Thx Lyrics – Ken Carson

Thx Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Wake-up call from producer F1LTHY starting the vibe.

[Chorus]
He’s listing off a bunch of weapons, showing he’s ready for whatever. He’s with his close friend, just the two of them riding together. He keeps things private about who’s involved but makes it clear things are getting wild. He believes his life is set up to win, like it’s all planned out. He gives credit to the drügs that helped him cope and survive and even shows love to the plug who supplied them. Beyond that, he’s thankful to his parents for raising him into the person he is. It’s a mix of street energy, personal struggle, and appreciation for the people and stuff that kept him going, even if it’s not the healthiest.

[Verse]
He’s talking about someone still dealing small-time and saying they’ll never level up to big moves. Then he brings up a girl acting like a fan but says she won’t get close to him like that. He calls out a dude who only talks and doesn’t actually make moves or money. He brags about his confident walk that even gets attention from other guys’ girls. Then he shows appreciation to his crew, his fans, and everyone who helped him get where he is. He makes a point that people are only rocking with him now that he’s successful but didn’t support him when he was grinding behind the scenes. He mentions his expensive fashion choices to show how far he’s come.

Calling himself a vampire is kind of his way of saying he’s mysterious or different—maybe even drained or cold emotionally. There’s a girl who misunderstood him at first, thinking he was just weird, but now she’s emotional after he cut her off. He admits the only thing he really fears is getting his heart broken and says deep down, he knew she wasn’t the one. He still cared enough to go all out for her, even fantasizing about doing crazy things just to make her happy. But now he’s done with her and calls out the new guys she’s messing with, saying he already made more money than them.

He notes how people copy his lifestyle but don’t show it off like he does, or maybe don’t do it with the same flair. Then he gives advice: don’t ever post a girl publicly unless you *really* know her. He talks about ignoring someone who’s being annoying and flaunts the fact that his girl’s dripping in high-end fashion. When he says he “can’t let you slide,” he’s making it clear he won’t let disrespect or betrayal go unchecked. He ends the verse with a flex—he’s got three girls but only room for one more in his car, and he’s watching to see who’s really down to ride. Then he wraps it up with a threat, saying he’s armed and ready if things go there.

[Chorus]
He brings back the same hard-hitting energy with his list of weapons, just to remind us he’s ready for anything. He’s still sticking with his day-one—his twin, his closest ride-or-die. He stays lowkey about who’s involved in the chaos around him, but makes it clear it’s going down. Betting on him is a safe bet because he feels like fate’s already set in his favor. Again, he gives props to the drügs and his dealer for helping him survive, and gives his parents a shoutout for shaping who he’s become. The chorus stays grounded in loyalty, survival, and gratitude.

[Outro]
He closes the song with repeating lines about thanking his parents. It sounds almost like a chant—like he’s trying to remind himself where he came from and who he owes his strength to. It’s simple, but heartfelt, and it brings a bit of emotion to the end after all the flexing and fire earlier.