Rebel
Young And Insolent Lyrics
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Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
I'm a rebel
Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
Old skool in modern times
I'm tight like a sailor knot
And I ain't coming undone
I'm drippin n I'm droppin
N it ain't neva stoppin
New J release
Best believe that I'm coppin
I stunt on niggas for fun
I put the hip in the hop
And it don't stop, niggas anxious waiting for my next music drop
You know it's gone be mental
Cos I'm the legendary soul rebel, you feel the bass n treble, A word sorcerer you niggas Micky n I'm the next level Olympic rapper I deserve a medal, music Fantasia mic drop Don't you dare call it a fumble I don't rap n mumble
I'm a rebel
Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
I'm a rebel
Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
See the the morning sun
On the hillside
Damn it's good to be alive
Feeling irie reggae vibes
Don't follow no trends
Entrepreneur in disguise
Fresher than a Caesar salad
Fresh until the day I die
I don't need no brand shii
Give ya boy a Nike tick
Or the three stripes
OG crazy 8s be hella slick
Always been out of the norm
Mainstream hella boring don't expect ya boy to ever conform
Because, I ain't like the rest of em
Done spit with the best of em
Ready or not here I come, like my girl Lauren Clef n them
I'm the legendary soul rebel
Kwasi on the Beat
Feel the bass n the treble
I'm a rebel
Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
I'm a rebel
Bass and treble
I'm a hip hopper
Word smith sorcerer
The lyrics to Young and Insolent's song "Rebel" are an ode to Johnny Yuma, a character who roamed through the West, fighting for what he believed in. The song describes Yuma as a lone wanderer who sought his own justice and was not afraid to take matters into his own hands. He had no regard for the law, only his own moral compass. Yuma is portrayed as a restless soul with a fighting spirit and a determination to fulfill his dreams until his dying breath.
The song is a tribute to the rugged individualism of the American West and its frontier spirit. The lyrics evoke the image of a lone cowboy riding through the desert, ready to draw his gun at a moment's notice. Yuma symbolizes the freedom and power of the individual who is willing to stand up for their beliefs, even in the face of danger and adversity.
Overall, the song captures the essence of the rebel spirit and celebrates the courage and tenacity of those who are willing to challenge the status quo and forge their own path in life.
Line by Line Meaning
Johnny Yuma was the rebel he roamed through the west
This song is about a man named Johnny Yuma who was a rebel that travelled through the western part of the United States.
This Johnny Yuma the rebel he wandered alone
Johnny Yuma was a lone wanderer who rejected traditional societal norms and expectations.
He got fightin' mad this rebel lad
Johnny Yuma was passionate and often angered by the injustices he saw around him.
He packed no star as he wandered far
Johnny Yuma did not carry a gun or any other symbol of authority on his journeys.
Where the only law was a hook and a draw
Johnny Yuma travelled to places where the only way to settle disputes was through physical combat.
He searched the land this restless lad
Johnny Yuma was in pursuit of adventure and a sense of purpose.
He was panther quick and leather tough
Johnny Yuma was agile and strong, able to navigate through treacherous terrain and withstand physical challenges.
With the figure that he's been pushed enough
Johnny Yuma had reached a breaking point, and was ready to push back against those who oppressed him.
With the dreams he's hold till his dyin' breath
Johnny Yuma had deep aspirations that he was dedicated to pursuing for the rest of his life.
He searched his soul and gambled with death
Johnny Yuma was introspective and willing to take risks, even when facing danger.
The rebel Johnny Yuma (Johnny Yuma)
Johnny Yuma was a rebellious figure who stood up against oppression and fought for his beliefs.
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Written by: Milton Mac Intosh
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