Psycho Lyrics – Ken Carson

Psycho Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In this part, Ken Carson is basically showing off his wild side and saying he lives a crazy, over-the-top lifestyle. He calls himself a psycho, meaning he’s unpredictable, intense, and doesn’t care what others think. He talks about being a rockstar who parties hard, has wild nights, and handles anyone who disrespects him. He compares dealing with enemies to wrapping them up tightly, like a gyro, and hitting them with special effects like CO2 pyro — kind of like how wild concerts go. He also flexes about how different he is from other guys, especially the ones his girl used to be with. He’s rich, flying in private jets, keeping his phone on silent, staying focused, and loyal to the people who ride for him. He doesn’t trust new girls because they can be sneaky. And when he gets on a beat, he flows naturally — he’s always aiming higher.

[Verse]
Here, Ken’s talking about living large and treating his girl to the finer things, like flying her out to Punta Cana for some fun in the sun. He compliments her looks, saying she’s naturally beautiful and stylish, probably got it from her mom. He’s fully invested in her and ready for any drama that comes with it. He also talks about being high on drügs but still functioning and doing his thing — he sees himself as a legend. Now that he’s successful, he feels above the people who doubted him. He shares moments like driving a Lambo and being admired by strangers, showing how far he’s come. Calling himself a vampire is his way of saying he’s a night person, always active when others are sleeping.

He compares his risky lifestyle to gambling, chasing big wins, and says the girl he’s with is all about money — even planning to get surgery. He’s not caught up in s*x or women drama, saying he’s focused on himself and his success. He’s doing shows across the country, making major money without needing a typical hustle. Lately, it feels like money is the only thing he cares about — it’s what motivates him the most. He’s proud of being independent and not needing a gang or crew to move the way he does. He even talks about moving weight (probably drügs or something illegal) to Europe, hinting at the darker, grittier side of his life.

If anyone disrespects him in the rap game, he warns they’ll end up memorialized like someone who passed — a threat masked as a flex. He’s strapped and ready for anything. Despite being high, he’s still alert and catching attention from women, calling himself the goalie since he blocks them like shots. He circles back to saying he’s truly a psycho, even crazier than the fictional killer Patrick Bateman, showing he’s really on a whole different level of wildness.

[Chorus]
This part repeats with the same wild energy. He sticks with the same idea — that he’s a psycho who goes hard in everything, whether it’s performing, partying, or handling enemies. He brags about living large, having money, and being different from the regular guys. His girl stays loyal, and he’s not interested in anyone new because they can’t be trusted. He keeps leveling up in his music and life, sliding effortlessly into beats and relationships alike. He’s focused on progress and always striving for more.