What’s My Name Lyrics – China Anne McClain

[Verse 1: China Anne McClain]
This is all hands on deck
Calling out to lost boys and girls
I’m getting tired of the disrespect
We won’t stop ’til we rule the world
It’s our time, we up next! (Next, next)
Our sail’s about to be set (Set, set)
They ain’t seen nothing yet
Tell ’em who’s in charge so they don’t forget

[Chorus: China Anne McClain]
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Uma)
Say it louder
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Uma)
Feel the power
No one’s gonna stop us
Soon the world will be ours
What’s my name?
What’s my name?
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it loud

[Post-Chorus: China Anne McClain]
(Uma, Uma)
All eyes on me, lemme see ’em
(Uma, Uma)
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it! Say it!
(Uma-ah-ah-ah!)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Um)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Uma)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Um)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Uma)
(Uma!)

[Verse 2: Kylie Cantrall]
I’m the new kid in town
I’m off the block, you know who I am
I don’t bend the knee or back down
Your past has passed, there’s no second chance
It’s my time, I’m up next (Next, next)
My mom’s as mean as it gets (Gets, gets)
So, say my name or say less
I don’t follow rules, with all disrepect

[Chorus: China Anne McClain]
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Uma)
Say it louder
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Uma)
Feel the power
No one’s gonna stop us
Soon the world will be ours
What’s my name?
What’s my name?
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it, say it

[Bridge: Kylie Cantrall]
You know what they say: “bad girls have all the fun”
All these chicks duplicates, I’m a one-of-one, yeah
And I’m troublesome
Little Misbehave
Look at all your VK’s, they’re all middle-aged
Hey, maybe I can be the new blood
It was rough growing up, but I ain’t giving up
They are washed up
I’m the next wave
From the cradle to the grave, I’m a renegade

[Chorus: China Anne McClain & Kylie Cantrall]
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Uma)
Say it louder
What’s my name?
What’s my name? (Red)
Feel the power
No one’s gonna stop us
Soon the world will be ours
What’s my name?
What’s my name?
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it, say it (Say it louder)

[Post-Chorus: China Anne McClain & Kylie Cantrall]
(Uma, Uma)
All eyes on me, lemme see ’em (Ooh)
(Uma, Uma)
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it, say it
(Uma, Uma)
Ooh, say it louder (What’s my name?)
(Uma, Uma) What’s my name? What’s my name?
Ooh, say it louder
What’s it? What’s it?
Say it, say it (Oh)

[Outro: China Anne McClain]
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Um)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Uma)
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Um) Say, that’s my name, that’s my name
(Uma, Uma, la-la-Uma)
Uma

[Verse 1: China Anne McClain]
In this verse, the singer rallies those who feel marginalized or disrespected, urging them to unite and seize their opportunity. The phrase “all hands on deck” signifies a collective effort, while “lost boys and girls” suggests a shared feeling of being overlooked. The determination to overcome obstacles and assert authority is emphasized, with a sense of confidence and readiness for what lies ahead.

[Chorus: China Anne McClain]
The chorus amplifies the theme of self-empowerment and identity assertion. By repeatedly asking “What’s my name?” and responding with “Uma,” the protagonist claims her individuality and strength. The call to say it louder reflects a desire to be recognized and heard, while the anticipation of ruling the world underscores a sense of ambition and confidence.

[Post-Chorus: China Anne McClain]
This section reinforces the protagonist’s identity and presence, with repeated chants of “Uma” drawing attention and commanding recognition. The playful repetition and variations of the name create a sense of energy and excitement, further solidifying Uma’s prominence and influence in the narrative.

[Verse 2: Kylie Cantrall]
The second verse introduces a new perspective, with the singer asserting her identity and refusing to conform to expectations. The reference to being the “new kid in town” suggests a fresh start and a determination to stand out. The rejection of past limitations and insistence on being recognized for who she is reflect themes of independence and resilience.

[Bridge: Kylie Cantrall]
In this bridge, the singer challenges stereotypes and embraces her uniqueness. The phrase “bad girls have all the fun” suggests a defiance of societal norms, while the assertion of being a “one-of-one” emphasizes individuality. The mention of being troublesome and misbehaving signifies a rejection of conformity, with a determination to forge her own path despite adversity.

[Chorus: China Anne McClain & Kylie Cantrall]
The joint chorus combines the voices of both singers, reinforcing the themes of empowerment and defiance. The inclusion of “Red” alongside “Uma” suggests solidarity among characters, united in their quest for recognition and power. The repetition of asking for their names to be said louder underscores the desire to be acknowledged and respected.

[Post-Chorus: China Anne McClain & Kylie Cantrall]
This post-chorus section continues the energetic chant of “Uma,” amplifying the sense of presence and authority. The variations in delivery and call-and-response format add layers of excitement and intensity, serving as a final assertion of identity and dominance.

[Outro: China Anne McClain]
The outro reinforces the protagonist’s name and identity, concluding with a declaration of ownership and pride. The repeated chants of “Uma” serve as a final affirmation of her presence and influence, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.