Lecrae & 1K Phew – Amen: A Powerful Anthem of Faith and Unity
Lecrae and 1K Phew team up to deliver “Amen,” a high-energy track that blends their signature styles with a message of unwavering faith and gratitude. Known for pushing boundaries in Christian hip-hop, this dynamic duo brings a fresh, engaging sound that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.
Lecrae, a trailblazer in the world of Christian rap, joins forces with 1K Phew, an artist known for his infectious energy and modern take on gospel-inspired hip-hop. Together, they create a track that not only uplifts but also challenges listeners to embrace their faith boldly.
The chemistry between Lecrae and 1K Phew is evident throughout “Amen,” with their complementary styles blending seamlessly. Lecrae’s introspective lyricism pairs perfectly with 1K Phew’s youthful energy, resulting in a song that’s as profound as it is catchy.
“Amen” serves as an anthem of gratitude, celebrating God’s faithfulness and blessings in every season. The lyrics echo themes of perseverance, trust, and spiritual victory, reminding listeners that faith can overcome life’s challenges.
With lines like, “Through the highs and the lows, I’ll still say Amen,” the track emphasizes the importance of acknowledging God’s presence in both triumph and trial. It’s a powerful declaration of faith that encourages listeners to stay grounded and hopeful, no matter the circumstances.
Musically, “Amen” is a fusion of modern hip-hop beats and gospel influences. The track opens with an energetic instrumental, featuring layered synths and dynamic percussion that set the tone for an uplifting experience. Lecrae’s polished delivery and 1K Phew’s vibrant flow make for a captivating listening journey.
The production is both polished and innovative, showcasing the duo’s ability to bridge the gap between mainstream appeal and gospel messaging. The hook is particularly memorable, with its chant-like repetition of “Amen” creating an anthemic feel that’s perfect for live performances and personal reflection alike.
In a world often filled with uncertainty, “Amen” stands out as a beacon of hope and positivity. The track’s universal message and engaging sound make it accessible to a wide audience, transcending genres and cultural barriers. It’s a reminder of the power of faith to unite and inspire.
Lecrae and 1K Phew’s collaboration also highlights the growing influence of Christian hip-hop as a genre capable of addressing deep spiritual themes while remaining culturally relevant. “Amen” is a testament to their shared mission of using music as a platform for spreading the gospel in creative and impactful ways.
“Amen” is more than just a song; it’s a declaration of faith, a celebration of God’s goodness, and a call to unity. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Lecrae and 1K Phew or new to their music, this track is sure to uplift and inspire.
Turn up the volume, let the message sink in, and join Lecrae and 1K Phew in declaring “Amen” to a life filled with purpose, faith, and gratitude.
Video: Lecrae, 1K Phew – Amen
Lyrics: Lecrae, 1K Phew – Amen
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Praise the Lord while I countin’ up grace, it’s amazin’ (It’s amazin’)
Spin the block, then I pull up on Satan (On Satan)
‘Cause I’m the from the A, can I please get an amen? (Amen, amen, amen)
Thank you Lord, we done came a long way from the basement (From the basement)
In the bottom we was shiverin’, shakin’ (Shakin’)
That was too cold, can I please get an amen? (Amen)
‘Cause I’ve been there (Been there), I was in there (I was in there)
Like swimwear, never should’ve went there
Runnin’ through the woods, it was very [?] (Runnin’ through the woods)
Had to thank God that I seen that faster (Gotta thank God)
Never would’ve made it, I was starvin’ like Marvin (Never would’ve made it)
Strapped in the jungle, with the apes, I’m Tarzan (Strapped in the jungle)
Everybody knows I had the boys in the hood do (Everybody know)
If I ever jugged you, beg my pardon (I’m sorry)
Yeah, keys to the whip when I gave ’em them keys, that’s valet parkin’
Adam tried to leave when he finally see Eve
That’s olive garden
I had to go live that pirate ship
I was tired of that arguin’ (Arguin’, arguin’, arguin’)
Then I dropped thirteen on a Space Jam rocket, I’m known like James Harden
Praise the Lord while I countin’ up grace, it’s amazin’ (It’s amazin’)
Spin the block, then I pull up on Satan (On Satan)
‘Cause I’m the from the A, can I please get an amen? (Amen, amen, amen)
Thank you Lord, we done came a long way from the basement (From the basement)
In the bottom we was shiverin’, shakin’ (Shakin’)
That was too cold, can I please get an amen? (Amen)
Yeah
Countin’ up a hunnid
2012 money
Give it to my kids, tell ’em, “Keep the thing runnin’”
I forgot I made it ’til I hollered at my cousin
I remember we was hidin’ all the cars, they was bussin’
Hard course like the corpse of the guy, yes, of course
But I wasn’t livin’ for ’em, now I’m caught up in the course
And the system (System)
Momma tried to tell me I should listen (Boy)
Baby momma trippin’, say my kids need attention
I forgot to mention that my partner got to snitchin’
Now I’m independent, teach you pray to God, He forgive me
Lord, please
Pray for all the folks in the bunk
[?] (Amen)
Praise the Lord while I countin’ up grace, it’s amazin’ (It’s amazin’)
Spin the block, then I pull up on Satan (On Satan)
‘Cause I’m the from the A, can I please get an amen? (Amen, amen, amen)
Thank you Lord, we done came a long way from the basement (From the basement)
In the bottom we was shiverin’, shakin’ (Shakin’)
That was too cold, can I please get an amen? (Amen)
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