Have a look at the lyrics of Kanye West’s Hallelujah song
With the new song and his recent revelation, Kanye West may have made a comeback to his faith. Fans’ appreciation of the new song immediately flooded social media.
Following his condemnation of anti-Semitic rhetoric, the billionaire Kanye West released a new, sacred rendition of his contentious song, “Heil Hilter.”
The song “Hallelujah” now relieves a similar subject matter as the original track, but Hallelujah is used in place of Hilter. The vocals are indisputable, the production is clear, and it sets the stage for the mogul’s path of atonement.
Rapper Kanye West (Ye) new Hallelujah song lyrics and meaning explained as he censors ‘Heil Hitler (HH)’
Kanye West talks about free speech, child support, and banks closing his accounts in the song. He agrees to play the villain, but claims that the general public doesn’t get his feelings.
Lyrics:
[Verse]
Man, these people took my kids from me, then they closed my bank account
I got so much anger in me, got no way to take it out
Think I’m stuck in The Matrix, where the f*ck’s my nitrous?
Yes, I am a cuck, I like when people f*ck on my b*tch
The sh*t that I’m posting on Twitter, they telling me “Ye, don’t say that”
How niggas can’t see me in public, I’m driving an all-chrome Maybach
With all of the money and fame, I still can’t get my kids back
With all of the money and fame, I still don’t get to see my children
Niggas see my Twitter but they don’t see how I be feelin’
So I became a ****, yeah, bitch, I’m the villain
[Chorus]
N*gga, hallelujah
N*gga, hallelujah (Hey)
They don’t understand the things I say on Twitter
N*gga, hallelujah
They don’t understand the things I say on Twitter
All my n*ggas got me, n*gga, hallelujah (Hey)
N*gga, hallelujah, n*gga, hallelujah
All my n*ggas got me, n*gga, hallelujah
She wanna f*ck in Japan, I put the chrome on the Benz
KANYE
HALLELUJAH🚨OUT NOW🚨 pic.twitter.com/lCrN5sjwhb
— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) June 1, 2025
Kanye West was earlier once again in the midst of another controversy over his new track titled “Heil Hitler”. The song is a part of his 2025 album, WW3, and it is abbreviated as “HH.” The song has stirred up all kinds of intense backlash due to its blatant Nazi references and provocative lyrics. In response to the song, West has openly labeled himself a “villain” and repeatedly chants the phrase “Heil Hitler” throughout the whole of the track.
The lyrics also include all kinds of inflammatory disses directed towards fellow rapper Drake as he raps, “n***as be actin like f****ts so much, I think they might be Drake… they don’t understand the things I say on Twitter… all my n****s N*zis n***a Heil Hitler…”
The song also includes lines that many fans and critics have considered as deeply offensive. Kanye has gone on to insist that the song reflects his recent worldview and continues to defend his creative choices despite facing intense backlash and overwhelming criticism.
Kanye West publicly said earlier this month that he was “done with antisemitism,” apologizing for his previous deeds and requesting pardon. After a FaceTime conversation with his kids, he explained his prior actions by attributing them to personal hardships and a need for tranquility.
However, many questioned the sincerity of his apologies because this revelation was made soon after he released the song “Heil Hitler” and began selling swastika-emblazoned items. Citing his past antisemitic statements and deeds, the Anti-Defamation League and others continued to express skepticism. Critics contend that persistent behaviour, not simply words, is necessary for real transformation.
Heil Hilter was the third single of his forthcoming twelfth studio album, Cuck, and it was independently released on May 8, 2025.
HH OFFICIALLY RENAMED "HALLELUJAH"
NEW LINES: "ALL MY NIGGAS GODLY, NIGGA HALLELUJAH" 🔥😭 pic.twitter.com/Ldtwmj9UJy
— Ghost Town 👻 (@GhostTownYZY) June 1, 2025
The mogul’s supporters have stuck by him despite all of his hardships by displaying continuous support through his songs and merchandising to this day. One of the most popular and successful brands in mainstream culture is still Yeezy and YZY.
In 2019, Kanye West promised to only release gospel music. Jesus Is King was one of two gospel albums he would go on to release that won awards. He used the Sunday Service Choir to promote the CD.
In 2021, he released the album Donda, which was credited to his late mother. The mogul would revert to his juicy lyricism on the first of two albums, which featured Marilyn Manson, DaBaby, and other artists.