Boom - Bonus Version Lyrics – DIVINE | Walking on Water

Boom - Bonus Version Song Description

This song "Boom" is from DIVINE's album "Walking on Water" and is produced by Stunnah Beatz and Fauxtail. The song was released under the label Gully Gang Records. The song's lyrics feature DIVINE talking about his life, struggles, and success. He explains how he built his legacy. References in the lyrics like "Multi Colour Currency" and "Tequila With Hennesy" show a mix of luxury and street life, and he states that he has brought "100 G's", meaning he has brought success and money.

He talks about spitting "Kerosene" on his opponents or "Opps", meaning his lyrics are very sharp and aggressive. He references "Medellin" for "Sugar", a city famous for the drug trade, but here it signifies that his money and schemes are superior. He talks about bringing a "Guillotine", meaning eliminating the competition, and making money like "Butter Cheese". He then mentions different "Magazines" and being on the "Front Cover", which showcases his unique identity and fame.

Lines like "Abnormal Pyaar" (Abnormal love) and "Normal Hai Jealousy" (Jealousy is normal) show emotions. DIVINE says his authenticity comes with a "100 Saal Ki Guarantee" (100-year guarantee) and that he is like "Majesty" (a king). He uses the contrast of "Farmer" and "Pharmacy" to represent honest work and street hustle. With "Bread Mein Quality" (Quality in the bread/money) and "Move With Equality", he states his values. Everyone is a "Hustler" but they also have "Morals", and he shares his wealth too.

The chorus has the line "Elephant Bolte When I Step In The Room" (Elephants speak when I step in the room), which shows his powerful presence. "Walking On Water" means doing the impossible. By saying "Is Paani Mein Tu Boond" (You are just a drop in this water), he belittles others. "Drip Waali Baatein" means talk about style, but he brings "Khoon" (blood), meaning real action. And with "Haath Mila Haath Se Na Spoon" (Shake hands, not a spoon), he talks about loyalty in friendship, implying they don't have a simple, superficial connection but a deeper bond.

In later verses, DIVINE talks about life in Mumbai and Delhi. By saying "Mumbai Mein Hai Mehfil Aur Delhi Mein Kalesh" (In Mumbai there's a party, in Delhi there's chaos), he explains the vibe of both cities. "Eastside 59, Block Bolte JB" gives a shoutout to his area and community. He says he is cultivating success, while others only create "Hype" (hype). His style is "White Forces Kurta", which mixes street and desi fashion, and he is as skilled as "Kick It Like Messi" or "Jackie".

He represents "Double G", meaning Gully Gang, and with "Bars Like A Shetty", he shows his powerful lyrics. He has been ruling the scene for a "Decade". By referencing being "Macho" and the dance "Macarena", he shows his confidence and fun side. "Lakdi" (wood) or "Yokozuna" refers to his strength and big pockets. "Kali-Peeli" is the desire for a Lamborghini, and with "Dard Nahi Dikhate" (don't show pain), he states his toughness, like John Cena who doesn't show pain.

Finally, with "Nal Mein Nahi Paani, Paseena Mera Aquafina" (No water in the tap, my sweat is Aquafina), he says he has earned everything through hard work. Names like "Fernandes" and "Jaquelina" show his connections, and the song ends with "Gully Gang Gang Gang". Overall, this song celebrates DIVINE's journey, street pride, and hip-hop culture, combining hard-hitting lyrics with catchy beats.