Thriller freestyle Lyrics – Zéon Squad

Meaning of ‘Thriller freestyle’ Lyrics Explained

Couplet 1 Meaning:
The artist starts by brushing off people who talk too much, then reflects on his past year, saying how he succeeded and intends to repeat it for his girl this year. He mentions spending money on a cypher (a rap session or competition), and jokes about how he’d be upset if he were a “Jacks-” (possibly referring to a gaming or social situation). He then says he’s ready to critique others, needing “strength” to do so, and warns that the Zéon cypher won’t last past 2026. The artist talks about selling his ZS (maybe his brand or project) for money and recalls his early days when he was passionate about the game, but now, he feels detached. He’s too old for the drama and the hype, and his daily routine is all about surviving and hustling. He talks about buying an iPhone for the camera, possibly showing off for the ‘gram, and working multiple jobs to stay afloat, even through Discord.

Refrain Meaning:
The artist talks about how the early struggles of 2025 are now part of the past. He mentions having to replace his first credit card and how the price of things has gone up. He holds a pair of shoes and reflects on the reality of not having enough money. He acknowledges the grind and hustle it takes to make it and the weight of the decisions that come with success. There’s a feeling of hunger, both physically and metaphorically, symbolized by a “zombie” state. He ends with a line about leaving peace to the demons, perhaps suggesting he’s no longer bothered by past challenges or regrets.

Couplet 2 Meaning:
In the second verse, the artist starts by calling out people with fake styles (like guys in Ray Bans and fancy clothes), showing he doesn’t care for superficial appearances. He’s after his piece of the pie, and he’s not playing around. The line about “misery” and “oratory” suggests he’s faced tough times and learned how to speak his truth through art or rap. He watches the sky from a childhood game (marelle or hopscotch), symbolizing both innocence and growth. There’s a nod to people who are now rich or successful (referring to the “ENA,” an elite French school), but he isn’t impressed by their fancy lives. He then makes a reference to condoms (“latex”), implying there’s only one chance at certain things. The verse ends with him walking into the studio like it’s a casual hangout, taking what he wants (mojito and fries), and staying true to his hustle. He calls out fake people, saying they’re like robots, and mocks those who still look for his old self (MG) because he’s moved on to a new identity.