R Kelly: The Worlds Greatest Meaning

The Worlds Greatest Lyrics

I am a mountain, I am a tall tree
i am a swift wind sweepin the country
i am a river, down in the valley
big balls

if anybody asks you who I am
just stand up tall
look em in the face and say

im that star up in the sky
im that...

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   manal1125

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   Jan 19th 2008 !⃝

   In this song, written by R. Kelly, he is trying to explain how he went through hard times and in the end he managed to get through it. Despite all the struggles he has been through he found a way to get through them all. At the hardest times, even when he was weak, he fought through his struggles and pains. As he compares himself to a giant, eagle, and lion he is describing his fierceness and how nothing can take him down.
   He clarifies how the amount of strength he has is more than what one person could have. “If anybody asks you who I am,” don’t hesitate to admit who you really are. In his lifetime he will accomplish something and will be remembered for it. Everyone will notice him for his achievement. He reached the end and became “The World’s Greatest.”
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   Sep 19th 2019 !⃝

   This song is talking about he is the greatest at getting girls hello people the lyric “down in the jungle” he’s referring to his cock. In the music video he points and looks down there as well so you can see for yourself. This song is a representation of society in how men are glorified and praised for “landing women” for the amount of women he sleeps with. All his songs have a sexual symbolism behind it. I mean he is a sexual predator. When is was repressed back in the early 2000’s the world didn’t know who he was yet. But now we know his documentary just come out on netflix go look it up and his music video on YouTube.

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   May 22nd 2017 !⃝

   Muhammad Ali
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   Feb 3rd 2017 !⃝

   This is such a wonderful song.
5. anonymous

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   Nov 29th 2016 !⃝

   In this song it shows that even when times are hard and you might think that everyone else has it easy you need to remember that they have struggles at home or at school that they need to deal with and he compares himself to a lion and a tall tree to show that he is strong and powerful and nothing ca get in his way and that he will always believe in himself when times at tough and to have hope even though its about him going through tough times and not everyone it can still apply to everyone because they all have their own problems
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   Jun 22nd 2016 !⃝

   This is an interpretation or outright recount of Muhammed Ali's life story. And there maybe many Alis out there, including Kelly, perhaps.
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   Jun 15th 2016 !⃝

   In this song, written by R. Kelly, he is trying to explain how he went through hard times and in the end he managed to get through it. Despite all the struggles he has been through he found a way to get through them all. At the hardest times, even when he was weak, he fought through his struggles and pains. As he compares himself to a giant, eagle, and lion he is describing his fierceness and how nothing can take him down.
   He clarifies how the amount of strength he has is more than what one person could have. “If anybody asks you who I am,” don’t hesitate to admit who you really are. In his lifetime he will accomplish something and will be remembered for it. Everyone will notice him for his achievement. He reached the end and became “The World’s Greatest.”
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   Feb 10th 2012 !⃝

   My meaning for the song that no matter what you look like and what ever you have wrong with you. You can do anything.

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