GBAD (Number_i Remix) Lyrics – 88rising, Jackson Wang 王嘉爾, Number_i

GBAD (Number_i Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part sets the stage like something big is about to drop. It feels like a heads-up or a warning, hinting that the song’s energy is coming in strong.

[Chorus]
This chorus is all about embracing the ups and downs of life with a bold attitude. The artist is saying that while life can be good, sometimes you’ve got to be tough or even a bit harsh to get by. It’s about not always being nice because standing up for yourself is necessary. Since we only live once, being real and assertive matters, even if it rubs people the wrong way.

[Verse 1]
Here, the artist is reflecting on how peaceful life feels when you’re truly at ease inside. But in reality, things aren’t so smooth. The world, especially the industry or “game,” feels unfair and doesn’t value creativity the way it should. Lines between right and wrong feel blurred, and people can’t tell who’s being genuine. He’s spent time trying to talk things out and even changed himself to fit in, but things still don’t go as planned. There’s frustration that no matter how much you try, the darker forces don’t want to listen or understand.

[Chorus]
This part repeats the core idea—life can be amazing, but you need to look out for yourself. Being assertive or even selfish at times becomes a way to survive and protect your own peace. It’s a kind of self-defense.

[Verse 2]
This section brings in some Japanese lines, but the vibe is clear—there’s no time to slow down, and the grind is on a whole different level. Haters used to laugh, now they’re watching in silence. The artist speaks to those who doubted him, saying they’re hearing him loud and clear now. Even if people try to trip him up, he keeps moving forward through music. Number_i is rising to the top, breaking the mold, and turning every bit of hate into fuel to shine even harder.

[Chorus]
Once again, the message is straight-up: life’s good, but you have to stand your ground. No sugarcoating—just being unapologetically yourself.

[Verse 3]
This part has a flexing vibe—new phone, new car, luxury watch. It shows success but also gives a glimpse of loneliness and caution. He’s tired of fake energy and wants people to read between the lines. There’s distrust around him, and people still gossip or doubt him. Even after all the success, there’s a feeling of emptiness, like something important is still missing. It’s a mix of pride and vulnerability, questioning if all this effort has really led to happiness.

[Chorus]
The final chorus drives home the message again. Life can be awesome, but surviving in it means sometimes acting with an edge. It’s not about being cruel, but about not letting others walk over you. There’s power in owning who you are and doing what you have to do.

[Outro]
This bit wraps things up with a fun, carefree tone. It’s like the artist is saying, “Yeah, that was a vibe,” just enjoying the raw energy of the track without overthinking it.