Song meaning of Comeback by J Hus (Ft. Villz)

Oh, J Hus, always bringing us that comeback energy! In "Comeback," he's all about that fighting spirit, ready to conquer every single day like a true warrior. He's got no time for long chats or relying on anyone else because he knows that he was born alone and will die alone. And apparently, he used to have a "dragon stick" shooting fire stones. I mean, forget breathing fire like a dragon, J Hus takes it to the next level with his mystical weapon! But hold up, let's not forget that he also reflects on his humble beginnings, from not having a clue to trying to walk before he could crawl. That's some serious ambition right there, folks. And did you catch the part where he slips but doesn't fall? It's like an acrobatic feat of never hitting the ground, or maybe he just discovered some seriously sticky shoes. But the crown jewel of this song has to be when J Hus drops the bombshell that a murderer (yes, a real murderer) used to be a toddler. I mean, who knew, right? It's like a twisted nursery rhyme gone wrong. So, brace yourself for the comeback of a lifetime, folks, because J Hus is here, armed with fire-breathing sticks and toddler murder tales. You can't make this stuff up!