YULEIXY Lyrics (English Translation) – Skisia2, Underaiki

YULEIXY (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s coming in tough, calling out anyone acting fake or soft. He’s saying he fights and survives for what’s his and doesn’t suck up to useless people. Basically, he’s proud, aggressive, and not here to kiss anyone’s ass.

[Intro]
He’s mocking the idea of staying clean or playing nice, and calling someone out for being foolish. He’s got a raw, intense survival mindset, doing whatever it takes for what belongs to him. He refuses to respect or follow someone who’s worthless.

[Verse 1: Skisia2]
He compares pulling stunts to Tony Hawk, showing off his wild side and energy. He disses other rappers for being unoriginal. The “salt on the witch” bit sounds like throwing shade or bad luck at someone. He gets vulgar, but it’s all about dominance and power. He’s acting animalistic and saying he’s got real money, while calling out someone who’s messed up from drügs.

[Chorus: Skisia2]
He’s taking on enemies like Van Helsing hunts vampires. Then he flips the energy by mocking someone lazy who got their boss pregnant. The rest is bold and braggy, showing he’s in control, gets the attention of women, and lives luxuriously. There’s also a weird jab at a rapper defending himself in a strange, ridiculous way.

[Refrain: Skisia2]
He’s flexing hard—he’s rich and it’s making him feel wild and unhinged. He’s calling others fools, comparing one to Milhouse (the nerdy character from The Simpsons). He makes weird, cocky statements about how he looks and feels now that he’s got money.

[Verse 2: Underaiki]
He sees himself as wild and unpredictable, and people are scared of what he might do. He doesn’t care about consequences and just wants to stay high. He’s always with his gang and casually talks about s*x and drügs like it’s nothing. His main drive is money—he’s always thinking about it. He jokes about being skinny, saying not much changed except now he’s rich. He finds other people’s struggles laughable. Even though he hasn’t done anything illegal, he’s paranoid and always on the move like he’s being chased. There’s this chaotic energy where other rappers are acting strange—either wanting his attention or being fake, like pretending to be cops but really being shady or weak.

[Chorus: Underaiki]
He’s calling out someone who got their girl pregnant and is too lazy to handle life. Then he flips it around and brags that the more money he gets, the better everything gets—he feels hotter, more powerful, and even more flexible in life.

[Refrain: Underaiki]
This part’s strange and playful. He keeps mentioning his Chinese grandfather like it’s some quirky reason for his craziness. It’s like he’s using that as an excuse for acting wild and different all day. He repeats it like it’s his personal catchphrase.

[Outro: Underaiki]
He’s just doubling down on the whole “Chinese grandfather” thing. He repeats it like a chant, as if it’s the reason behind everything—his madness, his vibe, his energy. It feels random, but he says it with pride.