The K-pop soloist declares his ascent with Mayzin on a track that refuses to look back.
The K-pop soloist declares his ascent with Mayzin on a track that refuses to look back.
There's a quiet vanity in declaring yourself 'King of the empire' while still grinding.
The lyric holds both the crown and the climb in the same hand, which feels honest for an artist building his own lane.
The K-pop soloist declares his ascent with Mayzin on a track that refuses to look back.
Grindin' to the top, I'm climbin' up, not lookin' down
There's a quiet vanity in declaring yourself 'King of the empire' while still grinding. The lyric holds both the crown and the climb in the same hand, which feels honest for an artist building his own lane.
The phrase 'I ain't come to play' cuts through the noise. It's a blunt refusal to entertain anything less than total commitment. That pressure to prove himself, to not waste a single ounce of energy, is what the whole song answers.
It's a physical image of effort, that city on his back. The fear of his feet failing is right there, but he just keeps climbing.
The way 'Wheels up' repeats feels less like a chorus and more like a mantra you'd mutter to yourself before a big move.
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Mm, yeah
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
I'm on my way (way)
I ain't come to play
And I won't let my energy ever go to waste (no)
If you down to go to war
Step up on the floor
I'ma put on a show
You know that's what I came for (hey)
I'm on a mission, and can't nobody stop me
King of the empire, and can't nobody top me
'Cause I know what I'm destined to be, destined to be
Whoever wanna go and stand in my way (my way)
'Cause I'm a hunnid, this is my place (my place)
Oh, oh, oh
Say oh, oh, oh
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
I'm still standing undefeated (undefeated)
Attitude at top, man, I can feel it
I'm a king, and that's my rеason (that's my reason)
Got me feeling like this right hеre my season
I'm on a mission, and can't nobody stop me
King of the empire, and can't nobody top me
'Cause I know what I'm destined to be (woah), destined to be
Whoever wanna go and stand in my way (my way)
'Cause I'm a hunnid, this is my place (my place)
Oh, oh, oh
Say oh, oh, oh
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way (yeah, yeah, yeah)
Grindin' to the top, I'm climbin' up, not lookin' down (lookin' down)
City on my back, I hope my feet don't fail me now (fail me now)
Worked too hard to be the man that's underrated
All the friends I used to have is probably mad now that I made it
I'm student of the game, I did all of my homework (homework)
Put on for my fam, gotta start with my home first (home first)
Take over the globe, I promise it's gon' work (gon' work)
Wheels up, gotta stick to the mission, that come first
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way up
Wheels up, yeah
Wheels up, I'm on my way
The K-pop soloist declares his ascent with Mayzin on a track that refuses to look back. There's a quiet vanity in declaring yourself 'King of the empire' while still grinding. The lyric holds both the crown and the climb in the same hand, which feels honest for an artist building his own lane.
Bambam (K-pop) performs "Wheels Up (feat. Mayzin)", and this lyric page sits inside the Bambam (K-pop) catalog on LyroVerse.
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