NIKI, Rich Brian, and Warren Hue trade verses about ambition, family calls, and staying true.
NIKI, Rich Brian, and Warren Hue trade verses about ambition, family calls, and staying true.
When NIKI sings 'Look in my eyes, you can see desire / Truth in a world that's full of lies,' it's not just a boast.
It's the kind of line you say to yourself when you're trying to believe your own hype, to push past the noise and the doubt.
NIKI, Rich Brian, and Warren Hue trade verses about ambition, family calls, and staying true.
Look in my eyes, you can see desire
The lyric moves from NIKI's anthemic fire-starting to the mundane reality of 'Momma call, on your phone' and 'Wash the dishes.' It doesn't resolve the tension between grand ambition and daily life; it just lets them sit together in the same song, which feels more honest than any triumph narrative.
When NIKI sings 'Look in my eyes, you can see desire / Truth in a world that's full of lies,' it's not just a boast. It's the kind of line you say to yourself when you're trying to believe your own hype, to push past the noise and the doubt. That 'truth' feels like something fragile she's holding onto, a private conviction in a public game.
It's a direct challenge, almost a dare, but it's quieter than the fire-setting around it. The desire isn't hidden; it's right there in the eyes, asking to be seen and believed.
Warren Hue's delivery on 'MSG in my fish, we leave bones / Yeah, I eat thrown' has a casual, almost tossed-off rhythm that sticks with you.
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[NIKI]
I'm gonna set the world on fire
Dreams come alive when I lose my mind
Look in my eyes, you can see desire
Truth in a world that's full of lies
(Oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh
Oh, ooh, ah, oh, oh-ooh, ooh, ooh, ah, ooh, ah, oh)
[NIKI]
Ah, ooh, ah, ooh
这是 88rising
[Rich Brian]
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, ayy-ayy)
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, ayy-ayy)
Momma call, on your phone
Momma call, brrr (ayy-ayy, ayy-ayy)
[Warren Hue]
Momma call, on your phone
Curfew, rings on
Serve food be home (yeah), be home (yeah), be home (yeah)
We the warriors, behold (yeah), behold, behold (yeah, yeah)
Momma call my celly: Food gettin' cold
Ramune my drink and my necklace on gold (yеah, yeah)
Don't need lean, all my magic in bowls (yeah)
(King Tut) can’t touch us
(Thеme song) it's my theme song, yeah, theme song, yeah (woah)
What you been on, what you been on?
When you comin' home, why you leave me 'lone?
Got no signal, this the intro
MSG in my fish, we leave bones
Yeah, I eat thrown
Transparent, all these faces are fish bowls
Golden state, I was walking bridges
Momma call me like: Wash the dishes (woah)
[Warren Hue]
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah-ayy, brr-brr)
Momma call (yeah, ayy)
Momma call, momma call (ayy)
[Rich Brian]
You got no soda, you got what you packing
My man is on go, don't got time for no slacking
I keep to myself, I don't need no distractions
But I'm not the one to back out from a challenge
The ones you depend the ones that attacking
The ones that be claiming they real, they be capping
The higher the hills, man, the taller the rack
'Cause the bigger the numbers, the bigger the taxes
I'm figurin' out every day how to win a debate
In my head, in my heart
Can we all get along with a late conversation?
Of findin' a home and then never escaping
If they got a bag for me, get to the choppa
Ride around the city with the homies in a Mazda
[?] Of the crib, it's a castle
Ghost you for five months like Flacko
'Bout to set the world on fire
[Warren Hue]
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah-ayy, brr-brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah, ayy)
Momma call, momma call, momma call on your phone (ayy)
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah-ayy, brr-brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah, ayy)
On your phone, your phone (ayy)
Momma call, on your phone (ayy-ayy, brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah-ayy, brr-brr)
Momma call, on your phone (yeah, ayy)
On your phone, your phone (ayy)
[Warren Hue]
Momma call me like, momma call me like
Momma call me like: Eat your food
Granny comin' in a week or two
I don't play no peek-a-boo
Momma told be you'd be confident
These bitches need oxygen
I'm material, I eat rice on my cereal
I treat rice like rollin' dice for my life
[?] But when I do I [?]
Momma called, momma called me, I'll be there tonight
NIKI, Rich Brian, and Warren Hue trade verses about ambition, family calls, and staying true. When NIKI sings 'Look in my eyes, you can see desire / Truth in a world that's full of lies,' it's not just a boast. It's the kind of line you say to yourself when you're trying to believe your own hype, to push past the noise and the doubt.
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