K-Hole Lyrics – Ken Carson

K-Hole Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part’s just a vibe setter. All those repeated “huh” sounds aren’t really saying anything deep, they’re more like background energy to get you into the zone of the song. It gives off that hazy, trippy feeling like you’re drifting into his world, probably under the influence, which ties into the rest of the song’s themes.

[Chorus]
He’s painting a wild picture of the party lifestyle. There’s a girl who’s deep into drügs like coc*ine and ketamine, and she’s totally into that scene. He makes a comparison to Travis Scott, saying people get addicted to that style or vibe, almost like a drug. The reference to Nicki Minaj and “Scotty, beam me up” is him fantasizing about fame, bad women, and escaping reality. He’s also pointing out how someone switched up and started hanging out with people they weren’t close to before. Meanwhile, he’s always high, sipping lean, flying on autopilot, and getting s*xual favors while drifting through his day.

[Verse]
He starts by talking about cutting someone out of his life—they just didn’t belong anymore. He’s rolling solo, no security, just him and his phone, showing how independent and unbothered he is. He mentions carrying a “chrome” (likely a gun), saying if he wants something, he’s just gonna take it. He throws shade at people who criticize his music, telling them to make their own hits if they think it’s so easy.

There’s this rebellious energy where he talks about robbing or doing whatever it takes to succeed, and he’s been grinding nonstop. He also shares that he’s dealing with dark thoughts, calling them demons, so it’s not just a flashy lifestyle—there’s emotional struggle in the mix. Even when he’s with girls, there’s chaos and temptation. One girl surprises him by being more wild than she seemed, and her friend even wants in too.

When he’s on stage, he’s fully in the zone, “hot” like he’s on fire, and he’s chasing his money. He drops a thoughtful line saying what matters isn’t where you are now, but where you’re going—so he’s focused on progress. Then he’s back in a faded state with a girl trying on his clothes, showing off how close they’ve gotten. Despite all the girls, he keeps things respectful—he’s not out here exposing anyone.

He keeps grinding toward his goals, believing that effort beats natural talent. He compares himself to an “uncut gem” like Adam Sandler in that movie—underrated but valuable. He opens up a bit, saying he’s been through tough stuff growing up that left emotional scars. He admits he’s tried to get off drügs but always goes back, showing his struggle with addiction. There’s also a diss at people pretending to live the life he actually lives.

He gives a shoutout to his real crew—people who’ve been with him through it all. He says his place runs like a trap house, with customers always around. Then he mentions a guy who hates on him just because he’s with a certain girl, and flexes by pulling up in a Lamborghini. He describes a girl who’s dressed s*xy and clearly ready for him, but he’s mostly just into getting what he wants physically—he’s not into catching feelings.

He stays reckless, running red lights, ready to fire back if anyone steps to him. While other guys chase women and designer clothes, he’s focused on money. He calls out others as soft, while the girl he’s with is confident, s*xy, and down for him. He takes care of her because she’s loyal, and she calls him “daddy” for that. He brags that he’s got enough money to spend without showing off, and he doesn’t even need to chase it—it comes to him. He compares himself to Travis again with the whole “drug fiend” persona, and throws in another “Nicki Minaj” and “Scotty” reference to close the loop, ending with him saying the girl’s so real, he’s buying her a luxury car.

[Chorus]
Same vibe as earlier—he’s deep into a world of drügs, wild women, and constant highs. The girl he’s with is living that same lifestyle, doing drügs and going all in. He jokes that she’s acting like a fan of Travis Scott, meaning she’s become addicted to this reckless life. Again, he’s dreaming of being with a Nicki Minaj type, asking to be “beamed up” like he’s leaving this reality behind. He calls out someone for switching up, and meanwhile, he’s still out here with codeine, double cups, and cruising through life in a daze, getting oral while feeling like he’s flying.