Scrambled Eggs Lyrics – Moonchild Sanelly Ganlyrics

Scrambled Eggs Lyrics Meaning

[Pre-Chorus]
In this pre-chorus, Moonchild Sanelly confidently asserts her worth. She refers to herself as a “walking billboard,” showing off her success and wealth. She claims to make a lot of money, thanks to her travels and hustles. She doesn’t need to brag about it, as she’s simply stating the truth and facts about her life.

[Chorus]
Here, the artist celebrates her body, specifically her curves, calling them “God-given” and something everyone should appreciate. She implies that it’s a natural part of who she is, and others should recognize and respect it. She repeats this to emphasize her self-assurance and pride in her figure.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Moonchild Sanelly flaunts her confidence, lifestyle, and preferences. She loves simple luxuries, like avocado scrambled eggs and bagels. When she walks into a room, she knows all eyes are on her, and she acknowledges that she stands out. She distances herself from the “basic” crowd, emphasizing that she is rare and doesn’t care about falling in love. She is certain of her uniqueness and takes pride in being the most attractive and captivating person around.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats the message of confidence and success, where Moonchild once again highlights her status and wealth. She enjoys her travels and the money she makes, but she insists that she’s not showing off. She’s merely stating facts about her lifestyle and achievements, reinforcing her strong, no-nonsense attitude.

[Chorus]
The chorus is a declaration of the value of her physical appearance, especially her curves, which she describes as “God-given.” She believes it’s only right for others to appreciate her body, and she repeats the message to underline her pride in her figure. It’s a bold expression of self-love and body confidence.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, Moonchild describes herself as a mix of sweetness and fierceness. She compares herself to being “hot like ice,” which suggests she is both captivating and unpredictable. She speaks about her rise to success, likening herself to climbing heights and taking risks. She confidently claims that she eats well and is the one to beat, offering a mix of playful teasing and self-assured boasting. The repetition of “I eat” emphasizes her power and influence.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats Moonchild’s message of financial success and the lifestyle that comes with it. She once again mentions how she doesn’t need to flaunt her wealth because she’s just stating facts. It’s a reminder that she’s living her best life and traveling while earning lots of money.

[Chorus]
The chorus again celebrates her body, with the repetition of “God-given cushion” and “pushing” referring to her curves and her powerful energy. She feels that it’s only natural for others to appreciate her, making it clear that she is confident in her body and knows its value.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, Moonchild switches to a mix of her native language and English, mentioning how she’s successful across borders, from her homeland to foreign lands. She hints at making money internationally and living lavishly, showing off her global reach and how she’s leaving her mark everywhere.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this variation of the pre-chorus, she emphasizes money (“Imali”), repeating it throughout to highlight her financial success. She continues to describe her wealth, travels, and the hard work she puts in to chase money, all while staying true to herself and not needing to prove anything to others.

[Chorus]
The chorus again brings attention to her body and self-assurance, but this time with the repeated mention of money (“Imali”), which shows that her physical and financial success are intertwined. She reinforces her belief that it’s a duty for others to appreciate her, especially her curves, as they are a natural part of her success.

[Outro]
In the outro, the repetition of “Imali” emphasizes wealth and abundance, echoing the idea that money is a central theme in the song. It’s a final statement about her success, reinforcing that she’s not just confident in her appearance but also in the wealth she has accumulated.