BERSERK Lyrics – Nik Tendo, Decky

BERSERK Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part has a repetitive, chant-like vibe that sets the energy of the song. The artist keeps saying “top” to hype things up and show confidence, like he’s aiming high and not settling for less. It’s got that pumped-up, head-nodding rhythm that feels like a warm-up before he gets real in the next sections. It’s more about vibe than lyrics here.

[Chorus]
Here, he’s talking about the pressure he feels from the beat—it’s intense and powerful. Even though he says he’s “sick,” it’s not the usual cold; it’s more like he’s mentally worn down or overwhelmed. He feels emotional pain, like scars on his heart and a knife in his back, hinting at betrayal. But now, he’s cut off fake people—no more rats in his team. It’s all about cleaning house and protecting his peace.

[Verse]
In this part, he’s hyping up his producer Decky, calling him a chef for cooking up the beat. Then, he dives into his mindset—he’s sharpening his sword, training to handle his style and presence like it’s something heavy to carry. He compares himself to a berserk warrior, someone wild and unstoppable. The lines about fighting demons and windmills show his personal battles—both real and imagined. He paints himself as a drunken wizard hidden in smoke, lost in thought but still howling at the moon with wolves at dusk. He’s got inner vision, like he sees through life even with a blindfold. When he gets love, he gives it back, but he won’t fake it—if it doesn’t feel right, he steps away. He talks about the value of getting slapped back to reality sometimes and not being afraid to ask questions. Finally, he challenges people to drop the act and show their true selves—take off the mask.

[Pre-Chorus]
This part keeps repeating the “top” chant and talks about the pressure again. It’s like he’s feeling the weight of everything—success, expectations, emotions—all pushing down. The repetition shows how constant that pressure is, like it never lets up. It keeps building the energy, making the listener feel what he’s feeling.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s diving back into the emotional and mental pressure he’s under. The beat itself feels heavy, and he’s carrying a lot—old wounds, betrayal, and that “sick” feeling that doesn’t come from being ill, but from stress or maybe depression. He’s done with fake people and has cleaned up his circle. He’s standing strong, but you can tell it’s been a tough journey.