Ambili – Anthony Daasan – Jackson Lyrics ( English Translation )
[Intro / Hook]
My fun, my fight —
My fun, my fight —
My fun, my fight —
Fun, fun — jazz!
[Verse 1]
I’m not Jackson, not Newton, not the Joker.
No three little words, no slow start — I’m nothing special at all.
But still, oh people of this land — I am the King.
It’s a high, it’s a kick, my friend —
Come dance to this song.
[Chorus / Chant]
Chik chik chik chik chik che —
Give me a smile.
Chik chik chik chik chik che —
Shower me with applause.
Chik chik chik chik chik che —
Don’t curse me with envy.
Chik chik chik che —
Don’t stand in my way.
[Verse 2]
Me? I don’t stop — no bell, no brakes.
I ride like a wild bicycle.
A music never heard before is rising up.
La la la.
[Refrain]
I’m not Jackson, not Newton, not the Joker.
No three little words, no slow start — I’m nothing at all.
[Hook repeated]
My fun, my fight —
My fun, my fight —
My fun, my fight —
Fun, fun — jazz!
[Bridge / Call]
Para para para para pe —
Where is the trumpet’s call?
Row after row, lined up —
Where are the beautiful girls?
Churning like the wild ocean —
Where are all the people?
Marching like an army —
The drums are beating right here.
[Verse 3]
My soulmate is with me again today.
On this day when the village wakes up,
It feels like I’m living in a dream.
La la la.
[Final Verse / Outro]
I’m not Jackson, not Newton, not the Joker.
No three words, no slow start — I’m nothing.
But still, oh people of this land — I am the King.
It’s a high, it’s a kick, my friend —
Come dance to this song.
[Hook to fade]
My fun, my fight…
Fun, fun — jazz.
📖 Lyrics Meaning
This song is a joyful, self‑confident celebration of individuality, resilience, and the pure energy of music and dance. The singer rejects being labeled as any famous figure (Jackson, Newton, Joker) — he is simply himself, yet he declares himself king of his own world.
Key themes:
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Humility & pride – “I’m nothing special” is immediately followed by “I am the King.” This paradox captures the carefree swagger of someone who doesn’t need external validation but owns their space anyway.
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Fun vs. fight – “Masti” (fun/mischief) and “Gusti” (fight/wrestling) are paired. Life is both playful and combative. The singer approaches challenges like a game — dancing through obstacles.
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No brakes, no bells – “I don’t stop — no bell, no brakes” means he moves forward without permission or interruption. The bicycle metaphor suggests raw, unstoppable momentum.
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Invitation to dance – The repeated calls (“give me a smile,” “shower me with applause,” “don’t block my path”) are playful demands for participation. The song is a live, interactive experience.
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Rejection of envy – “Don’t cast an evil eye on me” refers to the belief in malicious jealousy (nazar). He asks for good energy only.
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Musical uniqueness – “A music never heard before” claims originality. The song itself is a fusion of folk, pop, and hip‑hop elements (the “chik chik” and “para para” syllables mimic percussion and crowd chants).
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Community & celebration – The bridge calls for trumpets, beautiful girls, and people marching like an army — a carnival atmosphere. The drums are already beating; the party has started.
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Dreamlike joy – “It feels like I’m living in a dream” suggests that happiness so pure can feel unreal. His soulmate (friend or lover) is beside him, making the moment perfect.
