So The Story Goes… Lyrics – Ren

So The Story Goes… Lyrics Meaning

[Hook 1]
This part talks about feeling forgotten or ignored when not in sight, but truly coming alive at night when chaos rules. It shows the darker, wilder side of life — where loyalty, revenge, and survival take over. The frustrated outbursts reflect a careless, rebellious attitude toward everything.

[Hook 2]
Here, the singer describes living fast and recklessly, surrounded by smoke and drügs. He feels powerful and untouchable when high, bragging about his wild behavior and not caring about rules or consequences.

[Chorus]
This section is all about confidence and independence. The artist calls out people who think they’re smart or better but claims he works harder and takes more risks. He rejects the idea of needing a record label, showing pride in doing things his own way and proving his talent without help.

[Post-Chorus]
These lines show the excitement before success hits. “Watch it blow” represents their music and lifestyle about to explode into something big. The repetition builds tension and energy, almost like a b0mb about to go off.

[Hook 2]
This part reflects a life full of chaos and constant motion. The artist admits he can’t slow down even though he knows he should. Growing up in a rough environment, he embraces his wild side — hustling, smoking, and chasing thrills. It’s about finding fun and freedom in madness, even if it’s messy. The slang and fast rhythm show his pride in his background and how he keeps going no matter what.

[Chorus]
The artist repeats his message about being better than others who underestimate him. He’s determined, fearless, and focused on proving his worth without the backing of big names. It’s about ambition, self-belief, and breaking away from traditional industry control.

[Post-Chorus]
Again, this moment builds anticipation and hype. It’s about watching their success or chaos unfold — an explosion of energy, attitude, and confidence.

[Hook 1]
These lines paint a picture of living between darkness and light — between good and evil. The artist feels most alive at night when the world is quiet and dangerous things happen. The “eye for eye” part shows a sense of revenge or justice in a rough world. The talk of angels and devils shows inner conflict, switching between peace and destruction. When morning comes, he hides from reality but eventually comes back ready to dominate again. The spoken part adds humor and rawness, showing their unfiltered attitude.

[Verse 1]
This verse is full of confidence and swagger. The artist compares himself to a teacher or master, putting others in their place. He brags about his strength, talent, and dominance in music and life. The funny comparisons, like soup and croutons, highlight how much stronger and sharper he sees himself. The beat references show his control over rhythm and sound — he’s the one making everything move.

[Verse 2: The Skinner Brothers]
Here, the other artist joins in, keeping the same bold energy. He compares himself to powerful figures, showing off his creativity and danger. The lines about b0mbs and nukes express his explosive talent and chaotic mind. Calling himself Frankenstein suggests he’s been through pain or damage but turned it into something powerful and unique. It’s all about embracing madness and turning it into art.

[Chorus]
This part again celebrates independence and strength. The artists remind everyone that they don’t need validation or record deals — they’re already ahead, confident, and self-made. It’s a mix of pride, defiance, and raw determination.

[Post-Chorus]
This short section repeats the explosive vibe — it’s about letting everything build and then blow up with energy, like a burst of success or emotion.

[Hook 1]
The ending brings back the same mix of darkness and rebirth. The artists feel alive when others sleep, showing they thrive in chaos. The “eye for eye” line again points to loyalty and payback. The imagery of angels and devils shows their struggles between good and bad choices. When morning comes, they crash but soon rise again, ready to take on the world once more. It’s about endless cycles of chaos, reflection, and comeback.