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"Cosmic Wasted" is an exploration of a hedonistic, almost mythic journey where raw, unfiltered passion and drug-fueled excess blur the lines between ecstasy and self-destruction. The lyrics use vivid, cosmic imagery to elevate the experience of indulgence to a universal scale, likening sexual encounters and drug highs to celestial events such as black holes, galaxies, and supernovas. This intermingling of the earthly and the cosmic reflects the overwhelming, almost otherworldly sensations that come with giving in to both desire and chaos. The song’s narrative is deeply intertwined with themes of rebellion against conventional boundaries, as the protagonist not only indulges in physical pleasures but also embraces a lifestyle marked by danger and defiance. The explicit sexual imagery and references to substances serve as metaphors for the intensity and volatility of the relationship, suggesting that while every moment is charged with transformative energy, it also carries the risk of profound self-erosion. Ultimately, "Cosmic Wasted" presents a paradoxical portrait of beauty in decay—a celebration of the wild, unchained moments that, despite their fleeting brilliance, leave indelible scars on the soul, intertwining ecstasy with inevitable loss. Inspired by: Juice WRLD's 'Fine China', Juice WRLD's 'Wasted', K Camp's 'Comfortable'.

Cosmic Wasted

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The song is a cinematic narrative of transformation and triumph—a raw, explicit journey from humble beginnings to self-made opulence. At its core, the track is an ode to the relentless hustle and unwavering ambition required to rise from being "clueless" and broke to becoming a self-proclaimed "Trap Tycoon" who commands respect and wealth. The lyrics trace the evolution from struggle to success. The artist recounts a past marked by poverty and uncertainty, where every day was a battle for survival. Through hard work, determination, and street-smart hustle, that struggle transforms into the power and prosperity of an empire. This metamorphosis is celebrated as not only a personal victory but as an emblem of what is possible when one refuses to be defined by their origins. Money is portrayed not merely as currency but as the ultimate symbol of freedom, power, and respect. Every reference to "money" underscores a larger narrative: wealth is both the motivation and the reward for persevering in a ruthless, unforgiving world. The repeated emphasis on accumulating cash and assets reflects the belief that financial success is the gateway to escaping the limitations of one's past. Amid the cutthroat environment of street life, loyalty emerges as a precious commodity. The artist pays homage to those who stood by him during his darkest times—his crew, his family. While there is explicit mistrust towards fleeting romantic interests, the enduring bond with his inner circle is celebrated as a cornerstone of his success. The narrative is unapologetically raw and explicit, rejecting conventional paths (like formal education) in favor of a self-determined, rebellious pursuit of greatness. The lyrics are laden with bold language and imagery that challenge the listener to recognize the value in unconventional success, especially when society underestimates those coming from less privileged backgrounds. Beyond the tangible rewards of wealth, the song delves into a more abstract, almost mythic vision of power. The artist imagines himself as a force of nature—a typhoon of ambition, orchestrating a destiny that transcends the ordinary. This grandiose self-perception is reflected in the intricate wordplay and layered metaphors that elevate his struggle into an art form, suggesting that his influence will reverberate long into the future. The track is a manifesto of resilience, ambition, and unyielding determination. It celebrates the grit required to overturn adversity and rewrite one’s destiny through raw, unfiltered energy and explicit storytelling. In doing so, it not only honors the legacy of influential trap icons but also redefines success on the artist’s own unapologetic terms—a relentless pursuit of wealth, respect, and a lasting legacy that is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. Influenced by K Camp's 'All About the Money' and Speaker Knockerz 'All I Know', and I highly recommend you go check out their music too!

Trap Tycoon

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"Crimson Currency" is a vivid, unapologetic exploration of the intricate relationship between pain, ambition, and the pursuit of wealth. The song weaves a narrative where money is more than just cash—it's a living force that courses through the artist’s veins, a manifestation of both suffering and power. From the opening lines, the track sets a tone of defiance and transformation, portraying every dollar as a symbol of the hard-fought legacy built on struggle. The lyrics mix stark, brutal imagery with high-flown, almost cosmic metaphors, illustrating a world where financial gain is intertwined with the scars of past hardships and the relentless drive to transcend them. References to ghostly legacies, alchemical rebirths, and surreal, almost apocalyptic visions of money as both a weapon and a salvation reveal a complex inner landscape where personal demons and ambitions collide. Throughout, "Crimson Currency" portrays the hustle as both an art and a war—each coin and sacrifice a step towards forging an empire out of chaos, where the explicit reality of street life meets the abstract grandeur of cosmic destiny. Ultimately, the song is a manifesto of survival and domination, celebrating the raw, unfiltered truth that in a world built on money and power, even the most painful experiences can be transformed into a legacy that defies the ordinary. Influenced by K Camp's 'All About the Money' and Speaker Knockerz 'All I Know', and I highly recommend you go check out their music too!

Crimson Currency

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"Phoenix Protocol" is a blistering anthem of betrayal, reinvention, and dominance, blending personal vendetta with mythic and technological allegory. The song chronicles the artist’s ascent from hardship to power, framed through the lens of the "Phoenix Protocol"—a metaphor for self-resurrection through strategic, almost algorithmic, transformation. At its core, the track is a scathing critique of disloyalty and superficiality in relationships, juxtaposed against the artist’s unrelenting grind to transcend betrayal and claim sovereignty over their narrative. The lyrics weaponize modern and ancient imagery—crypto, NFTs, and blockchain collide with references to Icarus, Osiris, and Ragnarok—to paint a world where loyalty is a "scam" and survival demands reinvention. The artist positions themselves as a digital-age phoenix, burning past betrayals ("ashes to ampersands") to rise with "808s and firebrands," turning trauma into a coded manifesto of power. Betrayers are exposed as hollow ("grayscale mimes in Technicolor"), their crowns mere "melted snowman heads," while the artist curates their scars in "Louvre’s forgotten wing," elevating struggle into art. The recurring "Phoenix Protocol" symbolizes a fusion of chaos and control: it’s "Hell’s CEO on LinkedIn," "apocalypse’s bouncer," and "Einstein meets Tekashi in the mosh pit." This protocol isn’t just rebirth—it’s domination through chaos, where the artist respawns with "godly power," rewriting rules in "hieroglyphic hashtags." The song critiques transactional relationships ("loyalty’s a NFT scam") and the emptiness of materialism ("Gucci loafers," "Krispy Kreme gold"), contrasting it with the artist’s alchemical hustle ("Ramen nights to Dom Pérignon days"). Ultimately, "Phoenix Protocol" is a declaration of intellectual and existential sovereignty. The outro’s "quantum schism" and "algorithmic rebirth" reject linear endings, positioning the artist as both destroyer and architect—a force eternal and untouchable. Betrayers fade into "oblivion’s prism," while the artist, like a phoenix coded into the universe’s firmware, transcends memory itself, leaving enemies to "blink… and miss the apocalypse."

Phoenix Protocol

33 - (Mohreh Remix)

33 hipo & Epicure & ho3in

33 Mohreh Remix ( Hichkas X Bahram X Ho3ein )

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You can find the full, uncut, 18:55 length song here: https://soundcloud.com/spiffyspitz/ladies-night

The first half introduces the relationship’s foundation: two people bonding over shared emotional scars and pop-cultural shorthand. The coffee shop meet-cute frames their connection as intellectual and nostalgic—she quotes The Great Gatsby, he cracks dad jokes—but their chemistry is undercut by skepticism. Lines like “her eyes scream ‘I’m damaged goods’” and “I’ve heard that script before” reveal their guardedness, while Venmo transactions and TikTok metaphors (“She wants love like a TikTok, quick, viral, then it’s dead”) underscore the transactional, ephemeral nature of modern romance. Themes of performativity and emotional evasion dominate. They’re “platonic soulmates in a world that sexes,” using humor and pop culture as armor. The pre-chorus (“Love’s a roulette, but I’m bettin’ on tonight”) captures their gamble on fleeting connection despite fear. The bridge’s “We’re two wrongs makin’ right in the strobe light” suggests they’re using the chaos of “Ladies’ Night” (a metaphor for hedonistic escapism) to avoid confronting deeper issues. The first half’s pivotal moment arrives in Verse 3: the arcade date and vulnerable confession about her father. Here, the tone shifts from cynical banter to raw intimacy. Burning pancakes becomes a metaphor for embracing imperfection (“I lied, said they’re art”), symbolizing their first step toward authentic connection. Yet the half ends on an ominous note—“We’re Ross and Rachel coded”—foreshadowing the turbulence ahead, referencing Friends’ famously unstable couple.

Ladies' Night (1st Half)

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