"On The Radar Freestyle" is a new English song by Lecrae, published on the On The Radar Radio YouTube channel. The song was written by Lecrae and showcases his freestyle skills over a reflective beat. There is no specific album… Read More
On The Radar Freestyle Lyrics
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[Intro]
Yeah
A little king's speech for y'all, man
Nothin', nothin' major, just somethin' light
You know how I be feelin' sometime
I be feelin' like, um
[Verse]
I be feelin' like goodness gracious, in His good graces
Head in the clouds, every day I get a facelift
Back to the basics, ran all the bases
Me and all my teachers on a first-name basis
Like Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, been through all the Psalms
Huh, I've been doin' this so long I can't do it wrong
If I had to, still readin' Bantu
You can't cancel God's plans even if I'm canceled
But I'm still here rhymin' like I'm Paul Simon
Here for a good time and a long time
And, the old me, who's he? I got Alzheimer's
Love, joy, peace, patience, and more kindness
You ain't the King, you just smokin', that's your high-ness
Forget the watch on the wrist, my Couture timeless
You redeemed and renewed, you the Lord's finest
Still speak the King's speech when I tour China
Mm, and my enemies could face me
They can take my body, but my soul on safety
Huh, top five? I don't care where they place me
I was eatin' Top Ramen in my mama basement
Now I got the top back, skatin' on the pavement
Trap, Marvin Sapp, 'cause I never would've made it
And God took my blood, sweat, and tears like some cake mix
Put me in the fire, so refined you could taste it
Mm, mm, you like that? Taste and see the Lord is good, baby
'Cause listen, I'm really like that, I ain't gotta write that
Used to rap for Satan, heard the devil want his mic back
Probably want his life back, probably want his rights back
Heard he was a soldier, but he'll never get his stripes back
I don't bark, I bite back
Uncle told me when I would get bullied, "Better fight back"
I'ma go out swingin' 'til I die or I see Christ back
Used to follow yellow bricks, I'm on the right path
I got the right math, get it?
Jesus plus nothin', that's the right math
[Outro]
I'm freestylin', I'm wylin'
But my time is expirin'
Uh, Reconstruction on the way
Stay tuned, yeah
[Intro]
In the introduction, Lecrae sets the tone for the freestyle by calling it a "little king's speech," suggesting that he is about to share wisdom. He downplays the gravity of the message, saying it’s "somethin' light," but the humility masks the deeper reflections he is about to reveal.
[Verse]
Lecrae dives into the main verse, expressing a sense of grace and spiritual alignment. He mentions being in "His good graces," reflecting on his connection with God. His references to biblical figures such as Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John highlight his deep spiritual grounding. Lecrae speaks confidently about his faith, claiming that no matter the challenges he faces or even if society "cancels" him, God's plans cannot be canceled. He uses a playful but meaningful reference to Alzheimer's to emphasize that his old self has been left behind, replaced by a life filled with love, peace, and kindness.
As the verse progresses, Lecrae continues to weave biblical metaphors into his personal narrative, reinforcing his message that material things, like watches and status, are fleeting. His “Couture timeless” line reflects the eternal nature of spiritual renewal, contrasting it with worldly possessions. He acknowledges his enemies, but asserts that while they may harm his body, they cannot touch his soul, which is safeguarded by his faith.
In the latter half of the verse, Lecrae recalls his humble beginnings, referencing times when he struggled financially and lived in his mother’s basement. He ties in Marvin Sapp’s famous song, “Never Would Have Made It,” attributing his survival and success to God’s intervention. The line about God mixing his “blood, sweat, and tears like cake mix” symbolizes how the hardships he endured were transformed into something greater, something refined and valuable.
[Outro]
In the outro, Lecrae acknowledges that he’s freestyling and playing with words, but hints at his upcoming project, "Reconstruction." This serves as both a closing remark and a teaser for what’s next, leaving the audience with anticipation for his next work.
About Song
"On The Radar Freestyle" is a new English song by Lecrae, published on the On The Radar Radio YouTube channel. The song was written by Lecrae and showcases his freestyle skills over a reflective beat. There is no specific album mentioned, but the freestyle reflects Lecrae’s consistent message of faith and personal growth.
The song revolves around Lecrae’s deep faith and personal journey. Through clever wordplay and biblical references, Lecrae shares his spiritual evolution and triumph over past struggles. He touches on themes of redemption, resilience, and finding strength in his faith. The freestyle also emphasizes Lecrae’s belief that his purpose is aligned with God’s plan, making him unstoppable, even in the face of challenges.
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Lecrae released "On The Radar Freestyle" song on Sep 17, 2024.
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