CLIК CLAK – English Lyrics

• By: BABYMONSTER
• Album: DRIP

Lyrics & Translation

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[English]

Huh

Hey hey hey hey

CLIK CLAK heels tap

Walkin' with my hips back

Money CLIK CLAK

CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK

Spending money charge charge charge

Who be livin’ large large large

Walking like a boss boss boss

We make ’em talk talk talk talk

I need a van to hold all my bags

Always the first and never the last

Here with my girls we step on the scene

We do it big you know what I mean

If I say which one looks better

You say both (both) both (both)

I’m bad from any angle

Hit that pose (pose) pose (pose)

Matching tennis bracelets

Baby blue water vacations

I’ll admit that I’m so vicious

No I ain’t the one to play with

Everybody wanna know oh oh

Bitty burning up the show oh oh

Eenie meenie miney moe

Catch ’em by the toe

You ain’t even no

I’ma let it go

CLIK CLAK heels tap

Walkin' with my hips back

Money CLIK CLAK

CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK

Spending money charge charge charge

Who be livin’ large large large

Walking like a boss boss boss

We make ‘em talk talk talk talk

CLIK CLAK heels tap

Walkin' with my hips back

Money CLIK CLAK

CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK CLIK

Walking like a boss boss boss

We make ‘em talk talk talk talk

Get back whip that they mad

Clap clap bring that ASAP

If they all up in their feelings

that’s too bad

I be laughing to the bank in my Maybach

Left hand kiss that big rock

Tunnel vision twenty twenty top notch

Spent a milly on some fits I’m so hot

Put some ice on my wrist that’s water

I’m on it on it got it flaunt it

Got your world in my pocket

Zero hundred like Ferrari

Hit the gas

Who gon’ stop me

You love when BABYMONSTER hits

Cartier stacked up on my wrist

Flip my hair and blow a kiss

Not a dentist but I’m flossin' sis

CLIK CLAK heels tap

Mmmmm

CLIK CLIK CLAK heels tap

CLIK CLAK heels tap

Mmmmm

CLIK CLIK CLAK heels tap

Walkin' with my hips back

Money CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK

CLIK CLIK CLAK heels tap

Walkin' with my hips back

Money CLIK CLAK CLIK CLAK

Ain’t looking back

Let’s take the lead

Go head ladies

Go head ladies

Ain’t looking back

Let’s take the lead

Go head ladies

Go head ladies

Here we go

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
heels /hiːlz/ A2	noun - the back part of the foot below the ankle, or high-heeled shoes
money /ˈmʌni/ A2	noun - currency used to pay for goods and services
charge /tʃɑːrdʒ/ B1	noun - an amount of money asked for goods or services
walk /wɔːk/ A1	verb - to move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn
shop /ʃɒp/ A2	noun - a place where goods are sold
boss /bɒs/ A2	noun - a person in charge of a worker or organization
talk /tɔːk/ A1	verb - to speak in order to give information or express ideas
bag /bæɡ/ A1	noun - a container used for carrying things
flow /floʊ/ B2	verb - to move steadily and continuously in a current
shine /ʃaɪn/ B2	verb - to emit light or brightness
vicious /ˈvɪʃəs/ C1	adjective - deliberately cruel or violent
whip /wɪp/ C1	verb - to strike with a whip

Key Grammar Structures

• Who be livin’ large large large

  ➔ Use of 'be' for emphasis or colloquial expressions

  ➔ 'Be' is used colloquially to emphasize the state of living or doing something, common in informal speech.

• Clik clak heels tap

  ➔ Imperative mood used for commands or encouragement

  ➔ The repeated phrase is an imperative command, encouraging rhythmic movement.

• Ain’t looking back / Let’s take the lead

  ➔ Use of 'ain't' as a colloquial contraction for 'not' or 'am not'

  ➔ 'Ain’t' functions as a colloquial negative form, often used in spoken language for emphasis.

• Spend a milly on some fits

  ➔ Use of 'a milly' as slang for one million dollars; preposition 'on' indicating expenditure

  ➔ 'A milly' is slang for one million dollars, and 'on' indicates the purpose of spending.

• Hit the gas / Who gon’ stop me

  ➔ Use of 'hit' in idiomatic expressions meaning to accelerate or start moving quickly; 'gon’' as contraction of 'going to' for future intentions

  ➔ 'Hit' is used idiomatically to mean to start moving quickly, and 'gon’' is a colloquial contraction of 'going to' indicating future action.

• Let’s take the lead

  ➔ Use of the imperative form 'Let’s' combining 'let us' to make suggestions or give commands

  ➔ ‘Let’s’ is an imperative contraction meaning 'let us', used here to suggest taking action.