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DOGMA-Gonz In Gummo

cute disguise [prod deadbeatgod]

prod.me

lyrics::::

(hook)
i like the hate not the drama
antisocial i don't wanna, pick up the phone
forget my name, when i finally do it 
just leave me alone
i like lies, never face the facts
i get high, but ion relax
im long gone, never coming back
im long gone, never coming back


(verse)
dont know what i need so i take what i want
off acid and cocaine i aint tryna shot
she say that she dont wanna talk
but she naked in my bed
ion even like to party i just came here for the drugs
already say she love me but she don't give a fuck
make me bleed make a mess out of me
ill do whatever it takes, whatever u please


(hook)
i like the hate not the drama
antisocial i don't wanna, pick up the phone
forget my name, when i finally do it 
just leave me alone
i like lies, never face the facts
i get high, but ion relax
im long gone, never coming back
im long gone, never coming back


******prod.me

never coming back

BASTARD

(lyrics)

i was down but bitch im back now 
smoke loud 
fashion rollin up a whole pound 
oh wow
i wont ever put the fuckin mic down 
aye 
me and my macbook we soulbound 
i roll a fat blunt n spark it up 
i been on my own since my bros went and switched up 
so fuck em 
im on my mf bullshit 
im poppin off like a mf full clip 

now i put drugs inside my system 
i was tweakin when i told myself i missed em 
im countin money up now 
don’t need nobody around 
yunggravedigger hold it down 

now i put drugs inside my system 
i was tweakin when i told myself i missed em 
im countin money up now 
don’t need nobody around 
yunggravedigger hold it down 

i ride around wit da trunk thumpin 
my brothers got them double cups rip yung robitussin 
(fuck y’all know bout dat?)
i get da function jumpin 
i pull up, i hop out 
im always up to somethin 

i was down but bitch im back now 
smoke loud 
fashion rollin up a whole pound 
oh wow
i wont ever put the fuckin mic down 
aye 
me and my macbook we soulbound 
i roll a fat blunt n spark it up 
i been on my own since my bros went and switched up 
so fuck em 
im on my mf bullshit 
im poppin off like a mf full clip

soul bound (prod. DJCONDOLENCES)

armoryfreestyle (prod. KINDER)

Lyrics:

That bitch said she love me I don’t ever trust her (no no)
Now she wonder where I been walking to alone 
Told her mind her business I been doing this alone 
I been doing this all alone x2

That bitch said she love me but she cannot put her phone down 

And I got money talk whipping it alone now

And now they mad because I’m switching 
up in whips now 

I let one go just to get another one (yeah)

I don’t fuck with trust nobody I don’t stick around x2

She just wanna kick it with me when it’s night yea

Bad lil bitch she wants me when it’s night yea 

Green light go in your face with a bad hoe 

Now she really wanna know my name 
(I don’t know not sure)

Bull shit aside i can fuck that bitch yea all night 

Now she love it let me chill it up in my mind 

I been missing all my dead friends years ago 

I been feeling fucking broken yea what you know  

Oh what you know oh oh when I’m all alone 
But she wanna hit up my phone baby girl x2

That bitch said she love me I don’t ever trust her (no no)
Now she wonder where I been walking to alone 
Told her mind her business I been doing this alone 
I been doing this all alone x2

Lonely Winter + All Alone (Prod. Luvspell)

plot twist

𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄
Kernel Panic is a 2025 single by D4rK Rekords, released on September 7, 2025 through the D4rK Rekords label. The track uses a cyberpunk “snake pit” metaphor to describe life inside systems that feel rigged, loud, and addictive. It frames society like a machine with venom in the wiring, where fear, media, work, and ideology all compete for control. Kernel Panic fits into the D4rK Rekords catalog as a sharper, more outward-facing song, aimed less at private sadness and more at calling out the structure of the world around it.

𝗠𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝘁𝘆𝗹𝗲
Kernel Panic blends rap, trap, and hip-hop with synthwave and cyberpunk styling, with touches of boom-bap punch. The beat is built to hit hard and stay clear, with tight drums, strong low end, and crisp percussive detail that keeps the delivery upfront. Synth layers add the neon atmosphere, using cold pads, bright leads, and mechanical textures that feel like a city at night. The vocal approach is direct and rhythmic, leaning on performance and articulation more than melody. The production reads as studio-focused and clean, with the mix leaving space for the vocal to cut through while the synth bed keeps the track futuristic.

𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
• Systems as predators: Kernel Panic paints social structures as hunters, where people are treated like fuel, not humans.
• Information as poison: News, education, and screens are framed as tools that can distort reality and shape behavior.
• False choices and forced lanes: The writing points at “pick one side” decisions that still end with the same control and the same harm.
• Work and debt as captivity: Jobs, bills, and survival pressure show up as cages that drain the mind while pretending to be normal life.
• Ideologies being weaponized: Religion, science, and money are shown as concepts that get twisted into tools for power instead of truth.
• Refusal to submit: The narrator rejects the expected role and pushes for self-owned meaning, even if the system keeps humming.
• Turning collapse into expression: The core hook treats the crash as part of the art, framing failure and overload as something that can be shaped, not just suffered.

𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻
Kernel Panic is built for listeners who want rap and trap with a dark cyberpunk edge and a message behind the aggression. It will likely connect with people who feel worn down by modern life scripts, like constant noise, constant pressure, and constant manipulation. Fans of synthwave-laced hip-hop and dystopian visuals will get the tone fast. It also fits listeners who like “fight back” energy without pretending the world is simple. The target reception is a mix of adrenaline and recognition, where the track lands as both a protest and a personal stance.

𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗰𝘆
In the D4rK Rekords mythos, Kernel Panic acts like a turning point from internal breakdown to external critique. It keeps the familiar tech language, but uses it to describe society as the failing machine, not just the narrator’s mind. The snake and venom imagery also sets a clear visual identity that can carry into future releases, because it works as a symbol for repeated cycles: the system changes its skin, but the behavior stays the same. Kernel Panic’s purpose in the catalog is to sharpen the D4rK Rekords cyberpunk lane into something more confrontational, with studio-level delivery and themes that aim outward.

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