UBM Lyrics (English Translation) – Dharius

UBM (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this part, Dharius is mocking his opponent in a harsh and offensive way. He sarcastically agrees with an insult, turning it around to make fun of the other rapper. Then, he reminds his rival that he used to help him by writing rhymes for him, suggesting that without Dharius, his opponent wouldn’t have much talent or credibility. He’s calling him out for being unoriginal and dependent on others.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats a catchy phrase about wanting “one more bounce” and “one more touch,” which could symbolize pushing limits, demanding more action, or proving dominance. It could also reflect how Dharius keeps outshining his rivals while they struggle to keep up. By the end, he suggests that his opponent can’t keep going anymore—he’s run out of moves and has nothing left to offer.

[Verse 2]
Dharius starts by calling his rival a liar, implying that he constantly spreads false stories. He dismisses rumors about him paying women, saying it’s all made up and that his rival should check his facts before talking. He then criticizes the rap scene, saying there are too many fake rappers and not enough real ones.

He challenges his opponent, questioning why he isn’t taking real action if he’s as tough as he claims. Dharius wishes his rival could be honest and that people would believe his words, but they don’t because he lacks authenticity. He brags about his stage presence and success, making it clear that his rival will never reach his level.

Dharius also mentions that his phone number was leaked, possibly by his opponent, but says it didn’t hurt him. He points out that rap has always been his passion, and even if his rival pretends not to care, deep down, he knows Dharius is an icon. He then taunts his opponent for being exposed as a fraud, saying no one believes him anymore. Finally, he states that in real rap, there are no fake personas—only those who truly live what they rap about.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus reinforces the idea of pushing limits and proving dominance. Dharius repeats that he always wants more, while his rival is falling behind. The phrase “you’re not doing it anymore” suggests that his opponent has lost his energy, confidence, or credibility, while Dharius continues to thrive.

[Outro]
In the outro, Dharius makes it clear that this will be his final response in the feud. He tells his rival that if he wants to keep dissing him, at least be honest instead of making up lies. He reminds him that his crew, “El Clan Records,” is always ready for anything, reinforcing that they’re real and not fake like his opponent.

The outro ends with crude humor, possibly symbolizing that his opponent’s diss tracks are worthless. By saying he’s “going to the bathroom,” Dharius suggests that he’s flushing away his rival’s weak attempts to attack him. It’s a final way of showing that he doesn’t take his opponent seriously and considers him a joke.