Happy Hour Lyrics – BLP Kosher & BabyTron

[Intro: BLP KOSHER]
In the intro, BLP KOSHER repeats his signature phrase "Waterrr," which serves as a vocal trademark, adding a playful yet confident vibe. The repetition of "ayy" adds rhythm to the start, indicating the energetic and carefree nature of the track. It sets the mood for what's to come, showcasing BLP KOSHER’s style and his unique approach to starting a song.

[Chorus: BLP KOSHER]
In the chorus, BLP KOSHER contrasts his life with others, making witty remarks. He mentions "keeping the staff," meaning he maintains control and power while dismissing those who are part of the "faculty" or ordinary structure, reflecting his non-conformity. He brags about his lifestyle by comparing women who prefer higher-end dining ("sweet green") versus others who settle for more basic options ("Applebee's"). The "Draco with the drum" is a metaphor for a weapon, signaling strength and readiness, while "Jew the Maccabee" likens him to a warrior in Jewish history. The final line, where a girl sticks out her tongue, shows BLP KOSHER brushing off negative attitudes with humor.

[Verse 1: BabyTron]
BabyTron highlights his status, calling himself a star who creates his own path. He references breaking the bank without losing concentration, showing his ability to handle large sums of money while staying focused. He cuts through games, taking control of situations with precision, like performing surgery. The reference to "choppers waiting" implies being armed for protection. His playful wordplay continues as he brags about new hundred-dollar bills and how he almost forgot his luxury luggage, emphasizing his wealth. The verse ends with him boasting about his ability to overcome struggles, rising from difficult beginnings to success.

[Chorus: BLP KOSHER]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of power, success, and BLP KOSHER’s nonconformity. He continues to emphasize his elevated lifestyle, dismissing ordinary standards and comparing himself to legendary warriors. The playful confrontation from the woman in the lyrics contrasts with his indifference, as he remains focused on his goals and unbothered by negativity.

[Verse 2: BLP KOSHER]
BLP KOSHER talks about his journey and how he brought BabyTron into his environment, solidifying their connection. He takes a jab at his rivals in the studio, describing them as slow and unproductive. The line about saving a life at the garbage dump represents making the most of any situation. He and BabyTron "set the bar" high, symbolizing their superior skills. The comparison to Beethoven and Bach emphasizes their musical genius, while the mention of a gun by his ankle signals that he’s always prepared. He uses magical imagery, referencing Albus Dumbledore to illustrate his ability to turn enemies into nothing with ease, signifying his dominance.

[Chorus: BLP KOSHER]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the themes of power, success, and BLP KOSHER’s nonconformity. He continues to emphasize his elevated lifestyle, dismissing ordinary standards and comparing himself to legendary warriors. The playful confrontation from the woman in the lyrics contrasts with his indifference, as he remains focused on his goals and unbothered by negativity.