NIGHTMARE Lyrics – Myke Towers Ganlyrics

NIGHTMARE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In this intro, Myke Towers starts the song by expressing confidence and setting the tone. The “Ah-ah” sounds are like a chant or a call to hype up the track, while “Young Kingz” hints at his crew or the level of success he’s reached. “Jaja” could be a playful laugh, signaling his comfort in his position. Overall, it’s an intro that builds energy and prepares the listener for what’s coming next.

[Coro]
In the chorus, Myke reflects on how people tried to sell him unrealistic dreams when he was younger, trying to lead him astray. Now, he’s become their nightmare, as he has risen above all the false expectations and is in control of his life and success. He’s not interested in the superficial stuff like flashy cars, jewelry, or women that others flaunt, knowing they’re not even real. Instead, he focuses on what he can do and shows people how it’s done, whether it’s hustling to get money or handling his business in a way others can’t match. He also emphasizes that he doesn’t need to envy anyone because he’s proud of his own achievements and ownership of his life. He’s a warning to those who once doubted him – they can’t compete with the way he lives and works.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Myke talks about his crew rolling up and how others get scared when they see him and his squad arrive. He’s implying that his presence disrupts the plans of others. Myke also hints at causing problems for those who tried to cross him or mess with him in the past. He’s confident in his strength and knows how to handle situations if things get dangerous. He mentions how betrayal is common in his world, but it doesn’t bother him anymore – he’s seen it all. He also references his power to deal with any threats or challenges, using a “mami on a moto” as a metaphor for being ready to handle anyone who crosses him. The verse is about dominance, survival, and how he’s learned to navigate through betrayal and competition with ease.

[Coro]
This second chorus is pretty much the same as the first, reiterating Myke Towers’ confidence and self-assurance. He’s made it clear that he’s not interested in shallow status symbols, and that he’s in control of his success. He emphasizes how he’s been through the struggle and how he’s now living his truth, with no need to flaunt what’s his. This part of the song continues to echo his rise from the struggle and his role as a nightmare for anyone who doubted him. It’s a reminder that he’s untouchable and proud of how far he’s come.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Myke makes it clear that he’s not impressed by fake dreams or false promises – he doesn’t buy into that. Instead, he’s all about real actions, proving his worth through what he does. He mentions how he breaks expectations, meaning he’s always going above and beyond what others think he’s capable of. He doesn’t need to talk much because his success speaks for itself. Myke also calls out people in the music industry who are just trying too hard to get famous. He’s confident that he’s on a different level, mentioning how he’s always on the move (driving his H-1) and has a connection with a woman who can help him get things done when needed. He even brags that no one can do it like him – there may be others who are better or worse, but he’s unique. He throws in a playful reference to Maripily and Roberto Alomar, implying women are after him in the same way. The verse ends with him showing off how successful he’s become, now buying luxury items for others, proving how far he’s come from his humble beginnings.

[Coro]
This final chorus repeats the earlier themes, reinforcing Myke Towers’ sense of self-assurance and ownership over his journey. He reminds listeners that from a young age, people tried to mislead him, but now, he’s in control and the tables have turned. He’s not interested in the shallow things others flaunt, and instead focuses on his own path, showing how it’s done. The repetition of the chorus underscores the strength of his message and serves as a final reminder of his rise to power, his independence, and his lack of envy towards others.