HAJIMARI Lyrics – NENE

HAJIMARI Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just vibing sounds to set the tone.

[Verse 1]
She’s calling out a music company for shady management and inappropriate behavior from its employees. She accuses them of stealing ideas from real creators, leaving many hurt and ignored. While they chase clout with fake hype and shallow lyrics, she’s focused on real rap and originality. Her team is full of true talent, unlike theirs, which is all for show. She mocks their fake image and questions their awards, especially when pop songs are labeled as hip-hop just for marketing.

[Chorus]
She’s questioning why their songs don’t connect with fans and why this kind of business is praised.

[Verse 2]
She says if you’re in a different game, play it honestly. These people only care about gains, not inspiration. They fake it just to look good before elections. Despite getting hate, she stays strong while their fans act toxic and clueless. She sees through their gossip, yet lives her best life touring and doing what she loves, wondering why they’re still angry online.

[Chorus]
Again, she points out how disconnected their music is and how fake the business seems, even cursing out the system.

[Verse 3]
She declares she’s always been a top rapper, not someone who climbs by tearing others down. She tells them to actually listen to her songs instead of judging her. Their lyrics feel empty, like their company. She throws jabs about their fake respect, hints at rumors, and mocks how they can’t handle criticism. She’s packing her verses with punchlines while stirring up the scene, never sitting on the sidelines.

[Chorus]
Reinforcing how their music still doesn’t land with listeners and how fake business practices are ruining the vibe.

[Verse 4]
She says she’ll keep speaking out even if no one else does. If this is just for fame, then it’s pointless. She urges people to remember her name. She draws a line between artists who create from passion and those who fake it for money. Real art comes from struggle and love, not from chasing followers. She calls out industry systems that kill young talent and only care about pleasing judges. This music keeps her grounded and saved her life—so she refuses to let it be stolen or misused. She wants listeners to really dive into the music and give attention to truly deserving rappers, not those just playing the part. She questions why certain songs get placed in hip-hop categories—just to win easily?

[Outro]
She’s overwhelmed with thoughts, frustrated, and decides to stop here.