PS118 Lyrics – JURIN ASAYA

PS118 Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: JURIN ASAYA]
The artist is saying they are operating on a whole other level—their destination is “out of this world,” like they’re on a space mission. They’re constantly elevating, seeing new lights and changing levels in their career. The whole rap game is just an exhibition for them, and they, as part of XG, are on a serious expedition, moving at light speed. They’re so fast and advanced that if you “blink, then I bet you miss it.” They’re aiming for ultimate success, the whole “galaxy,” while others just want recognition. They’re in complete control of their plan, cutting off distractions.

[Verse 2: Rapsody]
Rapsody asserts her supernatural talent, claiming her gift is powerful enough to “make the planets shift.” She refers to herself as an “alien” who is “birthed by the sun,” suggesting her skill is innate and radiant. Her rhymes are deep and intellectual, meant for serious thought (“absorption in your cranium”), not just “surface level rap” like others. She feels the “distance between me and them” is a “light year” (trillions of miles), highlighting her immense superiority. Despite being so far ahead, she still offers guidance back home for those who are “lost.”

[Verse 3: JURIN ASAYA]
The artist warns listeners to “proceed with caution” because their intensity and flow (the “G’s”) can be overwhelming. They reiterate that XG members are like “Martians,” and when they perform, it’s like a rocket launch that will blow others away—”you get blasted in the process.” Their rap style is “cosmic” and effortless; they’re “floating on a track like an astronaut.” They confidently say they’re “dunking on your planet” with their verses, emphasizing their dominance. They have a big “vision” for their music, treating their creative process like a major “Apollo mission.”

[Verse 4: Rapsody]
Rapsody reflects on the hard work and sacrifice that led to her success, describing her creative process as a massive, powerful event like the “Big Bang.” She has reached a high point, a “culmination,” where her greatness is undeniable. She compares her constant movement and touring to legendary figures (“I get around like Pac I be traveling”). Opponents don’t want to challenge her high-level energy—she’s a “quasar,” a powerful celestial body. Her “frequency” is so high that lesser rappers don’t even register on her “radar.” Her impact is permanent and massive, leaving “craters” like the moon.

[Verse 5: JURIN ASAYA]
The artist is saying their success is dangerous for others to approach because of its intensity, hence “Travel too close to the glow, that’s where the rays are.” They constantly raise the standard because other rappers “set the bar too low.” They are part of an elite group (the “7 dots on your screen, like stars”) that deserves its place, having “paid our dues.” The reference to “Oxygen level low” and “vapors” suggests they are pushing boundaries in a difficult environment. They gave a shout-out to Rapsody, the “queen,” showing their smooth collaboration and ease in the process. They conclude by saying Earth feels too “crowded,” so they needed to rise to a whole new level in music—”needed space.”

[Verse 6: Rapsody]
Rapsody is fiercely protecting her unique style and energy, telling others to “Get off my wave.” She stresses that she is unconventional and uncontrollable (“Volatile don’t follow rules I don’t behave”). Her thoughts and style are sharp and superior (“sharper than a blade,” “different type of grade”). She feels her talent is divine and universal (“Anointed by the Cosmo”), which is why others can’t understand or imitate it. She repeats the command to back off because she represents a “higher intellect” and is already considered a “legend MC rap.”

[Verse 7: JURIN ASAYA]
The artist feels inspired and blessed every time they rap. They compare their meticulous creative process to the groundbreaking work of filmmaker Christopher Nolan using high-end recording equipment (Neumann microphone). They feel they can push the limits with ease, describing the flexibility like being “double jointed.” They state their purpose—their “employment”—is simply to make great tracks for the listener’s enjoyment. They relate their powerful rhyming to the science of a Mike Tyson punch and their visionary, high-level perspective to Neil deGrasse Tyson. Despite being “spaced out” creatively, they are still grounded and passionate. They use words carefully and powerfully, like filling out a draft with the intensity of firefighters.