Madara Uk Drill Freestyle (Everyone Diss) (Naruto Shippuden Rap) Lyrics – Pureojuice

Madara Uk Drill Freestyle (Everyone Diss) (Naruto Shippuden Rap) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro starts with a playful question asking if someone wants to “dance,” but the phrase is used metaphorically here, suggesting a challenge or confrontation, hinting that the battle is about to begin.

[Chorus]
The chorus introduces Madara’s overwhelming confidence. He compares his position to being at a “party” in a “moshpit,” surrounded by an army of enemies but still in control. The reference to being called “Kami” (god) implies that fighting him is a suicide mission, as he’s far too powerful. He hints that even powerful leaders (the Kage) have to form a truce when they hear his name. The line about not using full force when fighting weaker opponents plays on Madara’s dominance, likening it to child abuse.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Madara brags about his brutal strength and his ability to defeat enemies effortlessly. He describes knocking out someone so badly that they lose their shoes. He mocks his opponents’ attempts to attack him, suggesting that he’s always one step ahead. Madara criticizes Tsunade for being weak and not living up to her Senju heritage. He ridicules Sasuke and Sakura as being useless, with Sasuke being reduced to something as trivial as a “selfie stick” for posing. He expresses how powerful he is compared to others, saying that his Sharingan is of a far superior quality. He metaphorically describes himself as standing on nations and stomping on his enemies, alluding to his immense power and dominance. Madara even mocks the allied shinobi forces for being weak, calling them “feminine.” He also hints that Naruto, the series’ singer, is scared of him, saying even Hashirama’s power couldn’t shake him. Madara dismisses his enemies’ attempts to defeat him, asserting they can’t stop him in his “infinite Tsukuyomi,” a technique that traps others in an illusion.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing Madara’s godlike dominance and mocking the weakness of his opponents. It reiterates that they’re surrounded and have no chance of defeating him, as he’s too powerful and invincible.

[Verse 2]
Madara continues his disses by referring to the kunai (throwing weapons) as insignificant and mocks Tobirama, another legendary ninja, by turning him into a dartboard. He claims to have killed Kakashi by taking out his left eye in a “drive-by” attack, further demonstrating his power over his opponents. He then ridicules Sakura, who spent years mastering medical ninjutsu, but was easily surpassed by Naruto in a single night, showing how weak she is in comparison. This verse reinforces Madara’s view of his superiority over the entire shinobi world.

[Outro]
The outro features a brief, playful mention of “CJ,” which could be a reference to the artist or a signature. It closes the song with an energetic feel but doesn’t add much additional meaning beyond reinforcing the vibe of dominance.