MIKY MAUS Lyrics – Don Miguelo, Alofoke Music

MIKY MAUS Lyrics Meaning

Here he presents himself as the top artist, full of confidence and bravado. He talks about waking someone up with energy, not literally fighting, but showing dominance through attitude. The fashion and social media references are used to mock outsiders and haters. He also hints at people using dr�gs and fake trends, telling them to stop and mind their own business.

He continues by bragging about money, women, and a flashy lifestyle, while clowning people who call the police or pretend to have wealth. Food and party images are used as metaphors for excess and control. He reassures a woman that she is safe with him, while brushing off weak rivals and saying real conversations happen face to face later without online drama.

In this part he pauses for emphasis, then attacks a rival’s mindset. He describes that person as rich in looks only, but poor inside and frustrated since childhood. Climbing on stage becomes a symbol of speaking truth loudly. He suggests that when trash is present, he is not afraid to step up and address it directly without fear or hesitation at all.

Here he makes it clear he is serious and not playing games. He accuses the other person of spending years causing noise without progress. While others stress, he stays calm and steady. Offering to help pay royalties is sarcasm, showing he believes the rival depends on him and benefits from his success. It highlights power imbalance and ego in the scene now.

He uses harsh insults to embarrass the rival, attacking appearance, finances, and credibility. The exaggerated hair and money jokes are meant to humiliate and show dominance. He claims the rival took money without knowing how to manage it and accuses him of chasing clout by attacking people from a specific region just to get paid and stay relevant publicly at any cost.

He compares skills by saying not all instruments or talents are equal. Challenging the rival to step into competition, he promises defeat. Sports metaphors are used to say the opponent has no place to play. He paints the rival as confused, pretending to be important, acting like a promoter, but only pushing his music for personal gain alone without real influence anywhere.

He continues mocking by calling him a cartoon-like character, small and fake. He says the rival now wanders clubs pretending to have power, asking for favors. Even when he tries to help, the person does not cooperate. Mentioning big artists, he accuses the rival of bringing bad luck and hurting careers instead of helping while chasing attention constantly with no skill shown.

He accuses the rival of using other artists’ work without permission, causing industry problems and bans. This is framed as reckless behavior and jealousy. He says the person jumps into every conflict, creating drama everywhere. According to him, envy drives these actions, and sooner or later consequences arrive when someone keeps crossing lines despite repeated warnings from peers and public backlash follows.

He warns that the attack is not over and more verbal shots are coming. Calling it just the beginning, he tells the rival not to get reckless. He makes it clear that if provoked, he will respond strongly and publicly. This section reinforces control, patience, and readiness to escalate when boundaries are crossed without hesitation or mercy in the spotlight again.

He repeats earlier ideas to reinforce his dominance and lifestyle, brushing off gossip and police threats. He ends by saying levels exist and not everyone stands equal. Calling himself focused on the beat, he places himself above the mess. The cartoon reference becomes a joke, saying the rival stays fictional while his rap stays real and respected everywhere by listeners worldwide today.