Revelation Lyrics – Masicka

Revelation Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He talks about crashing someone’s gathering, hurting people, and using weapons without hesitation. He paints a quick picture of showing up, causing chaos, and dealing with people he sees as dirty or disrespectful. It sets a hostile and aggressive tone right away.

[Chorus]
He keeps asking what’s wrong with his enemies from different places, like he can’t understand why they act the way they do. He’s annoyed and confused by their behavior, calling them addicts and weak. It sounds like he’s calling out rivals who keep trying to step to him even though they can’t really compete or defend themselves.

[Verse 1]
He puts himself in a powerful position, saying he and his crew are dangerous even though they don’t brag. He mocks someone he sees as a nobody who works for another man just to survive, doing basic chores while pretending to be tough. He questions their drug use, their money situation, and their empty talk. He warns them not to involve his name in arguments, because he’s ready for real conflict. He calls himself the new king and says he’s the greatest, ready to face anyone who tries him. There’s a strong mix of insults, bragging, and threats, showing that he feels above his rivals in every way and isn’t afraid to defend that image.

[Chorus]
Again he wonders why his enemies act strange, repeating the same frustrated questions. It feels like he’s brushing them off, like their actions just don’t make sense to him and he can’t take them seriously.

[Verse 2]
Here he describes violence happening fast, with people falling when trouble starts. He dismisses his rival’s bravery, saying it’s all talk, and boasts about carrying weapons anywhere. He mocks someone for calling his name just to get attention, even though that same person almost caused themselves serious problems before. He describes doing damage that leaves people hurt, and says he won’t fight someone like a parent scolding a child, but rather aim to cause real harm. He questions how someone can pretend to be rich and tough when they can’t pay bills and owe money everywhere. He makes it sound like every time he shows up, someone gets injured, and his rival ends up calling and complaining. He wonders which area this person even has influence in because he doesn’t see any strength. He claims his enemies regret going against him once things get real.

[Chorus]
He repeats the frustrated questioning again, acting like he truly doesn’t understand why his enemies keep trying. He implies that going against him leads to serious consequences.

[Verse 3]
He calls out someone directly, saying they don’t control anything and ran from their own place. He talks about how dangerous he can be, even saying someone’s mother would have to pray for protection. He claims he would put someone down quickly and their story would make the news. He says his enemies talk too much but can’t really back it up. He describes never getting stuck when it’s time to attack, saying if someone claims they’re tough but takes orders from another man, they’re not really tough. He says everywhere he goes, people recognize what he does. If someone wished harm on his family, he says nature would react to that level of disrespect. He talks about switching weapons, hearing familiar sounds, and exposing secrets that others try to hide. He mentions people spreading rumors about someone’s personal issues and drug problems, then insults their career by saying they hardly have any successful work. He claims to be consistently tough while his rivals act carelessly and get attention from the police. He says one of their songs sounds like a goodbye note, implying they’re defeated, and that facing him would feel like a final decision with no help available.

[Hook]
He once again questions his enemies’ strange behavior, asking why they act the way they do. He keeps repeating it like he’s tired of their attempts and doesn’t understand their mindset.

[Verse 4]
He laughs at someone who thinks they can attack him, saying they must be drunk. He describes a situation where gunfire breaks out and people run in fear. He claims he’s been in real dangerous events before, while another person only performs on stage and mentions his name. He talks about firing shots first and hurting someone badly, with people crying and praying. He describes people falling one by one when trouble starts, turning someone into nothing but dust. He calls one rival a parrot, meaning they just repeat what others say, and paints a picture of walking up on them, watching the situation, and taking their money or power.

[Outro]
He says he’s responsible for raising his own name and image, and suggests his rival looks confused about everything. He reminds someone that they said they didn’t want to disrespect him but still ended up in conflict. He claims the rival will always be under another person’s control, saying they’ll never rise above that position in life.