suggests that their skills and talent can overpower and silence their critics, leaving them speechless (like a mummy).

Forget about my face with a mask of you
The artist advises others to stop focusing on their identity and instead, use their own skills and talents as inspiration.

You better leave space like a NASA crew
The artist warns others to clear a path and make room, just like the space left for astronauts in a NASA crew.

I didn’t have dollars, now I have a few
The artist went from having little money to now having a substantial amount.

And now they look at my garage and tell me that’s a zoo
Others observe the singer's garage and comment on the eclectic and impressive collection of vehicles or possessions stored inside.

Is that a Jaguar?
The artist questions whether a particular vehicle in their collection is a Jaguar.

Of course it is, I purchased it because the corpse’ll fit
The singer confirms that it is indeed a Jaguar and jokingly comments that they bought it because a dead body could fit inside.

And this trunk is bigger than the Porsche’s is
The singer boasts about the size of the trunk in their car, comparing it favorably to that of a Porsche.

They say I changed, well I call it metamorphosis
Others claim that the singer has transformed, but the singer sees it as a natural process of growth and evolution.

Fast lane, get the hell up outta my lane
The artist tells others to quickly exit their lane and get out of their way.

Your brain will never be as quick as my brain
The artist asserts their intellectual superiority, stating that others will never match their level of mental agility.

And the people will only kill ya for your time frame
The singer cautions that people will only value and assassinate you for the amount of time you have available or successful.

But I got a bullet that’ll get within your mind frame
The singer possesses ammunition in the form of their lyrics that can penetrate and impact someone's mindset.

Hollering Mayday
The artist urgently calls for help and attention once again.

Anybody can you hear me?
The artist repeats their request for someone to acknowledge and respond to their plea for help.

Yeah, me
The artist affirms that they are the one calling for help.

Why do they mistreat us save us
The singer questions the reasons why they and others in the music industry are being mistreated and desires rescue from this situation.

Aimless bastards leave us shameless
Individuals without direction or purpose are causing harm and embarrassment to others in the industry.

By the time we're rich and famous
If the artists become successful and renowned, their art and integrity may be disregarded and abandoned.

All our art will be forsaken
The artist's creative works will be neglected and forgotten.

While you're waiting sides are taken
During this period of uncertainty, people are choosing sides and forming alliances.

Nonsense they just keep on makin'
The industry continues to produce nonsensical and mediocre music.

While are last breath we are taken
Even in our final moments, the music industry exploits and takes advantage of us.

We don't want our heartbeats just to stop... stop
The artists do not want to lose their passion and love for music.

Stop
The singer reiterates the need for the negative and harmful actions to cease.

They know me on the internet
The artist has gained recognition and popularity on the internet.

They don't wanna see me on a magazine cover
Despite online fame, the artist is not desired or considered worthy of appearing on magazine covers.

Half of these rap barrels never seen struggle
Many rappers lack the experience of facing adversity and hardship.

I've been fighting all my life but never Lebanese brother
The singer has been battling challenges throughout their life, but they did not encounter the specific struggles faced by a Lebanese person.

Now I finally made it, everyone wanna see us struggle
Now that the artist has achieved success, others hope to witness their downfall and challenges.

Be subtle to these indusrties suckas,please
The singer advises others to be sly and discreet with industry individuals who try to take advantage of them.

F**k 'em i can barely afford to eat supper
The singer expresses frustration with those exploiting them, as they struggle to afford even a basic meal.

Now you tellin me to word it out,but then
Despite their financial difficulties, others are urging the singer to express their feelings and frustrations.

And over years we huslte
The artist and others have been working hard and putting in effort for many years.

Makin music,and then people wanna eat a piece of it
Once the artist creates music, others immediately seek to profit from it.

F**k you in the stab back,and ya wack rap
The singer is expressing disdain for individuals who betray them and produce inferior music.

You suck, you suck, he sucks too
The singer is criticizing several individuals for their lack of talent and poor musical output.

They rap, he's wack, she rap, freeze that
The artist highlights the abundance of subpar rappers and calls for their shortcomings to be acknowledged.

Skillin them,but you an MC,whats new
The artist believes they possess superior skills compared to these mediocre rappers and questions what makes them different.

Just treat me,you should go to college
The artist suggests that their critics should pursue higher education instead of trying to undermine their success.

You could join the army,you could be a barber
The singer presents alternative career options for those who are unsupportive or critical.

You can be anything you wanna be,but not a rap artist
The artist sarcastically suggests that critics can pursue any career except becoming a rap artist.

Your lyrics ain't cuttin it,you suckas just performers
The singer dismisses the critics, stating that their lyrics lack substance and they are only performers, not true artists.

Sorry to inform ya but you mad and wanna battle me
The singer informs their critics that their anger and desire for confrontation will not intimidate them.

When I'm Mr. on one try to keep it calm,but
The singer attempts to remain calm and composed even when faced with difficult situations.

Every time I log on,the world starts
Whenever the artist goes online, their actions have a significant impact on the world and cause a stir of reactions.

Seein but you never see the side of me we armored?
The artist questions whether others truly understand or perceive the strong and resilient aspect of their personality.

The dramas as worse as the rappers are
The level of drama and conflict within the industry is just as bad as the quality of the music being produced.

Fans say they try to be spectacular
Fans often claim to strive for greatness and excellence.

The next minute we talkin bout how wack you are
It doesn't take long for fans to criticize and discuss the flaws and shortcomings of their favorite artists.

Its no wonder why I always wanna smack someone
Given the constant drama and lackluster music, the artist admits they feel the urge to physically confront someone.

I need a ratchet, one, abracadabra, gone
The artist humorously suggests they need a tool (ratchet) to make someone magically disappear (abracadabra).

Your sh*t is passed beyond bad it scratches crome
The singer's criticism of someone's music goes beyond being bad, it is so terrible that it affects the quality of other things.

You need to practice some, i hear ya rap and yawn
The artist advises the criticized individual to improve their skills, as their current rapping induces boredom.

That bullsh*t I heard you spit, you'll never have this one
The singer dismisses the subpar lyrics they heard and asserts that the criticized individual will never achieve the same level of success.

Bullsh*t music f**ked this game up
The singer blames the abundance of terrible music for degrading the quality and reputation of the music industry.

You should be embarassed,you should be ashamed of
The singer believes those responsible for producing terrible music should feel embarrassed and ashamed.

Ever trying to rap I think it's time to change up
The artist suggests that individuals who are not gifted in rapping should consider pursuing a different career.

Go to Krizz Kaliko as it goes, hollerin
The artist encourages others to listen to Krizz Kaliko's music and pay attention to the messages being conveyed.

Horror flick, you should start with the sequel
The singer suggests that those who enjoy horror films should watch the sequel for an intensified experience.

Peephole, what I saw to deceive you
The singer hints at their ability to manipulate and deceive others through their observations and insight.

I’m the doctor that walks in and greets you
The artist likens themselves to a doctor who enters a room and provides a friendly greeting.

And serve you a smile like I’m all for the people
The artist presents themselves as someone who is genuinely concerned for the well-being and happiness of others.

Meanwhile I’m the wrong one to speak to
Despite their friendly demeanor, the artist warns that they may not be the person others should confide in or seek advice from.

To hell with a park all my dogs will delete you
The singer disregards the idea of peace and friendship, asserting that their loyal companions will erase or eliminate anyone who tries to harm them.

The bars are illegal and all this is lethal
The artist's lyrics are exceptionally powerful and dangerous in their impact.

It’s Conrad Murray when he walk in and greet you
The singer compares their entrance to that of Conrad Murray, a controversial figure in medicine, suggesting that their presence may have detrimental effects.

I sharpen the needles, let it rewind
The singer refines their skills and intensifies their impact, likening it to sharpening needles and rewinding a powerful scene.

Badder flow, that’ll mess up your mind
The singer possesses a superior and more impressive flow that will disrupt and astonish the listener.

Got a Kaliko, got a Tech and a N9ne
The artist is associated with other artists such as Kaliko, Tech, and N9ne, indicating their affiliation and collaborations.

And more weapons then everyone on this record combined
The artist possesses an arsenal of talent and creativity that surpasses the collective abilities of everyone involved in the song.

And that’s strange
The singer acknowledges the unique and exceptional nature of their abilities.

Cause I seem so nice, I seen your wife
The singer appears pleasant and friendly, but they have also had encounters with someone's spouse.

No better yet again, I seen her twice
The artist humorously corrects themselves, stating that they have actually seen the person's wife twice.

She needed flights, I got ‘em when I seen the price
The artist facilitated travel arrangements for the person's wife when they found affordable prices.

And let her roll with me like she had some green to dice
The artist allowed the person's wife to accompany them, as if they were gambling with money (green) to determine her fate.

I know it’s been a while since I sold at platinum too
The singer recognizes that it has been some time since they achieved platinum sales like in the past.

A million and a million and-a-half of you
The artist emphasizes their considerable fanbase and the number of individuals who support them.

You tell me I’m the rapper you was rappin’ to
Fans inform the singer that they were inspired and influenced by their music.

I have you lookin’ like a mummy when they rappin’ you
The singer suggests that their skills and talent can overpower and silence their critics, leaving them speechless (like a mummy).

Forget about my face with a mask of you
The singer advises others to stop focusing on their identity and instead, use their own skills and talents as inspiration.

You better leave space like a NASA crew
The artist warns others to clear a path and make room, just like the space left for astronauts in a NASA crew.

I didn’t have dollars, now I have a few
The artist went from having little money to now having a substantial amount.

And now they look at my garage and tell me that’s a zoo
Others observe the singer's garage and comment on the eclectic and impressive collection of vehicles or possessions stored inside.

Is that a Jaguar?
The singer questions whether a particular vehicle in their collection is a Jaguar.

Of course it is, I purchased it because the corpse’ll fit
The artist confirms that it is indeed a Jaguar and jokingly comments that they bought it because a dead body could fit inside.

And this trunk is bigger than the Porsche’s is
The artist boasts about the size of the trunk in their car, comparing it favorably to that of a Porsche.

They say I changed, well I call it metamorphosis
Others claim that the artist has transformed, but the artist sees it as a natural process of growth and evolution.

Fast lane, get the hell up outta my lane
The singer tells others to quickly exit their lane and get out of their way.

Your brain will never be as quick as my brain
The artist asserts their intellectual superiority, stating that others will never match their level of mental agility.

And the people will only kill ya for your time frame
The singer cautions that people will only value and assassinate you for the amount of time you have available or successful.

But I got a bullet that’ll get within your mind frame
The singer possesses ammunition in the form of their lyrics that can penetrate and impact someone's mindset.

Hollering Mayday
The singer urgently calls for help and attention once again.

Anybody can you hear me?
The artist repeats their request for someone to acknowledge and respond to their plea for help.

Yeah, me
The artist affirms that they are the one calling for help.

Why do they mistreat us save us
The singer questions the reasons why they and others in the music industry are being mistreated and desires rescue from this situation.

Aimless bastards leave us shameless
Individuals without direction or purpose are causing harm and embarrassment to others in the industry.

By the time we're rich and famous
If the artists become successful and renowned, their art and integrity may be disregarded and abandoned.

All our art will be forsaken
The artist's creative works will be neglected and forgotten.

While you're waiting sides are taken
During this period of uncertainty, people are choosing sides and forming alliances.

Nonsense they just keep on makin'
The industry continues to produce nonsensical and mediocre music.

While are last breath we are taken
Even in our final moments, the music industry exploits and takes advantage of us.

We don't want our heartbeats just to stop... stop
The artists do not want to lose their passion and love for music.

Stop
The singer reiterates the need for the negative and harmful actions to cease.

Mayday, mayday, mayday!
This is an urgent call for help and attention.

My name is Krizz Kaliko
The artist identifies himself as Krizz Kaliko.

I'm totally alone out here
The artist feels isolated and unsupported.

Well, if there's maybe just one of you left
The singer hopes that there is still someone who can offer assistance.

If anybodies out there, anybody..please...help!
The singer desperately appeals for help from anyone who might be listening.