Bye Bye Bye Freestyle Lyrics – mgk

Bye Bye Bye Freestyle Lyrics Meaning

[Intro Sample: NSYNC]
Goodbye energy, quick and carefree farewell vibe.

[Verse: mgk]
MGK starts off with a kind of sarcastic attitude, telling people not to try and label his music or put it in a box. He compares himself to Gordon Ramsay in a kitchen, meaning he’s in control, knows what he’s doing, and doesn’t want advice or interference. He says if you want to know how he’s feeling, just check the mood boards – basically saying he’s inspired a lot of people and his style is everywhere. When he says he’s got a lot of “sons,” he’s talking about other artists copying him, and he jokes that he should’ve used protection – a wild way of saying he’s had a huge influence.

He compares himself to Usher, saying he’s got things to get off his chest. The line about someone’s mom in 2011 is purposely provocative – he’s not afraid to go there or say uncomfortable stuff. He says he gets deep in his lyrics, but he’s not overly sensitive about it, which is probably why some people get offended by him. He’s doing this freestyle for free because times are tough financially, and he wants to give people something without charging.

Then he makes a statement about staying grounded – he’s not too flashy or materialistic, saying someone else can have his fancy car, he’ll ride the bus. He’s been through a lot more lows than highs, so the fame hasn’t changed who he is. People like him for being real, not for his money. He says he doesn’t change who he is but jokes that he’s about to switch things up in the song.

He does what he wants, even if it’s seen as crazy. When he says “screws loose” and “told them drill,” he’s playing on the idea of being wild and unstable in a fearless way. The fangs line is saying he’s dangerous, and they’re real – not fake grills for show. He’s sober now but hints the next song will be explosive like popping pills. He mentions singing like Justin Bieber, meaning he can switch styles easily. He still sees himself as a threat and wants the respect he feels he’s earned.

When he says people talk about the “white boy,” he embraces it, calling himself a zebra – not easy to define. You can’t trap him or box him in, and even he admits he’s not easy to like. The \*NSYNC reference is a play on the “Bye Bye Bye” theme – he’s saying he’s not aligned with others and he’s cutting ties. He calls himself ruthless, showing off how even his car roof disappears at the push of a button. Then he takes a jab at people with opinions, saying he’ll let them talk – but he’ll come back to collect the credit they owe him.