MASK OFF Lyrics – Godface Killa

MASK OFF Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Bartku, znowu Cię odcięło
Może to już pora?
— Lost in thoughts again, maybe it’s finally time.

[Zwrotka 1]
He’s talking about the pressure he felt from half the country waiting on him to deliver something great, but he couldn’t finish the job, feeling like Sisyphus, always pushing and getting nowhere. He’s fed up with fake fans who only show up for the hype, saying he does this for his loyal ones, just like Kanye did. People kept writing him off, assuming he was done, but he’s making it clear: if anyone wants to challenge him, they better be on his level first.

He admits he hasn’t made music in a while, and when he did, it felt forced, like Banksy doing art against his will. He throws shade at the leader of Xayoo Industries, hinting they don’t deal well with pressure. If you’re that desperate, maybe you should give up altogether. He needed time off to think, but also hid behind distractions and excuses for too long.

He brings up the “Chłopak Natsu” project, saying it made him look like an opportunist, though he had good intentions. People painted him as an attention-seeker, but he was actually the one managing and building the brand, like a puppet master. He compares himself to the brain behind a business, giving her a career. He calls out lies being spread on TikTok and reminds that truth matters, especially in court. And just to clear it up — no, he never poured anything down the drain, there was only a sink.

[Refren]
He’s responding to haters who wanted to see him “come back to earth” — now he’s back, and not pretending anymore. He doesn’t care what people say online, even if they lie. He doesn’t see himself as a god, but still helped many artists shine. His music feels powerful, like writing a second Bible. He’s claiming a top spot in rap, ready to sit at the table with the greats. Don’t compare him to others yet — wait until he crushes the Red Bull Bars.

[Zwrotka 2]
He remembers reading comments saying he missed his moment, but he laughed it off, thinking even if he slept for generations, he’d still be ahead of the weak rappers out there. Still, he now sees he’s been stuck in one place like a football coach not making moves, and that hits him hard — he feels like Michał Probierz, having no defense left for his choices.

He just wanted time to heal, like Fagata rebuilding herself on OnlyFans. He used to be scared of showing who he really was, but now he’s ready to open up completely. He says he’s had a fear of rap ever since his early days when he sounded like Blanka, got mocked by Kali, and was made fun of by GlamRap. People clowned him when he dropped “Gold Digger,” treating him like a joke. That shook him — how could he be outdone by something as silly as a banana meme?

He figured he had to act like a total jerk, like Sento or Malik, to survive, so he created a fake version of himself. He put on a mask like Jim Carrey in *The Mask*, even though deep down he knew he didn’t need to fake it. He was just scared to be himself because everyone kept writing him off. Now he’s come full circle. This is him without the mask, hoping it clears things up. And if anyone still has issues, he’ll shut them down, just like he always has.

[Refren]
He claps back again at the critics who wanted him to crash. He’s unbothered by all the trash talk online. He might not be holy, but he’s helped create stars and dropped tracks that feel almost sacred. He sees himself as someone who belongs at the top of the rap game. He’s not trying to be Quebo — he’s got his own lane and plans to dominate Red Bull Bars. Most of what’s said about him online is full of lies, and he’s ready to expose every single one.