After making waves in 2024 with “Landed in Brooklyn,” Khantrast returns with “ADD,” one of the wildest tracks of 2025, and its bound to make you gasp.
“ADD” is what happens when you mix genuine acceptance with bars so outrageous they’ll have you doing a double-take every ten seconds.
The Brooklyn artist created this one for his girlfriend who has ADHD, but what could’ve been a sweet tribute turned into something far more chaotic and brilliant.
Over production from MAD YOUNG US, Khantrast delivers a track that’s equal parts comedy special and certified club banger.
The beat hits hard with crisp percussion and a bouncy rhythm that perfectly matches the song’s manic energy.
It’s aggressive and gives Khantrast plenty of space to work his magic with some of the most jaw-dropping bars you’ll hear all year.
Lyrically, “ADD” tackles neurodivergence and mental health in the most unexpected way possible. The hook sets the tone immediately: celebrating ADHD and autism while keeping things wildly explicit.
Khantrast flips between humour and genuine acceptance so seamlessly it’s almost jarring. Lines about anxiety, being “sped,” and various diagnoses get treated with this strange mix of respect and absolute chaos.
What makes this track work is how Khantrast commits fully to the bit. He’s not mocking anyone; he’s actually celebrating people society often dismisses.
The track basically says “your brain works differently? Cool, that makes you more interesting.” But he delivers this message wrapped in bars so unhinged they belong in a comedy vault.
The video amplifies everything brilliant about the track. Khantrast sits surrounded by a group of women in what looks like the world’s most colourful therapy session.
The visuals pop with bright colours and playful energy that matches the song’s chaotic charm perfectly. Everyone looks like they’re having genuine fun, which makes the whole thing work despite how outrageous it gets.
Verse by verse, Khantrast keeps raising the stakes. He references Down syndrome, schizophrenia, and various mental health conditions while maintaining this bizarrely wholesome message underneath all the explicit content.
It’s like he took every politically incorrect thought and said “what if I made this actually inclusive?”
The refrain hits different too. That “throw it back” section brings straight club energy while keeping the track’s central theme intact.
Khantrast proves you can make party music that actually says something, even if what it says will make your jaw drop.
What really stands out is the production quality. The beat stays clean and punchy throughout, never drowning out Khantrast’s delivery.
His flow switches between conversational and rapid-fire, keeping listeners locked in even when the bars get absolutely wild.
Hip-hop has always pushed boundaries, but “ADD” does it in a way that feels genuinely fresh. It’s not trying to be offensive for shock value; it’s actually showing love to people who often get left out of mainstream music’s narrow beauty standards.
Khantrast just happens to do it with bars that’ll make you laugh, cringe, and replay the track immediately.
The third verse brings everything home with references to the autism spectrum and more wordplay that shouldn’t work but absolutely does.
By the end, you realise you’ve just listened to possibly the most accepting song ever written about neurodivergence, delivered in the most unacceptable way possible.
“ADD” is messy, wild, and completely brilliant. Khantrast created something that’ll dominate playlists while starting a thousand conversations.
This track proves you can be inclusive without being boring, and you can push boundaries while actually meaning something positive. Just maybe don’t play it around your parents.
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