Kanga Lyrics – 6ix9ine ft. Kanye West

[Verse 1]
In this verse, 6ix9ine portrays himself as addicted to sex, comparing his behavior to that of a crack addict. He brags about his sexual encounters and his love for promiscuous women. He uses explicit language to describe his actions and sexual prowess. He also encourages women to dance provocatively and mockingly mentions picking up their weaves and mimicking the "Eagle" dance move.

[Verse 2]
This verse features both 6ix9ine and Kanye West. 6ix9ine starts by comparing the sexual performance of different women and mentions flying a woman out to have sex with her. He references his racial identity and the backlash he faces, humorously comparing himself to Macklemore, a white rapper. Kanye West's lines talk about various issues, including criticism he faces, his relationship with fashion, and the love life of overweight women. He also mentions being criticized by radio host Ebro and mocks older critics. The verse ends with Kanye referencing a famous interview with Sway Calloway, where he was frustrated by Sway's questions.

[Interlude]
TrifeDrew interjects, telling 6ix9ine to calm down and avoid saying something inappropriate, providing a moment of self-awareness within the song's aggressive and provocative tone.

[Popular Phrases]

1. "Big bank, we getting paid over here" - This line emphasizes the wealth and financial success 6ix9ine and his crew have achieved, suggesting a lifestyle of luxury and abundance.

2. "Little booties, they matter over here" - Contrary to the usual emphasis on larger buttocks in popular culture, 6ix9ine acknowledges and appreciates women with smaller buttocks, promoting body positivity.

3. "Back at it like a mothafking crack addict" - This simile compares 6ix9ine's return to his hedonistic activities to the relentless behavior of a crack addict, highlighting his intense and compulsive indulgence in these actions.

4. "Flew her back 'cause my girlfriend saw her" - This line illustrates the complications of 6ix9ine's promiscuous lifestyle, where he has to send a woman away because his girlfriend found out about her, indicating a lack of commitment and the chaotic nature of his relationships.

5. "They tried to say I wasn't black no more / About as black as Macklemore" - Here, 6ix9ine addresses criticism regarding his racial identity. By comparing himself to Macklemore, a white rapper, he highlights the absurdity of such claims and the complex nature of racial identity in the music industry. ...Read Less