48 Rhymes Lyrics by Karan Aujla is a new punjabi song by Karan Aujla. The track is released on Rehaan Records’ official YouTube channel, written by Karan Aujla and produced by Manna Music. While not part of a formal album, “48 Rhymes” delivers a high-energy, swagger-filled performance that blends clever lyricism with rhythmic punch, showcasing Aujla’s signature style and lyrical dominance in the Punjabi music scene.
The song “48 Rhymes” serves as a lyrical showcase of Karan Aujla’s confidence, street credibility, and lyrical agility. With bold metaphors and cultural references, Aujla paints a picture of resilience, power, and self-assurance. The tone is gritty yet poetic, using street-smart wordplay to assert dominance while giving listeners a glimpse into his world—a space filled with trials, loyalty, and rising above the noise. The song’s title reflects its dense rhyme structure, as Aujla seamlessly strings together bar after bar to create a relentless lyrical flow.
48 Rhymes Details
| Song | 48 Rhymes |
|---|---|
| Artists | Karan Aujla |
| Written By | Karan Aujla |
| Produced By | Manna Music |
| Label | Rehaan Records |
| Language | Punjabi |
| Released Date | Apr 3, 2025 |
48 Rhymes Lyrics
[Intro]
Yeah Aujla!
Manna
Haha!
[Verse]
Jitt Jaavan baazi par kara na play kude
Tadke pray kude, raat nu away kude
Tu vi javan lagdi hai, yaar nu slay kude
Mardea bade par, sathon ni khare kude
Chakkar ta pende rehnde, saade day to day kude
Tur’an chaal je kude, fook’an kaalje kude
Shak’an maal je kude, sanjhe thaal je kude
Scene mai banada hune kra call je kude
Pitbull ne kude, ghodi’an ne chhe kude
Yaar de ghare kude, behjie thalle kude
Jatt tan lade par akh na lade kude
Vairi ne still chale gaddi ch Dre kude
Main keha kasar ta kaddi ni, hai kaddange hale kude
Jitt jaava baazi par kra na play kude
Sanu kehda pta ni si nange pairi turea ni
Lok chahe pare to pare ne mai ta ure aa ni
Dharti na jude aa ni teesi’an to mude aa ni
Jinne lok akhi jande ene thode bure aa ni
Tere bare kra thori gal anyway kude
Teri khoobsurti Ladakh jive Leh kude
Vatta’n utto nikle ta kank’an nu reh kude
Tere utte mitra nu aai janda teh kude
Bukklan ch paale aa snake jo pale kude
Kathe ne rale kude, ayein ne jale kude
Sade jive chulle’an ch baalan bale kude
Tolian ne aunde kithe? Kalle na kalle kude
Saarea da saar’an sada sare na sare kude
Asi ta karida koi kare na kare kude
Naam ta jeonda jatt mare na mare kude
Taarian lavaadu aap tare na tare kude
Asi aa purane hale tusi o nave kude
Thode jo lave sade lagge na lave kude
Jatt ik single vi F na dave kude
Jehda sathon lgda oh vasda rave kude
Kado de gile aa par kade ni gile kude
Kado de mile aa par kade ni mile kude
Kade ni hille kude, kade ni kille kude
Bai keh ke sadd de aa, tei ne jileh kude
48 Rhymes Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
The intro sets a boastful, hype-charged tone. Karan Aujla opens with his signature self-introduction, backed by the producer’s name, Manna. The confident “Haha!” cements the mood—he’s ready to dominate, and the energy promises intensity right from the start.
[Verse]
Aujla dives into a relentless verse filled with sharp rhymes and street imagery. He speaks of winning battles without playing by the rules, indicating a strategic mind rather than reckless action. His lyrics fuse confidence with flirtation, suggesting he’s equally in control in romance and rivalry. He critiques those who pose as threats but can’t match up, asserting that the challenges he faces are routine—his “day-to-day.”
As the verse progresses, Aujla blends cultural pride with urban grit. He paints scenes of loyalty, power, and street life, referencing luxury, brotherhood, and defiance. Metaphors like “snake jo pale” and “Taarian lavaadu aap” showcase his poetic depth—he nurtures his own strength and raises his own stars. The song also reflects a sense of legacy and authenticity, contrasting “purane” (old-school) loyalty with “nave” (newcomers), emphasizing his seasoned place in the game.
Aujla closes the verse with affirmations of independence and emotional resilience. He hints at unresolved conflicts and long-standing connections, maintaining a firm stance despite time and distance. Lines like “Kade ni hille kude, kade ni kille kude” reinforce his unwavering nature. The final bar, referencing “jileh,” implies he holds the respect and power of someone commanding attention, not just in his local scene but across districts.
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Karan Aujla released "48 Rhymes" song on Apr 3, 2025.
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