Blakk Rokkstar Lyrics – Ken Carson

Blakk Rokkstar Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]
[Intro]
He’s just getting hyped up, warming up with a few sounds to set the vibe.

[Verse]
Ken kicks off with loud energy, reacting to heavy bass and letting people know they better stay alert. He’s talking about moving around different cities, staying active, and causing a stir wherever he goes. He’s unimpressed by someone else’s outfit, calling it weak and fake. Wearing a mask, he’s playing with identity and keeping a low profile, maybe to stay unpredictable. He calls out someone for getting caught slipping, saying they should’ve been smarter. Then he points out his tribal tattoos and shouts out to his mom, showing pride in how far he’s come. Even before he got rich and bought a Lambo, women were already chasing him.

He warns that if anyone tries to take his chain, his crew will go wild, hinting at trouble. He flexes that his jewelry is real and top-tier—not some fake designer stuff. A girl wants to learn his flashy lifestyle, and he’s down to show her. He says he doesn’t even need jewelry to stand out, even though his eyes might look tired. Then he mentions a girl who’s attractive and from Missouri, comparing her vibe to water—smooth and refreshing. He brings up expensive clothes and drügs, showing how he’s deep in that fast life. With money sticking out of his pockets, the girl knows he’s loaded.

He compares himself to Aladdin and her to Jasmine, like he’s sweeping her into his world. Her boots are stomping on others—she’s not just cute, she’s intimidating too. He’s wearing Chrome Hearts, which has crosses, but his life feels upside down, possibly meaning he’s stylish but still dealing with chaos. When people say he can’t go certain places, he laughs it off—he knows he’s good everywhere. Then he calls out fake gangsters who don’t really have a block or crew. He threatens them, saying they’d be scared if he pulled a weapon. He ends by saying these guys are making up stuff, but he’s the real deal—a true Black rockstar.

[Chorus]
He repeats that he’s a Black rockstar over and over to drive it home. It’s his identity—he’s not just a rapper, he’s a whole vibe. He sees himself as wild, rebellious, and different from the norm, just like a rockstar, but with a Black, street-smart twist. It’s about standing out and owning his lifestyle loudly and unapologetically.

[Part II]
[Intro]
Just a quick wake-up call and a laugh to set the tone.

[Verse]
He starts off talking about a girl who’s ready to handle stuff—maybe even violently—so she’s tough. He compares himself to being numb like Novocaine, meaning he doesn’t feel emotions or let things get to him. Then he tells people to stop being emotional and focus on getting money. He says he’s doing big things, raising the bar, and that makes others jealous. He’s high off a Tesla (a slang term for ecstasy) and feeling like he’s flying, comparing himself to a plane with propellers.

Calling himself the pilot shows he’s in control now. Driving a Porsche GT3RS with the wing out adds to his flashy, high-speed lifestyle. He brushes off someone who acts spoiled or bratty, questioning their intentions. He flexes his diamonds, saying they’re clearly real and super shiny—no need for proof. The stones in his chain are so big and flashy they look like polka dots. He mentions a friend who owns a casino while he’s got a girl who’s into trippy stuff like DMT and acid, showing the wild and experimental life they’re living.

He’s tired of just getting pics—he wants to actually link up and get physical. Their vibe feels natural, like they’ve known each other for a while. She doesn’t need help getting started in bed, and he says he doesn’t need drügs to perform—he’s good sober. He’s young, but not stupid, and he’s aware of people trying to use him. One older woman tried to play him, and the new girl isn’t too bright either. He knows exactly what he wants, while others freeze under pressure.

He doesn’t trust anything easily and says life is too unpredictable to take anything for granted. He’s got so much money it can’t even be wrapped with a rubber band. He flew a girl out overseas just so she could enjoy herself. Then he dismisses trendy aesthetics and says most people need a full identity refresh—he’s doing his own thing, unapologetically.