Legendary

"A wah do dem a wah do dem oh no dem dead already": Expressing disdain for others, suggesting they are already defeated.

"Bout to shell it, send this riddim to a cemetery": Prepared to deliver a powerful performance, implying the impact will be significant.

"They’ve never seen a truer visionary": Asserting a unique and genuine ability to see and understand things.

"Cuz everything I do is legendary": Declaring that all actions are exceptional and noteworthy.

"Tune dem ever heavy, dem a seh mi cooler than the jelly from a coconut": Describing the weight and coolness of the music, comparing it to the coolness of coconut jelly.

"Chop open with a new machete": Introducing a new, cutting-edge approach or style.

"Who nuh ready haffi run like Shelly": Those unprepared must flee, likened to the speed of a runner like Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

"Gyal a tell mi seh mi love so nice but it hurt so bad like Junior Kelly": Describing a conflicting experience of love being nice yet painful.

"Gyal you shape nice gimme di Coca Cola bottle": Complimenting a woman's attractive figure using a metaphor.

"She nuh want no waste man tell a boy go hold a Snapple": Expressing that the woman desires a worthwhile partner, dismissing those deemed unworthy.

"Full throttle fire blazing, the coal a crackle": Describing intense energy and passion, likening it to a crackling fire.

"What a body propper gyal you hotta than a solar panel": Complimenting a woman's physical attractiveness, comparing it to the heat of a solar panel.

"More than your soul can handle": Suggesting that the level of attractiveness or intensity may be overwhelming.

"Next to Noah, none of them can hold a candle": Highlighting the speaker's superiority, with a reference to the artist Noah Issa.

"If dem run the show mi have mi owna channel": Indicating independence and the ability to control one's destiny, even if others try to dominate.

"Dem nuh ready fi mi step inna the zone of battle": Asserting that others are unprepared for the speaker's entry into a challenging situation.

"Bust down the door like Shrek inna Fiona castle": Making a bold entrance, likening it to the forceful entry of a character from Shrek.

"Anything I want manifests when I speak it": Expressing confidence in the power of words to bring desires into reality.

"I don’t need your ratings or respect you can keep it": Asserting independence from external validation, indicating a self-assured attitude.

"Im a problem, number one threat they can feel it": Acknowledging oneself as a significant challenge or threat, emphasizing its palpable impact.

"Best believe It, Jamaica’s best kept secret": Affirming a strong, positive self-image and asserting a significant status within Jamaican culture.