Heavy Metal Lyrics – Ian

Heavy Metal Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Loaded and ready for anything.

[Refren]
Here, Ian mocks the idea of rap battles, saying fake rappers try to act tough but don’t live that life. He’s glad he didn’t end up like them. Instead, he lives dangerously with real weapons, calling his Uzi “Heavy Metal”. He turns fake gangsters into nobodies, like ghosts. He’s surrounded by childish wannabes, and he sees through their act. He talks about drügs and money, showing his world is full of risky, illegal business.

[Strofa 1]
Ian says he’s a simple guy who comes from tough neighborhoods. When he says he’s coming, he means it—you don’t need to wait. He rolls with bold women, dressed provocatively, and he only talks if there’s something real going on, usually something physical. Then he disses someone, calling them gross and fake, and accuses them of acting tough online just for attention. He warns that if you mess with him and his crew, it could be deadly. He also points out that the people rapping with him are real dealers, not posers.

[Refren]
Again, Ian makes fun of so-called rap battles, saying they’re nothing compared to his reality. He thanks God he didn’t become one of those fake rappers. His weapon is his real version of heavy metal. He turns loudmouths into nobodies, like Casper the ghost. He’s surrounded by childish gangsters pretending to be hard. He mocks their weakness, saying they smell like candy. His world is about cash, drügs, and danger, all mixed together.

[Strofa 2]
Ian throws insults, saying that if he’s harmless like Bambi, then his enemy is just a backup plan, not even worth much. He threatens to overpower and outdo them easily. He reminds them he’s Ian, the guy who steps on skulls—no mercy. He says he gave someone drügs, and they still owe him money. He gets graphic, suggesting violence and disrespect. He tells a story where someone couldn’t even tell hashish from chocolate, showing how clueless they are. Then he mocks them for risking everything over a girl who now prefers Ian, rubbing salt in the wound.

[Refren]
Once more, Ian goes in on fake rappers, mocking their idea of battling. He’s thankful he didn’t fall into that world. His life is armed and aggressive—his gun is what he calls heavy metal. He wipes out fake gangsters with ease, turning them invisible like ghosts. He’s surrounded by immature people trying to act tough, but he sees right through them. His world runs on dirty money, drügs, and a dangerous lifestyle.