Margiela Lyrics – Ken Carson

Margiela Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Future]
Acting wild and spending money without thinking.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
In this part, he’s showing off his luxury lifestyle, especially his expensive designer clothes and the fact that he’s always surrounded by attention and excitement. He talks like someone who’s already reached success and doesn’t stress over small problems anymore. He hints at being in different countries, enjoying the fast life, and being around people who want to be close to him because of his status. He also brings up old habits he doesn’t rely on now, trying to show he’s moved past certain things. When he talks about a woman being both bold and classy at the same time, he’s basically surprised at how someone who seemed so put-together can be so energetic and confident around him.

[Verse: Ken Carson]
Here, he starts by making it clear that he’s not easily impressed by people who try to get close to him. He’s been around attractive women before, so someone leaving doesn’t bother him. He also addresses people who doubt or talk about him, telling them to calm down because he’s been successful for years. He brings up how he used to depend on others for opportunities but now has earned his own position, showing pride in how far he’s come. He also points out that his lifestyle isn’t something others should try to copy because it comes with real risks, not just entertainment.

When he talks about intimacy, he keeps his tone casual and detached, making it clear he isn’t looking for commitment. He describes himself as someone who stands out from others and likes showing off, whether it’s through his car or how he moves. He warns people not to mess with him because he has ways of defending himself, comparing it to something cosmetic to show how quickly things can change for someone who challenges him. He mentions his diamonds from a high-end designer, showing he prefers rare and personal choices over common luxury brands.

He then shifts into talking about how he gives what he believes people deserve and doesn’t settle for less. He admits that using substances slows him down sometimes, but he bounces back quickly. He talks about hustling and restocking what he needs without trouble, showing he’s always active and ready. When he says he tried helping someone but it never felt enough, he’s expressing frustration with people who drain his energy without appreciating it.

He calls out others who act tough even though he thinks they’re soft, saying he sees through the front they put on. He explains why he never planned to stay with someone who had been involved with people close to him, showing he has boundaries. He also says he’s not afraid of conflict and reminds people to be direct if there’s an issue instead of hinting at it.

Toward the end, he paints a picture of himself surrounded by money, so much that he can barely keep up with counting it. He jokes that he needs more storage and bigger clothes because of how much cash he carries. The scene ends with someone dancing around piles of money, almost like an overflowing wave of cash that keeps building up around him.

[Chorus: Ken Carson]
Here he repeats the idea of living a top-tier lifestyle filled with designer clothes, travel, and nonstop action. He’s enjoying the attention and feels proud of how far he’s come, so much so that nothing bothers him anymore. He talks again about being around excitement and people who are physically expressive, but he contrasts that with how surprisingly polished and classy one of them appears on the surface. The mix of wild behavior and elegance is what catches him off guard. This part reinforces the theme that his life is fast, loud, full of luxury, and that he’s completely used to it now.