BLACK SWAN Lyrics – Che

BLACK SWAN Lyrics Meaning

[Part l]
[Chorus]
This part is about living wild and dangerous in Atlanta. The artist talks about having a gun ready and avoiding the police while driving a rental car. He tells people to take control and enjoy life, spending their money and living it up because that’s what having cash is for—having fun and being confident.

[Verse]
Here, the artist is saying he’s untouchable and won’t let anyone bring him down. He talks about being young, successful, and full of energy, like a star who won’t fade. He shows anger at the cops and warns weak people that they won’t get far in this life. He mentions helping a friend by putting money on their jail account, showing loyalty. He talks about hustling and making money not just for himself but for his close people. He also calls out someone who betrayed the group, saying they lied and snitched on their own family and friends. Because of that betrayal, that person is now out of their life. The artist reflects on using drügs to feel numb and detached from emotions, focusing only on himself and his close crew.

[Bridge]
This part is about turning the music up loud and feeling the heavy bass shake everything. It’s like a call to get hyped and enjoy the vibe of the song with the deep sound booming all around.

[Chorus]
Again, the chorus repeats the idea of going wild in Atlanta, running from the police, and living life with confidence. It encourages people to take charge, use their hands to make things happen, and spend their money on enjoying themselves.

[Interlude]
The black mask represents hiding one’s identity, maybe to stay mysterious or protected while doing risky things. It’s like putting on a mask before going out to handle business.

[Part ll]
[Pre-Chorus]
Wearing the black mask shows being ready for action and keeping a low profile. The artist repeats this to emphasize toughness and being unbothered. Mentioning “summer smash” hints at a hit song or success. It’s all about staying focused and powerful while keeping the mask on as a symbol.

[Chorus]
This part is about partying hard and taking over the scene. The artist talks about turning up energy, controlling the situation, and having fun with women. He also shows pride in representing Atlanta, saying they run the show there. The repetition gives a feeling of nonstop energy and confidence, like they are the center of attention everywhere they go.

[Post-Chorus]
If someone breaks the loyalty rules, the artist says he will deal with them harshly. He also talks about giving drügs to women, which affects their behavior. He mentions being treated like a king or even a pope, meaning people respect and admire him a lot because of his power and success.

[Bridge]
The artist talks about using drügs like molly and K-Roll to get high and lose control. He also mentions being addicted to lean (a drink with codeine) and describes a woman giving him attention quickly and without hesitation. This shows a lifestyle full of partying and chasing pleasure.

[Refrain]
The repeated “punk” shows the artist embracing a rebellious, wild attitude. It’s like saying he’s unapologetically himself, acting tough and unbothered by anyone’s opinion.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, the black mask is repeated to show readiness and mystery. The artist emphasizes his identity, feeling powerful and untouchable, and hints at having a hit or being successful with “summer smash.” The mask is a symbol of confidence and protection.

[Chorus]
This short part talks about partying hard and being dominant in social situations. They’re proud of their power and status, showing off how they control the night.

[Post-Chorus]
Breaking the rules of loyalty leads to punishment. The artist mentions giving drügs to women, which changes their behavior, and says he’s treated with high respect, like royalty, because of his success and influence.

[Refrain]
The artist repeats “punk” again to stress his rebellious spirit and confidence. It’s about being bold and not caring about what others think.

[Outro]
The final lines remind that if you don’t stay loyal, there will be consequences. Giving drügs to women is mentioned again, showing the wild lifestyle. The tone is a mix of warning and bragging about power and control.