Molouk ElDenya – ملوك الدنيا Lyrics – 8lind – بلايند

Molouk ElDenya – ملوك الدنيا Lyrics Meaning

[المقطع الأول: بلايند]
In the first verse, 8lind expresses his confidence and defiance against his inner struggles, walking “against his demons” as though he isn’t afraid. He mentions how the world has changed, hinting at the chaotic nature of society (“Hysteria”) and his determination to keep going. He compares himself to a movie character, showcasing his larger-than-life personality. His mind is described as a sea of complex thoughts, both mysterious and overwhelming, and he critiques the media for its superficiality. He also references his roots, mentioning “Kings of Africa,” asserting that as long as others don’t understand his struggles, he and his crew rule the world. He calls out those who wish for his downfall and challenges anyone who doesn’t know him to back off. Despite his tough exterior, he acknowledges the past that shaped him into a “bad” person, showing that the journey to success often comes with personal cost.

[المقطع الثاني: ديزي توو سكيني]
In the second verse, the vibe shifts slightly, and 8lind’s words take on a more playful and glamorous tone. He talks about the allure of fame and the attention it brings, particularly from a woman who seems obsessed with his name and lifestyle. He mentions how she gets a tattoo for him, symbolizing her commitment or admiration. He’s caught up in the high life, with bookings, late nights, and luxurious hotel stays, indulging in his success and enjoying the thrill of the moment. He also mentions the desire for material things like expensive bottles, but there’s a sense of detachment, as money and fame don’t define his true self. He reflects on his past innocence (“I used to be dizzy”), but now he enjoys the dance floor and the fast-paced lifestyle, though he keeps it low-key, not fully embracing the fame.

[الخاتمة: بلايند وديزي توو سكيني]
In the conclusion, there’s a poetic moment where the music builds into something grand, like an orchestra. 8lind and Deezy describe a feeling of being in the spotlight, where everything revolves around them, yet they feel distant, like stars in the sky. The verse ends with a nod to their past friendship, suggesting that love, like currency with two faces, can be complicated and change over time. They express a desire to reconnect, even though things have shifted, reflecting on the ups and downs of relationships and fame.