Makaveli

Expressing gratitude to the uncle who picked the artist up from school.

Uncle played Makaveli passionately, influencing the artist's musical taste.

Recalling standard 1 and unaware of the future potential to be like Makaveli.

Dreaming of rocking like Makaveli in the future.

Expressing a strong identification with Makaveli, feeling like him.

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I feel like (I feel like)

I feel like

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I disappeared then I came back, I must be Makaveli (Makaveli)

Reflecting on childhood struggles, lack of resources, and dreaming of success.

Turning up, he play that Makaveli like a fool

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

Shoutout to my uncle, he pick me up from school (School)

Turning up, he play that Makaveli like a fool (Fool)

That was standard 1 (1)

I never had a clue

That one day I could rock like I was Makaveli too

Acknowledging friends, paying tribute to the lost ones, and expressing gratitude.

They giving me 2 rand and that just wasn't enough

I'm jealous of my peers (Peers)

Cos they were rich already (They were rich already)

But they didn't know about my nigga Makaveli

Shoutout my nigga Nash, I light a candle for ya

I'm singing RIP and playing Makaveli for ya

I'm spilling Hennessy for my niggas that I lost (Lost)

I wish you coulda seen a nigga turn into a boss

Shoutout to all the teachers, for teaching all these kids

Shoutout to Boyzn Bucks for teaching niggas how to live

Shoutout to YFM, they play a nigga steady

Shoutout to the DJs, I miss my nigga Eddie

Reiteration of gratitude for the uncle, linking it to Makaveli influence.

Turning up, he play that Makaveli like a fool (Fool)

That was standard 1 (1)

I never had a clue

That one day I could rock like I was Makaveli too

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I feel like (I feel like)

I feel like

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I disappeared then I came back, I must be Makaveli (Makaveli)

Comparisons and contrasts with others, addressing social and economic issues.

You are Mr brown sugar I am Belly

Bringing back the pelle pelle

You are Hannah Montana you will never be Tony

I am , Zamalek, you are just a Peroni

You are, one of my kids, you watch what I did

Then do it the same, we don't need you in the game

We need some real niggas and some real bitches

A couple corporate companies spending some real figures

We need a couple motherfuckers that's ready to go berzerk

My niggas ain't getting paid, the system has never worked

My niggas is getting lost in the hood

Y'all never cared

Y'all talking about it like yeah yeah life isn't fair

Y'all talking about it like well, that nigga got a million

That nigga got a billion that means the nations probably building

But Patrice won't even let me in his building

Unless I went to the same school as his children

Continuation of gratitude theme, emphasizing the transformative journey.

Turning up, he play that Makaveli like a fool (Fool)

That was standard 1 (1)

I never had a clue

That one day I could rock like I was Makaveli too

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I feel like (I feel like)

I feel like

I feel like Makaveli

I feel like huh (I feel like huh)

I disappeared then I came back, I must be Makaveli (Makaveli)

Final expressions of gratitude and the persistent feeling of being like Makaveli.

Shoutout to my uncle, he pick me up from school

Shoutout to my uncle, he pick me up from school

Turning up, he play that Makaveli like a fool

That was standard 1, I never had a clue

That one day I could rock like I was Makaveli too

I feel like Makaveli