In Sinister Santi's song "KARMA," he talks about the concept of karma and how it comes back around. He references Monokuma colored contact lenses, which symbolize a contradiction in the crowd. He also talks about having a thousand bitches but none compare to one girl he's bound to. Sinister Santi and Casey Maddbomb talk about coming after someone who has wronged them, not following the rules, and living for the applause. They mention stealing someone's flow and getting yanked out of the lost and found, implying that what goes around comes around. The lyrics convey a sense of retribution and getting back at those who have crossed them. Overall, the song KARMA reflects themes of justice, retribution, and the consequences of one's actions. It portrays a rebellious attitude and a determination to seek revenge on those who have done them wrong.
