+Q1 Jenner Lyrics (English Translation) – Kidd Voodoo

[Intro]
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh

[Saying]
Mai, we are no longer anything (Nothing)
But what I feel doesn’t end
I want your look
For today, not tomorrow
‘Toy following your trail (The trail)
Dipping your lips in ink, yeah

[Chorus]
And when I have you I’m going to remove that tape
Under the red light you look pretty
Baby, when you jump me
Clean all the bad things and I’ll come if you’re alone
Mai, if you tell me’
Oh, the desire is gone
Whenever he invites he makes it repeat itself

[Verse]
I didn’t realize what I said before
I still regret it and quite
Maybe they should fine me for this note
This is why I want to steal from you
Baby, you’re richer than a Jenner
You don’t have any fault, you want it, you have it
‘Tá-‘Tá-‘Tá-‘Tás tough, break’ the weekene’
It doesn’t compare, but it suits you
Ah-ah, I love you for me only, for you I will be
I know it will turn out
You go do your thing, ma, do your thing, ma
I can look at you
At your mercy, where does it go?
I know that you are different (I know that you are different)

[Chorus]
And when I have you I’m going to remove that tape
Under the red light you look pretty
Baby, when you jump me
Clean all the bad things and I’ll come if you’re alone
Mai, if you tell me’
Oh, the desire is gone
Whenever he invites he makes it repeat itself

[Saying]
Mai, we are no longer anything (Nothing)
But what I feel doesn’t end
I want your look
For today, not tomorrow
‘Toy keeping track of you (The track)
Dipping your lips in ink, yeah

[Outro]
And when I have you I’m going to remove that tape
(Take off that tape)
(Ah-ah, I love you for me only, I’ll be there for you)
(I know it’s going to work out)
(You go do your thing, ma, do your thing, ma)
(I can look at you)
(At your mercy, where does it go?)
(I know you’re different, yeah)

“+Q1 Jenner” by Kidd Voodoo and Dysbit is a passionate track expressing longing and desire. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning for a romantic connection, emphasizing the desire to be with someone in the present moment rather than waiting for the future. The mention of “removing the tape” suggests breaking down barriers to intimacy. The comparison to being “richer than a Jenner” signifies the value and allure of the person being addressed. Overall, the song captures the intensity and vulnerability of infatuation.

[Saying]

The first verse reflects a sense of disillusionment or acceptance of the end of a relationship (“Mai, we are no longer anything”). Despite this, the speaker expresses that their feelings persist (“what I feel doesn’t end”) and desires the attention or affection of the other person, emphasizing the importance of the present moment.

[Chorus]

The chorus describes the speaker’s anticipation of intimacy with their desired person. They express a desire to break down barriers (“remove that tape”) and appreciate the attractiveness of their partner under the metaphorical “red light.” The speaker is eager to comfort their partner (“clean all the bad things”) and acknowledges the repetition of desire despite previous experiences.

[Verse]

In this verse, the speaker reflects on past mistakes and expresses remorse. Despite this, they express admiration and desire for the person they’re addressing, comparing them favorably to someone wealthy (“richer than a Jenner”). The speaker reassures their commitment and admiration, urging their partner to pursue their own goals while acknowledging their unique qualities.

[Chorus]

Similar to the previous chorus, this section emphasizes the speaker’s desire for intimacy and connection with the other person. They again express a willingness to break down barriers (“remove that tape”) and highlight the allure of their partner. The repetition of desire and the acknowledgment of its persistence despite circumstances is reiterated.

[Saying]

The final verse echoes the sentiments of the first, emphasizing the speaker’s desire for connection despite the apparent end of the relationship. They reaffirm their feelings (“what I feel doesn’t end”) and express a longing for the attention or presence of the other person in the current moment.

[Outro]

The outro reiterates the speaker’s anticipation of intimacy and connection. They express a readiness to remove barriers to intimacy (“remove that tape”) and reaffirm their commitment and affection for the other person. The speaker acknowledges the uniqueness of their partner and expresses confidence in their relationship’s future.