"When Titans Fall" is a song by JT Music, THK (TeamHeadKick), and Borderline Disaster that is inspired by the video game series Titanfall. The lyrics depict the intense battles between giant mechs called Titans and the human pilots controlling them. The song starts off with JT Music's verse, where they describe the power and invincibility of their mech. They talk about the Alpha Series and Atlas status, instilling fear in their enemies. They mention using the damage core, a special ability that enhances their offensive capabilities, to eliminate their targets. The chorus emphasizes the ongoing fight against the Titans, with the pilots climbing aboard their mechs and settling scores with the enemies. Borderline Disaster's verse focuses on another pilot, who starts running and killing grunts (AI-controlled soldiers) on the battlefield. They mention using burn cards, which are power-ups or bonuses that can be chosen before a match, to have extra fun. They describe their Stryder mech and the imminent destruction it will bring upon their enemies. They also mention their railgun and dash core, showcasing their agility and destructive power. TeamHeadKick's verse presents a more aggressive and confrontational approach to the battle. They proclaim their readiness for war and their strong team. They mention wrecking enemy mechs and dominating the battlefield using their Ogre-class Titan. They describe tearing enemies apart, launching rockets and missiles, and relentlessly attacking. The song continues with a repeat of the chorus and a final bridge, where all three artists sing together. The bridge emphasizes the excitement of the battle and warns the enemies not to underestimate their strength. The lyrics are a rallying call to stand strong against adversaries and overcome any obstacles in their way. Overall, "When Titans Fall" showcases the intense and adrenaline-filled battles in the Titanfall universe, with the artists using their verses to describe the power, capabilities, and determination of the pilots and their mechs.
