Nuke
FIDLAR * Track #9 On Almost Free
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Nuke by FIDLAR
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This short, shouty track off FIDLAR’s Almost Free isn’t about nuclear weapons. “Nuke” is a term used by FIDLAR’s buddies in the Australian group The Dune Rats. It’s another way of saying “punisher,” Aussie slang for someone who talks too much.
Nuke Lyrics
[Chorus]
Here comes a nuke
Nuke
A full cooked kook
A cooked out nuke
Here comes a nuke
(Alright, alright)
A cooked out kook
(Alright, alright)
A full blown kook
(Alright, alright)
Here comes a nuke
(Alright, alright)
Here comes a nuke
Nuke Q&A
Who wrote Nuke's ?
Nuke was written by FIDLAR.
Who produced Nuke's ?
Nuke was produced by Ricky Reed.
How does Zac Carper remember this song coming together?
We have a friend that actually a huge reason why we’re a band. It’s this guy Sixxth. The first jam that me and Elvis had, he was playing drums. He became kind of a big dubstep DJ, and he showed me this track. It was basically that riff but all dubstepped out. And I was like, “Yo, let’s take this and...
What's the significance of the title?
It started with this Australian band called the Dune Rats. In Australia, they call people punishers, like, “Oh man, that guy’s a punisher.” The Dune Rats called them nukes, like, “Oh, that guy’s such a nuke.” So, that’s kind of where that song came out of.