Not Today Satan (feat. Andy MIneo)

KB's song "Not Today Satan (feat. Andy Mineo)" is a powerful anthem of resistance against evil and temptation. The repeated refrain, "Not today Satan," serves as a declaration of defiance, rejecting the influence of negative forces. The song's lyrics are imbued with spiritual and biblical references, emphasizing the artist's reliance on faith to combat the perpetual attacks of evil. The mention of "Forbidden Fruit" and being "covered by the blood" alludes to the story of Adam and Eve and the redemptive power of Jesus Christ, respectively. These references highlight the ongoing struggle between good and evil and the importance of spiritual vigilance.

The song also touches on contemporary issues, such as the presence of evil in politics and society. KB's lyrics suggest that Satan's influence can be seen in various aspects of modern life, from social media to the justice system. By stating, "I think he made the Explore page" and "I seen him at my last court date," KB underscores the pervasive nature of evil and the need for constant awareness and faith. The artist's call to "stay woke" and never take a day off from resisting evil reflects a commitment to living a righteous life despite the challenges.

Andy Mineo's contribution to the song reinforces the message of spiritual resilience. His lines, "My squad too deep / Got it covered like Newsweek," and "Kickin' these facts like Bruce Lee," convey a sense of unity and strength in the face of adversity. The song concludes with a powerful reminder that, despite the presence of evil, faith and righteousness will ultimately prevail. The final lines, "Your name is racist, hatred, graceless / All disgraces traces straight to your engagement / Deface the nations but on that day you face the Maker," serve as a condemnation of evil and a proclamation of divine justice.