Intro

Kelson Most Wanted's song 'Intro' is a powerful declaration of his rise in the music industry, reflecting on his journey from obscurity to prominence. The lyrics are a testament to his perseverance and the success he has achieved despite the odds. He begins by highlighting his impact on the scene, noting how his six mixtapes have made people take notice and question his identity. The repeated hits and the frustration of his haters underscore his resilience and the fact that he considers himself 'immortal' in the face of adversity.

The song also delves into the struggles and triumphs of making it without traditional media support. Kelson emphasizes that his success came without the backing of radio, television, or any form of mainstream promotion. Instead, he and his group created their own means, leading to a celebration of their achievements. This DIY ethos is a significant theme, showcasing their ability to thrive independently. The references to being 'hotter than summer' and having 'more bombs than Iran' metaphorically illustrate their explosive impact and dominance in the music scene.

Kelson also touches on the financial aspects of his career, acknowledging that while music may not always be lucrative, the rewards come in other forms, such as new homes, cars, and diplomas. He expresses a desire for his family's well-being over material wealth, highlighting his grounded values. The song further explores the dynamics within the music industry, where he and his group, TRX Music, have inspired and motivated the new generation, earning respect from older artists while facing envy from others. The closing lines reflect his focus and determination, as he remains undistracted by opinions and conflicts, aiming for continued success and recognition.