2000 Lyrics – Ken Carson

2000 Lyrics by Ken Carson is a new english song by Ken Carson, released on Ken Carson’s official YouTube channel. The track is written by Ken Carson, F1LTHY, Sam Green, and Drew Cash, produced by F1LTHY, Sam Green, and Drew Cash, and appears on the album More Chaos. Staying true to Ken Carson’s signature sound, this song blends raw lyricism with an experimental, high-energy beat, showcasing a lifestyle rooted in resilience, wealth, and rebellion. With no featured artists, this solo performance reinforces Carson’s presence in the modern rap landscape, marked by distorted beats and vivid storytelling.

At its core, 2000 reflects Ken Carson’s unfiltered reflection on his come-up from public housing to building a lifestyle of luxury, independence, and calculated detachment. The lyrics blend street knowledge with brash confidence, emphasizing loyalty, status, and authenticity in a world full of pretenders. Ken paints a picture of personal transformation, underscored by bold declarations of wealth, emotional detachment, and coded street references, all layered over hypnotic production. Through vivid metaphors and unapologetic bars, he defines his identity while calling out hypocrisy and championing a “players only live once” mentality.

2000 Details

2000 Lyrics

[Intro]
(Wake up, F1LTHY)

[Verse]
I was born in 2000, nigga
Came from public housing, nigga
Racks on racks, I got the money pilin’, nigga
Bro, you gon’ break, you ain’t gon’ keep it solid, nigga
Throw rocks out his hand, he gon’ go tweet about it, nigga
Racks on racks, yeah, I got the money pilin’, nigga
I knew ’bout Miley before I seen Cyrus, nigga
Oh, you on protein? I’m on a lean diet, nigga
Can’t tell me ’bout these drugs, if you ain’t try it, nigga
Can’t complain ’bout that weed, if you ain’t buy it, nigga
Players only live once, I’m rockin’ Polo
YVL, Young Vamp Life, I got a vamp’ ho
Told that bitch I’m from 2000, she said she from ’94
Yeah, yeah, I’m a young nigga, but my pockets old
Never lifted weights in my life, but my pockets swole
Oh, you want a fade? Fade away, now your life gone
Shawty need a raise, I’ma tip her for the blowjob
Get the fuck out my way, I’m on the way to a billion dollars
When I made my first million, I instantly got a million problems
Oh, you in your feelings? Now, you hatin’ on a nigga, huh
Can’t respond, can’t go back and forth with no fuckin’ bum
Waste of time, I swear this shit don’t do me nun’
Later on, I’m tryna see what she gon’ do for sumn’
Compliment my chain, she told me to Alex Moss, “Do me one”
Compliment her hair, I told her, “I had the same color”
Me and my bitch on the same shit, we complement each other
I’m with the squad, I’m with the gang, I’m in this bitch with my brothers
I pop pills, don’t do cocaine, I’m not a nose stuffer
Pussy nigga talkin’ shit, bitch, you need a muzzle
I put that shit together, my outfit a puzzle
She got on the mink boots, I got on them butters
My team makin’ plays, touchdown, we don’t need to huddle
Can’t layup after we fuck, I don’t wanna cuddle
Niggas ain’t havin’ that much, my money stretch from Georgia to Cali
My lil’ bitch said she needed a ten, I sent that ho to Bali
Free Homixide Mali, they need to free all the real
How you let your partner D-I-E and you ain’t spin for him?
Hollywood bitch, yeah, she look like Kim
Ain’t gotta say no names, so niggas don’t fuck with them
Told that ho you trippin’, just be 5ive, I’ma come trim
He was turned up, then we turned him down, his light got dim

2000 Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The opening line, “Wake up, F1LTHY,” is a producer tag that immediately sets the tone for the track. It signals the involvement of producer F1LTHY and cues listeners to brace for the chaotic, distorted soundscape often associated with Ken Carson’s music. This intro functions as a sonic watermark, aligning with the aggressive and high-energy style that follows.

[Verse]
In this extended verse, Ken Carson delivers a rapid-fire monologue reflecting on his origins, current status, and worldview. He begins by establishing his birth year and roots in public housing, reinforcing authenticity and the narrative of rising from adversity. Asserting financial dominance, he speaks of money piling up while calling out those who are disloyal or performative, particularly those who vent on social media rather than confronting issues directly.

Carson flexes his street knowledge and cultural fluency, referencing drugs, fashion, and pop culture with tongue-in-cheek confidence. He juxtaposes past experiences with current success—claiming to have known “Miley before Cyrus,” alluding both to the drug and the pop star. This wordplay continues with contrasts between his lean usage and others’ protein diets, highlighting a rebellious edge.

Further into the verse, Carson explores relationships and personal boundaries. He flips romantic expectations by refusing emotional attachment post-encounter, staying focused on money and success. He mentions tipping for a sexual favor, alluding to his transactional, detached approach to intimacy. References to jewelry designer Alex Moss and shared hair color reflect a deep investment in aesthetics and lifestyle branding.

Carson also emphasizes loyalty to his crew, aligning himself with “the gang” and rejecting drug use like cocaine, which he views as crossing a line. He ridicules critics, likening their speech to barking dogs needing muzzles, and elevates his fashion sense by calling his outfit a “puzzle,” a complex composition. The imagery of mink boots and “butters” (Timberland boots) ties into his East Coast fashion influences.

As the verse progresses, Carson addresses violence with stark lines—referencing fades and “life gone”—while asserting dominance and a refusal to cuddle post-intimacy. His wealth is emphasized through lines about sending a girl to Bali and money stretching from Georgia to California, symbolizing coast-to-coast influence.

He closes by demanding justice for his incarcerated peers and criticizing those who don’t stand by fallen friends. A final jab at disloyalty and failed camaraderie ties into the overarching theme of authenticity and self-made success, bringing the verse full circle with a reminder of his detachment from superficial connections.

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