Ellame Kaasu Lyrics
From the movie Kaththi Sandai
Ellame Kaasu Song Lyrics is the track from Kaththi Sandai Tamil Film – 2016, Starring Vishal Krishna, Tamannaah Bhatia, Jagapati Babu, Vadivelu, Soori, Tarun Arora, Nirosha, Jayaprakash, Soundara Raja, Aarthi. This song was sung by Vishal, Tamannaah. The music was composed by Hiphop Tamizha. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Star Cast
I got the money money money I got the money money money
I got the money money money I got the money money money
Ellaamae kaasu… ellaamae kaasu Ellaamae kaasu kaasuthaan bossu machan
Ellaamae kaasu… ellaamae kaasu Ellaamae kaasu kaasuthaan massu machan
I got the money money money I got the money money money
I got the money money money I got the money money money
Namacitasenorita Whatchyu want
Let me see there Hold me closer
Hold me tighter I have money
I’m a leader
Make your body go Rolling rolling
Baby doll im ma Loose control and
On the floor keep Ballin ballin
Keep ths party Going going
If your’e falling From the sky
Promise that i gonna to Hold you tight
If you think i die tonight I got more money
Gonna be alright
Ennoda vaadi We gota party
Engeyum eppothum You wanna love me
Allow me Keep the money
Flowin flowin
Ellaamae kaasu… ellaamae kaasu Ellaamae kaasu kaasuthaan bossu machan
Ellaamae kaasu… ellaamae kaasu Ellaamae kaasu kaasuthaan massu machan
I got the money money money I got the money money money
I got the money money money I got the money money money
Ulagam muzhuthum irukkum kaasai Eduthu serthu vaithaalumae
Innum venum innum venum Endru ethirpaarkkum nenjamae
Thanneerum kaasaachu Kaalam romba maari pochu
Kaasaachu kaasaachu Ellaamae kaasaachu
Nee saaga ponaalum Venum machi kaasu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ellame Kaasu" from 'Kaththi Sandai' is a high-energy, unapologetic anthem about the pervasive power and importance of money in contemporary society. It reflects a materialistic worldview where money is equated with power, status, and even survival. The lyrics explicitly state that "everything is money," and money is the "boss" and the "mass" (cool/powerful factor). It portrays a lifestyle of indulgence and confidence derived from wealth, where the protagonist can offer anything and maintain control because of their financial standing.
Beyond the celebratory tone, the song also touches upon a more cynical observation of modern life. It highlights how even basic necessities like water have become commodified ("Even water has become money") and how insatiable human desire for wealth is ("The heart still yearns, 'I want more, I want more!'"). The stark line, "Even if you're about to die, you'll still need money," underscores the ultimate, inescapable role money plays in life, even at its very end. The overall mood is one of brash confidence and a somewhat critical, yet accepting, commentary on the world's obsession with wealth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ellame Kaasu?
Ellame Kaasu is sung by Vishal, Tamannaah.
Which movie is Ellame Kaasu from?
The song Ellame Kaasu is featured in the movie Kaththi Sandai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ellame Kaasu?
The lyrics for Ellame Kaasu were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by Hiphop Tamizha.
Is English translation available for Ellame Kaasu lyrics?
Yes! Ellame Kaasu lyrics from Kaththi Sandai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ellame Kaasu lyrics?
The song "Ellame Kaasu" from 'Kaththi Sandai' is a high-energy, unapologetic anthem about the pervasive power and importance of money in contemporary society. It reflects a materialistic worldview where money is equated with power, status, and even survival. The lyrics explicitly state that "everything is money," and money is the "boss" and the "mass" (cool/powerful factor). It portrays a lifestyle of indulgence and confidence derived from wealth, where the protagonist can offer anything and maintain control because of their financial standing. Beyond the celebratory tone, the song also touches upon a more cynical observation of modern life. It highlights how even basic necessities like water have become commodified ("Even water has become money") and how insatiable human desire for wealth is ("The heart still yearns, 'I want more, I want more!'"). The stark line, "Even if you're about to die, you'll still need money," underscores the ultimate, inescapable role money plays in life, even at its very end. The overall mood is one of brash confidence and a somewhat critical, yet accepting, commentary on the world's obsession with wealth.