People often talk about the future of hip-hop music like it isn't right now… Read Full Bio ↴People often talk about the future of hip-hop music like it isn't right now. As if the future were some far off paint splotch occupying our collective imagination. On the contrary, the future is now, and some aren't afraid to take it where it's going. Enter Social Club Misfits the Broward duo that has built a cult following on the strength of their provocative oeuvre and singular, quick-witted approach. Comprised of Marty and Fern, Social Club Misfits is the after-effect of two distinctive personalities meshing to create an invigorating sound. The self-monikered "Misfits" are disruptors in every sense, challenging norms and bringing other misfits along for the ride. With a host of projects and EP's under their proverbial belt, including the Billboard-charting full lengths The Misadventures of Fern and Marty and Into the Night, Social Club Misfits have made a sport of pushing boundaries and redefining the possibilities of what faith-based music can accomplish. From headlining sold out tours across the country to spawning imitators the world over, it's clear the duo has struck a chord with listeners from all walks of life. They have bypassed perceived gatekeepers in favor of carving their own lane and fueling their purpose. While some are content with moving wherever the current leads, Social Club Misfits have embraced their calling as leaders of a more intentional school of thought. The misfits are now.

AK
Social Club Misfits Lyrics

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Uh, yep.
Ahem, I feel like the blue power ranger, the one that nobody likes Yeah, uh, okay I never been afraid of dyin And I know I'm not perfect, what's the point to tryin?
They love us but the jealousy will keep em lyin Who would'a thought this little misfit cats would run this town?
She said if I loved her I'd stay around Well, I'm absent so now she hates me now A king to a mob, I could take the crown Misfits rather burned to death before you see us bow The rejects, the runaways, the goodie-two shoes will never come this way I got a bunch of friends that everybody loves to hate, then I got a bunch of friends but everybody knows they're fake.
Yeah, what's a king to a mob?
Matter fact, what's a king to a god?
Yeah, but what's that king to the king of kings?
To bring my family back, I risk everything Wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.

W-w-wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
W-w-wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
The rejects to everywhere.
The rejects to everywhere. They said we comin out of nowhere.
My city been on me from havin this flow, yeah.
I had coke plus I had the smile.
No more prison livin, my savior has risen.
They gain, a wild boy toned it down to executive.
Turned my life around, no axis is excellent.
The way that we do it is different from ya'll, but don't think that we crazy.
This that flow from the future.
I told you I called it, rhythm is crazy.
Ever since my baby, I've been goin so hard.
Lil Crank got a grammy, now I know that the flow is no prob.
It's social club, misfit, better rejects on this go round.
Still spittin like a four pound, till them diamonds come down.
Take a song, change a life with it.
See I'm rappin word for word, that's so serious.
Be a blessing, that's what I say.
Heard it from the lord but we aren't on record Wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
W-w-wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
W-w-wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.

The rejects to everywhere.
The rejects to everywhere.

Overall Meaning

The song AK by Social Club Misfits is a powerful anthem about embracing one's identity as a misfit and rejecting societal norms. The opening lines compare the singer to the blue Power Ranger that nobody likes, with a sense of defiance and individuality. He then reflects on his fearlessness in the face of death and acknowledges that he is not perfect, but questions the point of trying to be something he's not. The jealousy of others is acknowledged as a potential obstacle to success but the singer exudes confidence, proclaiming that he and his fellow misfits are running the town.

The second verse contrasts the singer's personal relationships, where his absent nature has led to his lover disliking him, with his position as a self-proclaimed king who could take the crown. He expresses a sense of loyalty and brotherhood with his fellow misfits, contrasting them with those who are fake and only loved to be hated. The chorus repeats the phrase "wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything," reinforcing the theme of being united in their rejection of societal norms.

Overall, AK is a powerful statement that celebrates individuality, rejects societal norms, and advocates for self-acceptance and embracing one's identity as a misfit.

Line by Line Meaning

Ahem, I feel like the blue power ranger, the one that nobody likes
I feel like an outcast, even among those who are supposed to be part of the same group.

I never been afraid of dyin And I know I'm not perfect, what's the point to tryin?
I'm not afraid of the risks that come with life and I don't see the point in striving for perfection when it's unattainable.

They love us but the jealousy will keep em lyin
Even though people may act like they love us, their envy will lead them to deceit and lies.

Who would'a thought this little misfit cats would run this town?
People never expected a group of misfits like us to have such a significant impact in this town.

She said if I loved her I'd stay around Well, I'm absent so now she hates me now
I couldn't meet her expectations and now she resents me for it.

A king to a mob, I could take the crown Misfits rather burned to death before you see us bow
Even though I may be seen as a leader, I'm still part of a group of misfits who would rather die than submit to anyone else's authority.

The rejects, the runaways, the goodie-two shoes will never come this way
We're a group of misfits who don't conform to traditional societal norms and we're not interested in seeking approval from those who do.

I got a bunch of friends that everybody loves to hate, then I got a bunch of friends but everybody knows they're fake.
I have two sets of friends - one group that is unpopular but genuine, and another group that is well-liked but insincere.

Yeah, what's a king to a mob? Matter fact, what's a king to a god? Yeah, but what's that king to the king of kings?
No earthly power can compare to the strength and authority of divinity.

To bring my family back, I risk everything Wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
I'm willing to put everything on the line to reunite with my family, even if it means risking my life with my misfit crew.

The rejects to everywhere. They said we comin out of nowhere.
Our group of misfits is popping up in unexpected places, surprising those who wrote us off.

My city been on me from havin this flow, yeah. I had coke plus I had the smile.
My hometown has been supportive of my music career, even when I struggled with addiction.

No more prison livin, my savior has risen.
Through my faith, I've been able to leave behind a life of imprisonment and find freedom.

They gain, a wild boy toned it down to executive. Turned my life around, no axis is excellent.
I've transitioned from a reckless youth to a responsible adult, improving my life in the process.

The way that we do it is different from ya'll, but don't think that we crazy. This that flow from the future.
We may be unconventional, but our unique approach to music is visionary and innovative.

Ever since my baby, I've been goin so hard. Lil Crank got a grammy, now I know that the flow is no prob.
Since the birth of my child, I've been motivated to work harder and it's paying off in the form of awards.

It's social club, misfit, better rejects on this go round. Still spittin like a four pound, till them diamonds come down.
Our group of rejects, led by Social Club Misfits, is pushing forward with our unique sound until we reach the highest level of success.

Take a song, change a life with it. See I'm rappin word for word, that's so serious.
We take our responsibility as artists seriously, recognizing that our music has the power to impact and change lives.

Be a blessing, that's what I say. Heard it from the lord but we aren't on record
I believe in using my talents to bring positivity and hope to others, even if it's not explicitly stated in any religious texts.

W-w-wolf pack, misfit gang, misfit gang, everything.
Our group of misfits, the wolf pack, is everything to us.

The rejects to everywhere. The rejects to everywhere.
We, the rejects, are making our presence known in every part of society.

Writer(s): fernando miranda, martin santiago

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