Kryptonite 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 and Clif Shayne, produced solely by Clif Shayne, and appears as part of the album More Chaos. The song debuted on April 11, 2025, following an extended period of anticipation and online buzz, beginning with a preview on Ken Carson’s private Instagram in December 2023. Although fans expected it to be part of the A Great Chaos (Deluxe) edition, the song was later revealed as track 10 on a new project and unfortunately leaked in its entirety on March 7, 2025.
Thematically, Kryptonite centers on lust, emotional volatility, and the intoxicating power dynamics in a passionate but conflicted relationship. Ken Carson uses explicit metaphors and charged imagery to describe the magnetic pull between himself and a woman whose infatuation borders on self-destruction. The lyrics navigate the blurred lines between desire and detachment, highlighting moments of vulnerability, fleeting intimacy, and emotional conflict, all underlined by Ken’s unapologetically raw and rebellious tone.
Kryptonite Details
| Song | Kryptonite |
|---|---|
| Album | More Chaos |
| Artists | Ken Carson |
| Written By | Ken Carson & Clif Shayne |
| Produced By | Clif Shayne |
| Label | Ken Carson |
| Language | English |
| Released Date | Apr 11, 2025 |
Kryptonite Lyrics
[Intro]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
[Chorus]
Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh
I fucked her on the first night
I had that lil’ ho, huh, singin’ like
She the performer and my dick the mic
This dick her kryptonite, I got her dickmatized
She want me to fuck her, I can tell by the look in her eyes
She say I’m the only thing from preventin’ her from committin’ suicide
I been on this journey before, baby, this ain’t my first time (Thought it was my first time?)
[Verse]
Yeah, I can’t lay up all day, bae, I gotta rock these shows
I can’t lay up all day, baby, I gotta make these songs
Every time we link, I swear it’s like we in the twilight zone
Every time we link, we feel like we the only two that exist
Every time we link, you’re the experiment and I’m the scientist
Every time we link, I’m like, “Goddamn, I can’t believe you mine”
I guess this what God sent when I told Him to send a sign
If everything’s really perfect timing, then it’s ’bout that time
Why you keep calling my line? Girl, you need to leave me alone
I’m with my bitch right now, ain’t on what you on
I know what you want, baby girl, that’s why I ain’t answer the phone
I never blow up yo’ phone ’cause there ain’t nothin’ I can do to make you answer
My girl strip for me, she my private dancer
I flew her to my crib ’cause she say she ain’t never been to Atlanta
She asked why I keep my fire, said, “I’m like Thor with that hammer”
Don’t try the mob, bitch, knocked off, blam a nigga right on camera
Balenci’ sandals, Balenci’ you, I put that b-b-b-b-blick right on you
If you not gang, uh, I’ll fuck yo’ bitch, we not cool
I’m renegade, yeah, I don’t give a fuck ’bout no rules
To prove that we in love, let’s go get matching tattoos
That’s how you know I fuck with ya, yeah-yeah, we locked in ooh-ooh
(That’s how you know I fuck with ya, yeah-yeah, we locked in ooh-ooh)
[Chorus]
Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh
I fucked her on the first night
I had that lil’ ho, huh, singin’ like
She the performer and my dick the mic
This dick her kryptonite, I got her dickmatized
She want me to fuck her, I can tell by the look in her eyes
She say I’m the only thing from preventin’ her from committin’ suicide
I been on this journey before, baby, this ain’t my first time (Thought it was my first time?)
Yeah
[Outro]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Kryptonite Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
In the opening section, Ken Carson repeats a series of “yeah” ad-libs, which sets a hypnotic, almost trance-like tone for the track. It acts as a sonic warm-up, drawing the listener into a dreamlike atmosphere that reflects the recurring disorientation and surreal nature of the relationship described in the song.
[Chorus]
The chorus establishes the emotional core of the track, portraying a relationship marked by immediate physical intimacy and deep psychological entanglement. Ken likens himself to a performer and his partner to an audience, flipping traditional dynamics with a vulgar twist. His comparison of himself to kryptonite positions him as both a source of power and destruction. The woman’s emotional dependence is portrayed dramatically, suggesting that Ken’s presence prevents her from succumbing to suicidal thoughts. This reveals the intense, and perhaps unhealthy, emotional weight tied to their bond. Despite the chaos, Ken emphasizes that this situation isn’t unfamiliar—hinting at his own past experiences with similar dynamics.
[Verse]
The verse dives deeper into the lifestyle that fuels the instability of the relationship. Ken articulates the tension between his career obligations and personal life, revealing how fleeting his time is and how transient the connection feels despite its intensity. He frames their encounters as surreal, likening them to a “twilight zone,” and positions himself as both lover and observer—a “scientist” experimenting with emotional connection. There’s a moment of introspection when he believes their union might be divine, but it quickly unravels into emotional distance as he evades her calls while being with another woman. The verse swings between intimacy and detachment, showcasing Ken’s conflicting desires for love, freedom, and dominance. His references to luxury brands, weapons, and loyalty to his crew reinforce his street credibility while also emphasizing how he uses status and danger as armor against emotional vulnerability. The verse ends with a symbolic gesture—getting matching tattoos—as an impulsive expression of love and commitment amid the chaos.
[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated to reaffirm the song’s central theme. Ken restates his overpowering sexual and emotional influence, her dependence on him, and the feeling of déjà vu in their dynamic. The repetition underscores how this toxic cycle is both familiar and inescapable, suggesting a pattern in Ken’s relationships that leaves both parties emotionally exposed.
[Outro]
The outro mirrors the intro, repeating “yeah” multiple times to bring the song full circle. This symmetry creates a sense of looped emotional experience—one where the highs and lows of desire, control, and emotional confusion perpetually repeat without resolution.
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Ken Carson released "Kryptonite" song on Apr 11, 2025.
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