Freestylin’ Remix Lyrics – BIG Naughty, Kid Milli Ganlyrics

Freestylin’ Remix Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: Kid Milli]
Kid Milli talks about how he’s become a living legend, crediting help from his older friends or mentors. He’s been working hard at the Indigo studio, staying focused, and creating great music with top-tier artists. He reflects on the loneliness and struggle they’ve faced in the Seoul music scene for years, but now he’s reached a point where he’s tired of people complaining like an annoying alarm. His attitude is that everyone struggles, but it’s time to move on and stop whining.

[Verse 2: BIG Naughty]
BIG Naughty compares money-making to an alarm—when the time comes, the money flows in. He’s been skinny like a Pepero stick, but still moves with his crew, who are respected artists like Choi LB, Kid Milli, and others. He talks about how their songs are now popular, even being heard on the streets. The haters who once insulted him are now below him. Despite the challenges, he accepts falling down as part of youth and caps it off by referencing his crew, WYBH.

[Verse 3: OLNL]
OLNL reflects on feeling like he’s hit rock bottom while watching others complain about trivial issues like album promotions. He listens to a friend expressing jealousy or insecurity but remains humble. He feels like he’s already moved on to bigger things while others are stuck. He compares his journey to crossing a street, carefully stepping only on the white lines, symbolizing his selective approach to life. Despite his success, he’s still excluded or not recognized in some circles. He keeps those who produce “beautiful sounds” close and dismisses gossip, saying rumors rarely reach him. He advises others to disappear quietly, like smoke, implying that meaningless chatter holds no weight in the long run.

[Verse 4: Choi LB]
Choi LB begins by stating that indie music wasn’t created to support lazy or fake artists. He criticizes those who want sympathy without putting in effort, calling them losers. He mentions people who claim his music influenced them but rejects such followers, expressing disdain for their behavior. He hints at looking for ways to leave behind such toxic individuals, even considering searching for non-painful ways to leave them, showing his mental exhaustion. Reflecting on his own moments of weakness, he admits that while he’s contemplated death, he fears failure more. Now, he’s financially comfortable, able to buy luxury goods for his mom, but his past struggles still affect him emotionally. Despite his success, his expression remains grim, his life defined by hardship. He proudly calls himself independent, having earned recognition without the support of a label, winning awards, and preparing for his next album. He reassures his fans that he’ll return soon, signing off with “peace.”

[Verse 5: GIRIBOY]
GIRIBOY expresses betrayal by a friend and frustration with false social media posts. He calls out fake tough guys, offering sarcastic “settlement money” as he metaphorically crushes their faces. Despite their actions, he’s unphased and unstoppable, comparing himself to characters like Miyavi and referencing school bullies who play childish games. He dismisses their weak attempts to challenge him, highlighting his dominance. He criticizes their sloppy, unfocused actions, and remarks on how his true friends are successful. The world seems to be spiraling out of control, with evil lurking behind everyone, yet GIRIBOY remains grounded, fully aware of reality. He mocks those who try to predict his downfall and affirms his love for his fans, dismissing anyone else. His closing message emphasizes his loyalty to his supporters and his indifference to the rest, suggesting others should just fade away.

[Verse 6: JJANGYOU]
JJANGYOU starts by claiming he’s a force to be reckoned with, using Korean martial arts (Taekwondo) as a metaphor. He talks about expanding his influence globally, driven by peace and love, while remaining youthful at heart. He likens his confidence to a Mustang car, moving fast without needing to pay for his success. He doesn’t indulge in cheap thrills like codeine, preferring luxury items like MCM shoes. He compares himself to Chucky, stabbing people in the back if necessary. His attitude is one of confidence and self-reliance, as he continues to live by his own rules, controlling his fate. He implies that even though wealth may come his way, his core values will never change. He’ll always do things his way, pushing aside darkness and negativity.

[Verse 7: Kim Seungmin]
Kim Seungmin flexes his success, stacking money and handling taxes while wearing a luxury Chrome Rollie watch. Despite the occasional negative comment, he gains more fans. He dismisses the haters, focusing on branding himself like Austin (possibly a reference to Austin Powers, known for his confidence). His competition can’t keep up, as their accounts are “squeaky clean,” meaning they have little money. He and his crew dominate Seoul’s music scene, finessing their way to success. He receives jealousy from men but attention from women. At just 18, he feels powerful, like a Navy SEAL, with even his older brother respecting him. He’s surrounded by luxury and success, sipping good wine and gin, while mocking others’ childish fantasies. Kim emphasizes that his success comes from intelligence and business savvy, not cheating. He continues stacking money, effortlessly, while staying emotionally strong, unlike his competitors.

[Verse 8: NO:EL]
NO:EL starts by stating that he and his crew, Indigo, move forward regardless of the opposition. He mocks those who diss him, saying their efforts are cringeworthy, comparing them to fake British accents. He mentions a 30-minute snippet, possibly indicating he’s retiring soon, mocking the media (MBC) for reporting on him. He highlights how people are obsessed with money but sarcastically refers to himself as a donor, giving away “funds” to haters in the form of disses. NO:EL calls out strippers and tells them to leave the mic to him, showing his seriousness in music. He reflects on his decade in the game, noting that while he’s tried, he can’t stoop to the same level as others. His final message is a challenge to those who have failed, asking them to reassess who truly succeeded.

[Verse 9: lIlBOI]
lIlBOI reflects on his journey, starting in the underground scene with four friends in a basement in Hongdae. Back then, they watched music videos from the other side of the world, feeling connected to places like New York without ever having been there. He recalls receiving his first microphone, which has since turned black from years of use. He critiques those who act like they know the game but have never truly put in the work, mocking people who think paying a small fee can replace true skill. lIlBOI reflects on how he’s built his success without formal training, learning from experience rather than paying for lessons. He contrasts his drive and vision with others who focus on short-term goals. For him, success isn’t just about money—it’s about growth and creating something meaningful. He talks about how his friends and inspiration from shows like “Entourage” motivated him. To him, music is about loyalty and artistry, not politics. He concludes that while success may change some things, it won’t change who he is. He’s focused on building something bigger, bringing his friends with him, and staying true to his roots.