Diamonds Lyrics – Ken Carson

Diamonds 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, Lucian, Esko (Producer), ​bart how, Mayyzo & Cxsket, produced by the same team—Lucian, Esko (Producer), ​bart how, Mayyzo & Cxsket—and is part of the album More Chaos. The song delivers a high-energy, emotionally charged experience, blending braggadocious trap elements with introspective undertones that reflect Carson’s signature style and raw honesty.

The central theme of “Diamonds” revolves around Ken Carson’s chaotic lifestyle, his relationship with fame, substance use, emotional detachment, and the desire for recognition and loyalty. Lyrically, the song is split into two parts, each showcasing different moods—from hazy introspection to aggressive flexing. Through vivid imagery and unfiltered thoughts, Carson dives into the contrast between external wealth and internal struggles, highlighting his rise in fame, detachment from loved ones, battles with addiction, and the fleeting nature of love and trust.

Diamonds Details

Diamonds Lyrics

[Part I]

[Intro]
Oh, he like how I swag, he like—, he like—, he like how I do that shit, huh
Huh, I can tell, uh, yeah, I can tell, uh, uh, I can tell
Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh

[Verse]
Too high, I’m in the clouds, i been rollin’ all day
I smoke too much loud
I ain’t even got time for family, but I know they proud
I ain’t got even time for my lil’ bitch, I’m rockin’ out the crowd
Even if they don’t catch me red-handed, I’m takin’ in [?]
[?] bitch, we need every dollar
I been smokin’ problems
I been pill-poppin’ my feels
I’m still fightin’ my demons, wake me up, I’m dreamin’
She want me, she fiendin’, and I can tell
I think I like her, I remember how she smell
If she don’t reciprocate the energy, oh well
I ain’t trippin ’bout these hoes, bitch, you can stay over there
I got diamonds on my ear, I got diamonds on my neck, I got diamonds on my rings
I put diamonds on her, now she think she apart of the team
I put Sprite in my soda, I’m sippin’ on lean
I’m addicted to codeine, I’m addicted to these drugs
She just wanna fuck a young rich nigga, she don’t know that I’m fucked upㅤ
Yeah, yeah, she don’t give no fucks
Yeah, yeah, she don’t give no fucks
I ain’t seen my mans in yearsㅤ
I been thinkin’ ’bout a whole lot, that’s how I made these M’s
She a grim reaper, eat your soul out
Walk in this bitch with my pole outㅤ
Walk in this bitch with a whole lot—
Cash, I got a whole lot of it, bags, I got a whole lot of it
Fuckin’ your ho, she your problem
Leanin’, I need me a kickstand
All black, all Rick man
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[Part II]

[Intro]
(Haha)
Huh, huh, huh
Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh
Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh
Huh, huh

[Chorus]
I just copped an AP, gon’ catch me with Franck Muller
When I was in school, they caught me fuckin’ on my tutor
When I was in school, I was skippin’ class, Ferris Bueller
Yo’ bitch might let me fuck ’cause I got more cash and I’m cooler
You niggas ain’t get no money
Spent yo bag on her ass, I go ku’ with them hundreds
These niggas ain’t getting no pass
These niggas gotta paste them hundreds
Slow up, G-Lock, Ski mask
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred
When I’m outside
When I’m outside, it’s a hundred, hundred
Fully Tommy gun, shootin’ at the crowd
Everybody run, everybody get down
Smokin’ that shit, I can’t hear you, know we smoke that loud
I got diamonds all over my body, from my ears to the ground
I’m the diamond man, I got diamond pants
I miss [?] chain, cost like forty grand
[?] chain came from [?], cost like one-sixty
That two hundred K just to play, and I ain’t done with it
Diamonds in my teeth, [?] when the sun hit
Ten chains on, hit like Selena in Venus
VVs on my ho so cold, she say she anemic
Shop in New York, SoHo, we don’t shop at Neiman’s
Pop, show me your bankroll, these niggas don’t get no money
That shit you posted on the ‘Gram, I spend that shit for fun
[?] hundred K a week, and I’m not done
She was with me the first time she seen a honey bun
Told her, “Hell nah, hundred thousand,” huh, not a ten
I turn up my partners and turn up my bitch, we all in
I pay everything in cash, huh, huh, it’s all there
Bitch like to stay high like my swag, it’s all real
Catch your partner, then turn you to a pallbearer
Glock .44 bullet, I’m standin’ my ground
I still live in Atlanta, ain’t move out of town
Catch an out of town nigga down bad, he was out of bounds

Diamonds Lyrics Meaning

[Part I]

[Intro]
The intro sets a disoriented, almost hallucinatory tone with repetitive phrases that emphasize Ken Carson’s sense of confidence and detachment. His slurred delivery and fragmented thoughts introduce a trance-like atmosphere, drawing the listener into his mental space where ego and emotion are blurred.

[Verse]
This verse reflects Carson’s emotional turbulence masked behind wealth and indulgence. He acknowledges his disconnection from both family and intimate relationships, justified by the pursuit of fame and personal demons. There’s a heavy presence of drug use—lean, pills, and loud (marijuana)—as both coping mechanisms and symbols of his chaotic routine. While diamonds represent success, they also signify the emotional void he tries to fill with materialism. Carson touches on vulnerability when he recalls a girl’s scent, revealing he still craves genuine connection despite his hardened exterior. The verse ends in a flurry of images—guns, cash, isolation—mirroring his internal conflict and overwhelming lifestyle.

[Part II]

[Intro]
This intro carries the energy from Part I into a more upbeat, almost manic tone. The repetition of “huh” signals a shift in attitude—more confrontational and flamboyant—setting the stage for the second half’s boastful flexes and raw aggression.

[Chorus]
The chorus dives into Ken Carson’s braggadocio, flaunting luxury (AP watch, designer brands), sexual conquests, and rebellion against societal norms. He contrasts his present wealth with his reckless school days, painting himself as both the outcast and the victor. His repeated phrase “when I’m outside, it’s a hundred” suggests both literal heat and metaphorical pressure—his presence brings intensity, danger, and energy. Through this lens, Carson presents himself as a symbol of power and unpredictability, a young figure both envied and feared.

[Verse]
The verse intensifies the narrative, merging fantasy-like wealth with street realism. He refers to himself as the “diamond man,” fully enveloped in a flashy, high-risk lifestyle. With references to high-end chains and hundred-thousand-dollar deals, Carson builds an image of excess. But beneath the glitter lies a persistent undercurrent of violence and defense—Tommy guns, Glocks, and standing his ground. He affirms his Atlanta roots and warns outsiders not to overstep. Despite the bravado, there’s still a hint of emptiness as even extravagant earnings don’t bring satisfaction. Carson’s world is one of extremes—gleaming with diamonds but grounded in paranoia, loneliness, and survival.

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