Lyrics of Fairytale Freestyle by Khantrast
[Intro] The artist creates a dreamy, almost magical vibe here, as if painting a fantasy world. The repeated line “She was a fairy” highlights the idea of a girl who feels unreal—perfect, ethereal, maybe even out of reach. “It’s Kosfinger, Baby” is just the producer tag.
[Chorus] The Khantrast actor is in full-on mode in the chorus, where he addresses the girl’s fairytale dreams but also gives them a little reality check. He makes a romantic, Peter Pan-style promise with “She want this lesson forever, I said I’ll take her to Neverland”, but he clearly says that this dream will not come true with “No, this is not how the story ends”. This section gives off a flirty and confident vibe, where he appreciates the girl’s beauty with lines like “sprinklin’ dust” and “body so tea”, but also questions her fantasy. The beat and flow here is extremely smooth and catchy, which makes it a banger.
[Verse] In the verse, things become a little serious and street-smart. Contrast shows the real colors of the girl here—she wants a “bag and Chanel, Prada heels,” and her life is like a telenovela, full of drama. He says that this girl is overzealous, he wants to cuff her, but she rejects it, saying, “No happy ending for us.” This section highlights his observation power—he understood that this girl is fake, a “demon from the block” who uses quirks to get attention. Khantrast takes a mature stance here, says that this girl does not need love, she needs therapy, and shows that he does not want to get involved in this game. The flow becomes a little aggressive and witty here.
[Chorus] The second chorus brings back the same vibe and confident energy, but now with a little more clarity. By repeating “She want a fantasy”, he focuses on the girl’s unrealistic expectations and shows his strong, unapologetic side with “I move like a demon”. This section is flirty like the first chorus, but now there is a sharpness too, as he has understood the girl and has decided to stay away from her. Lines like “Sprinklin’ dust” and “poured up in my cup” again show his charm, but the overall vibe feels a little more controlled and calculated here. This chorus gives a solid middle ground to the track.
[Bridge] The bridge is extremely short and impactful, where Khantrast strengthens his stance. He clearly rejects this fantasy with “She want a fairytale, no, no, nah”, and drives his point by repeating, “This is not how the story ends.” This section is a transition from the depth of the verse back to the energy of the chorus. The beat gets a little intense here, and the tone of the lyrics is extremely assertive, as if he wants to put an end to any confusion. This bridge gives the song a cohesive feel and makes the listener sure that the story will be told on his terms.
[Outro] In the outro, the ecstasy returns to the soft, dreamy vibe of the intro with, “I love the way you get, you always jump right in.” It’s a bittersweet ending, as he misses the girl’s energy but has also left behind her fantasy. “Fallin’ for me, fallin’ for us, babe” gives off a romantic echo, but it now feels like nostalgia, not a real promise. This section gives a poetic closure to the song, where he softens his emotions a bit, but his final stance—no fairytale—is still clear. The beat has a slight fade-out here, which creates a thoughtful ending.
Song Overview
- 📌 Genre: Trap / Rap / Melodic Rap
- 📌 Tone: Playful, Revealing
- 📌 Mood: Cinematic, Reflective
- 📌 Vibe: Bougie Romantic, Realism Bite
- 📌 Theme: Fantasy vs Reality, Emotional Maturity, Boundaries, Romantic Disillusion
