Hundun Lyrics – Yeat

Hundun Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Yeat repeats that he’s been going “insane” because of the drügs he’s using. The mention of “Ginseng” could be a reference to an energy-boosting substance or something symbolic. It’s clear that the drügs are affecting his mental state, causing confusion or losing touch with reality.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Yeat continues to express how the drügs make him feel out of control and insane. He feels like his mind is spiraling and he cannot escape this feeling. There’s also mention of his lifestyle, with “Twizzy” arriving and being prepared (likely with a weapon), and him keeping things hidden (“tuxedo tucked”). Yeat mentions having money, represented by “blue bills,” and enjoying his wealth, pulling up to places and making moves, but still feeling this madness due to the drügs.

[Verse]
In this verse, Yeat reflects on his situation, emphasizing that the drügs are driving him crazy. He feels disconnected, especially from a woman who is showing him no love. Despite being surrounded by people, he feels lonely when he’s high. He also alludes to the dangers of the life he’s living, like someone losing their life because of pride. Yeat’s mind is clouded with drügs, and it adds to his feelings of isolation and confusion.

[Part of Verse]
In this part, Yeat describes a reckless lifestyle, with references to risky behavior like robbing (“rob the plug”) and not wearing a mask, meaning there’s no hiding the crime. He mentions a weapon (“FN crush”), indicating he’s ready for danger and confrontation. Yeat is willing to risk his life for wealth or status (“bound with my life to one of these dubs”). He also talks about drinking “Wock'” (likely Wockhardt, a brand of cough syrup), which leaves him feeling stuck or trapped in his mind.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats the theme of Yeat feeling insane due to his drug use, reflecting how the drügs take over his thoughts and emotions. He continues to highlight the chaos in his life, even as he mentions having money and power (“blue bills” and “honeybun”). There’s a sense of a fast, reckless lifestyle—moving quickly from one place to another—but all of it is overshadowed by the overwhelming effect drügs have on him, driving him further into a state of madness.