オワリ (Owari) Lyrics – NENE

オワリ (Owari) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Calling out fake rappers who don’t even write their own lyrics.

[Chorus]
She’s saying everyone copies her style, whether they admit it or not. Her look, vibe, and energy are what inspire others’ “mood boards.” She’s not just someone in the background—she’s the blueprint. There’s a cocky but honest tone here; she knows she’s the one people keep stealing from, and she’s done pretending otherwise.

[Verse 1]
NENE’s done staying quiet—she’s finally calling out the music industry for being dirty and full of people who copy others. She’s frustrated that talentless artists who just mimic get all the money and success. She’s proud of doing things her own way and refuses to be part of this fake system. She’s ready to shut it all down, and even says if people want her ideas, they better pay up.

[Chorus]
She’s once again saying that her image and creativity are all over people’s mood boards because she’s the real deal. She’s not pop, she’s hip-hop, and she’s out here being the inspiration while the industry stays stuck in fakeness. She wants to clean up the mess and call out the shady stuff that everyone else is afraid to talk about.

[Verse 2]
She’s calling out fake artists who just want fame and copy her looks—wig, nails, makeup, everything. But copying her style doesn’t make you her, because what sets her apart is inside her head and heart. She’s got real talent, and it shows clearly. She doesn’t care about shallow fans or fake numbers, and she’s here to expose the truth in a scene full of lies.

[Chorus]
NENE repeats her claim that she’s the influence behind so many others’ styles. She embraces her role as a muse while calling out the phoniness of mainstream pop. Her version of hip-hop is raw and real, unlike the polished, soulless stuff others push. She keeps repeating that someone has to speak out and clean up the shady stuff, and she’s clearly taking that job.

[Verse 3]
She’s putting everything into her music, treating every song like it could change her life. She’s been underestimated before, but never gave up. Now she’s on top, rapping fiercely and destroying weak beats. She’s not holding back—she’s calling out fake rappers, mocking the way they try to copy her swag. She knows she’s different, more powerful, and she’s claiming her spot as the hottest out there.

[Outro]
She’s throwing shade one last time, saying she knows what’s real while others stay clueless and fake.