🚨 FETISH by YKTV Mast3rMind dives deep into the dark side of the drill lifestyle — where obsessions run wild. From designer fashion to fast cars, money schemes to street violence, this track exposes the raw addictions that come with the hustle. Heavy bass, sharp bars, and New York energy make this a drill anthem built for the streets. #YKTVMast3rMind #NYDrill #NewYorkDrill #Fetish #DrillMusic #Rap2025 #StreetAnthem #TrapLifestyle #HipHopCulture

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Fetish

Ram Kare Aisa Ho jaaye

Dil Leke Daga Dengen

Subhan Allah

Dil Ka Bhanwar

Teri Julfon Se Judai To Nahi Maangi Thee

Tera Saath Hai To

Verse 1 – The Litany (External Voices)
You’re too loud, too proud, too plain,
Never sunshine, always rain.
Not enough smile, too much mind,
Leave the better girl behind.
Your hands too slow, your dreams too wide,
Stay small, stay sweet, stay inside.
Your voice too sharp, your laugh too wild,
Not the mother’s favored child.

Chorus
Who said I was this? — They did. I did.
Who said I was that? — They did. I did.
Who said I was bad? — They did. I did.
Who said I was fat? — They did. I did.

Verse 2 – The Mirror (Internalized)
I took each word and wore it thin,
Stitched their lies beneath my skin.
Whispered faults like sacred prayer,
Built my walls and called them fair.
If pain’s the proof of being real,
Then shame’s the cross I learned to feel.
I taught myself their bitter song,
Sang it softly all night long.

Chorus
Who said I was this? — They did. I did.
Who said I was that? — They did. I did.
Who said I was bad? — They did. I did.
Who said I was fat? — They did. I did.

Verse 3 – The Turn (Awareness)
Who said I was? — They did, then I did.
Wore their words like a lace-stitched lid.
Thought if I bled enough, I’d be pure,
Thought if I bent enough, I’d endure.
But truth is patient; it waits below,
For one clear “no” to let it grow.

Chorus
Who said I was this? — They did. I did.
Who said I was that? — They did. I did.
Who said I was bad? — They did. I did.
Who said I was fat? — They did. I did.

Bridge
I am none of those things you define,
And even if I was — it’s fine.
I am me, by God’s design.
No longer the sum of thoughts that bind,
I am the sum of mine.

Final Chorus
Who says I am this? — They do. I don’t.
Who says I am that? — They do. I don’t.
Who says I am bad? — They do. I don’t.
Who says I am fat? — They do. I don’t.

Outro
I’m good enough to breathe again,
I’m good enough to fall and mend.
I’m good enough, even if not whole —
I’m good enough to love, body and soul.


***** Description *****

“Not Good Enough” isn’t about one story — it’s about every voice that ever whispered, you can’t, you shouldn’t, you aren’t.
It begins with those echoes we’ve all heard, the ones we learn to repeat to ourselves, and ends with the quiet, resolute no more.

The cracked pavement and the lone daisy on the cover mirror the song’s heart — resilience where none was expected, grace blooming through the fractures.
It’s not about defiance; it’s about release. A song for anyone who has ever carried the weight of not enough, and finally decided to set it down.

Not Good Enough

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Aman Kumar
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Singer on Starmaker, Poet, writing blogs in Hindi, English on Google, Engineer, World of Poetry by Aman Kumar, World of Poetry Page on Facebook, making my own tunes of my poetry, thinking positive, think about world's peace, Happiness, involved in spiritually activities which make our life amazing, wonderful and to know the aim of life.

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