No Joke
Lyrics:
[中文]
No joke
No Cap！Real Talk Only
我言語不打太極
案例多的不勝枚舉
Totally thought I'm crazy
Totally caught your eyes
Nothing can stop me
Cuz I'm too hot too lit
突襲 前進
招集 著力
必須走起立竿見影
虛無 泡影 絕不成立
不樹敵 沈住氣 成助力
Only roll with the real
Hold up! Brah
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm the real deal, now you better listen up
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
I rule the game! boi
Not just the fame! boi
都蒙了 boi
還傻傻相信啊 boi
Just turn it turn it
Turn down 無知的懦弱
Clap clap 信真的不道聽途說
到處收集消息不是為了
證明who's fake
不在意不搖頭 並不 表示 這是 真的 可以
Aye Aye! 不戳破 不是默許 Hold up!!!
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm the real deal, now you better listen up
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
Hold up! Brah
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm for real, No joke
No joke
I'm the real deal, now you better listen up
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
I Know, I Know
You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
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Vocabulary in this song
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Grammar:
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No joke
➔ Adjective noun phrase used to emphasize sincerity or seriousness.
➔ The phrase "No joke" is an idiomatic expression indicating seriousness.
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No Cap！
➔ Slang expression meaning "no lie" or "I'm serious".
➔ "No Cap" is slang originating from African American Vernacular English, meaning "truth" or "serious".
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Totally thought I'm crazy
➔ Past simple tense indicating a complete belief or opinion in the past.
➔ The phrase uses the past tense "thought" to express a completed belief in the past.
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Nothing can stop me
➔ Modal verb "can" expressing ability or possibility.
➔ The modal "can" indicates that there is no obstacle preventing the subject from achieving something.
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I'm too hot too lit
➔ Adjective phrase with "too" to indicate excessive degree.
➔ The use of "too" before adjectives "hot" and "lit" emphasizes that the subject is extremely or excessively so.
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Hold up! Brah
➔ Imperative expressions offering attention or interruption, slang "Brah" as a casual address.
➔ The phrase "Hold up!" is an imperative to get attention, "Brah" is slang similar to "bro" or "dude".
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I'm the real deal
➔ The noun phrase "the real deal" functioning as a metaphor for authenticity or credibility.
➔ The phrase "the real deal" signifies that someone is authentic, genuine, or highly credible.
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You want to dissent dissent dissent dissent
➔ Verb "want" followed by "." indicating desire; repeated "dissent" for emphasis or rhythm.
➔ The phrase uses "want" plus a period for declarative desire; "dissent" is repeated for emphasis or musical rhythm.
