JOKER Lyrics (English Translation) – Blessd, Kris R.

JOKER (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Blessd & Kris R.]
In this intro, the artist is trying to clear things up with the woman he’s singing to. He’s saying that what they have is real love, not just a confusing or casual thing. He insists it’s more than just a physical relationship and wants her to understand his deeper feelings. He calls her his queen, even teasing her for being small or delicate, but also talks about possibly having a child with her if she lets her guard down. At the same time, there’s a conflict in his emotions — he’s confused by her behavior and admits that even when he’s with other women, he imagines her instead. It’s like he’s stuck between his desire for her and the messed-up way he’s dealing with it.

[Chorus: Blessd & Kris R.]
Here, he’s asking the woman where they stand. He’s unsure about the relationship and wants clarity, but also admits he has some bad intentions — he wants to “corrupt” her, which likely means drawing her into his wild, maybe toxic lifestyle. He’s being playful and serious at the same time, asking if there’s any way they can figure things out or escape the drama.

[Verse 1: Blessd & Kris R.]
This verse goes deep into a mix of lust, attraction, and raw honesty. He talks about how she becomes more open when she drinks, and how much he enjoys being with her physically. He praises himself too, saying no one’s better than him, and compares how he approaches her with the slickness of a spy like James Bond. He watches adult content and sees her as the only one who satisfies him. He calls her a “bandit,” suggesting she’s wild and only lets him in. There’s no sweetness in her, but he still appreciates meeting her. In bed, she’s unmatched — full of energy like a powerful force from anime. Their physical connection is intense, like a storyline meant just for him. No one does the things she does to him, and he clearly feels addicted to her energy and attention.

[Refrain: Kris R. & Blessd]
In this part, he wants her to think of him when she’s alone and getting intimate with herself. He wants her to call him and reminds her that he’s had feelings for a long time. He’s frustrated that she doesn’t show up or make an effort. He compares their chaotic relationship to Harley Quinn and Joker — wild, dangerous, but deeply connected. He even mentions buying a gun (Smith) to protect her, hinting at jealousy or possessiveness.

[Chorus: Blessd & Kris R.]
He repeats the same questions, still wondering what’s going on between them and wanting to pull her deeper into his world, while looking for some sort of answer or resolution.

[Verse 2: Kris R. & Blessd]
This verse is intense and full of graphic details. He’s bragging about their physical encounters, saying they’re already on their fourth round and she still hasn’t had enough. He talks about how they met on social media and dating apps, and even describes the way things go down before s*x. During the week she’s sweet, but on weekends she’s wild. He says no one compares to her and while he’s making music, others in his crew are handling business. He brings in gangster-like references with soldiers and criminal vibes. He’s obsessed with how she looks in designer clothes, saying she pushes him to do crazy things. He gets physical with her while she’s high, and the experience is messy and intense. He’s protective of her, referencing a famous soccer couple, and says he clings to her like a collectible sticker. No matter what she wears, he sees her as his own and even compares her to a football star who defines the game.

[Refrain: Kris R. & Blessd]
He brings back the same thoughts — wanting her to think about him, call him, and not care what others think. He again connects their bond to Harley Quinn and Joker, showing that even if it’s crazy, it feels real to him. He repeats the bit about protecting her with the gun, reinforcing the possessiveness in the relationship.

[Outro: Blessd & Kris R.]
The outro blends pleasure, chaos, and street pride. He starts with an almost religious phrase, “Hail Mary,” but quickly turns it into something s*xual and playful. He’s inviting her and even her friend to come enjoy life with him and Kris R. They suggest life could be more fun if they all got together. Then it shifts into a shout-out section, mentioning their crew, city (Medellín), and music scene (Colombian trap). They show pride in where they come from and who they are — Money Makers, hustlers, and artists who don’t back down. There’s a confident energy, like they’re untouchable and don’t need anyone’s approval. They end by warning others not to mess with them, claiming their space in the trap scene for themselves and their people.