The song "Disco Kamikaze" by Junior Cally and Highsnob talks about their aggressive and destructive lifestyle. They rap about being a fashion blogger and causing chaos, without the need for drugs. The lyrics also refer to hanging oneself with shoelaces, and how that might save a father the burden of raising one less child. They boast about the power of their music and how it will surely make heads turn. The chorus speaks of an impending explosion and advises listeners to be ready to jump after the tick-tock of a bomb. The metaphorical use of the bomb refers to the intense energy and explosive emotions conveyed through their music. Highsnob's verse portrays their reckless attitude towards life, implying that they are close to danger and ready to blow up any place they enter. They urge listeners to jump if they are decent and not a snitch. The line, "Take a rich kid, strip him down and make him rich" speaks to their belief that anyone can become rich and powerful by joining the game. They seem to enjoy living on the edge, and the adrenaline rush of venturing into forbidden territories drives them. In Junior Cally's verse, he talks about his mental health issues, implying that he has to take medication to keep himself in check. He also mentions his past life as a thief and how he has evolved to see his life as half-full rather than half-empty. He challenges anyone who doubts his street cred to come to him and face him. The lyric, "It’s more truthful when I’m fake dissing, than your dissing that's really fake," shows his belief that his lyrics hold more authenticity than those of other rappers. He seems to be expressing a desire to be recognized and valued for his talent. Overall, the song portrays a sense of rebellion and disregard for social norms and authority. It suggests that music is a powerful tool for expressing oneself and living life on one's own terms, no matter the consequences.
