“Finish You” – Inspired By Kitana from Mortal Combat – Lyric Video – A.D.A.M. MUSIC PROJECT

A.D.A.M. Music Project (AMP) unleashes a ferocious rock-punk anthem with “Finish You,” a standout track from their World Takeover album, inspired by Mortal Kombat’s iconic warrior princess, Kitana. Crafted by Adam DeGraide—masterminding electric guitar, bass, synths, drum programming, arranging, and songwriting—and powered by a fierce female vocal with co-writing edge, this one-stop, 100% owned banger channels Kitana’s confident strength and unrelenting fight. AMP, founded by DeGraide to fuse collaboration with creativity, brings together diverse talent to create songs rooted in video game legends, making it the ultimate collision of music and gaming culture. “Finish You” surges with power, struggle, and moody energy, delivering a midtempo-to-fast knockout that’s perfect for media scouts hunting syncs for film, TV, ads, and games, as well as gamers hyping tournaments and events. Let’s dive into its fierce vibe, lyrics, and massive sync potential—then head to AMP’s YouTube channel for the lyric video’s fatal blow.

Kicking Ass with Swagger

“Finish You” storms in like Kitana twirling her steel fans in a Mortal Kombat arena—bold, energetic, and dripping with cool confidence. The guitars snarl with punk grit, drums hit like a flurry of punches, and synths add a moody edge, crafting a vibe that’s both anthemic and intense. It’s the sound of staring down an opponent, smirking, and knowing you’re about to win. The track balances power with playful ferocity, capturing Kitana’s fierce grace and unrelenting fight. It’s fun yet raw, like trash-talking your rival before landing a flawless victory. For gamers who’ve spammed combos or anyone who’s pushed through a tough moment, it’s relatable—a fist-pumping, head-banging call to own the arena with swagger.

Flawless Victory in Words

“Finish You” lyrics are a fatality in verse form, channeling Kitana’s deadly precision and defiant spirit. “Hey you wanna punch in the face / My fists and fans are gonna come your way” opens with a taunt, setting a tone of unapologetic power. The chorus—“Eye, eye, eye / Because you know it’s true / Eye, eye, eye / I’m gonna finish you”—is a catchy, anthemic hook that lands like a combo breaker, sticking in your head instantly. “Fly On Fight On / Through the shadows and the mist / Enemies can’t resist” evokes Kitana’s warrior grace, while “My kiss of death is gonna treat you right” adds her signature lethal charm. Lines like “Hey I got a secret to tell / It’s about time I sent you straight to hell” drip with punk attitude, and the repeated “Fly On Fight On / I’m Fierce and true” seals it with a battle cry of strength and struggle. The vocals deliver every word with a snarl, making it a chant for fighters—virtual or real—who refuse to back down.

Media Sync Potential

With its one-stop female vocal, midtempo-to-fast drive, and themes of power, strength, and struggle, “Finish You” is a sync scout’s ultimate fatality for film, TV, ads, and games. Its Mortal Kombat roots, explicit edge, and universal fight vibe make it a versatile weapon for media projects and gaming events like tournaments or livestreams. Here’s where it could dominate.

Potential Film Opportunities

Picture “Finish You” in a Mortal Kombat reboot—Kitana slices through foes, “I’m gonna finish you” syncing with a fan toss. It’d crush in action flicks like John Wick—a hitwoman struts into a club fight, guitars roaring to “Fly On Fight On.” For dystopian thrillers like Hunger Games, its moody grit could fuel a rebel’s uprising, vocals soaring with “Enemies can’t resist.” Directors seeking tracks for fierce female leads or climactic battles will find its confident energy a perfect match, amplifying high-stakes showdowns with Kitana’s unrelenting spirit.

Potential Television Opportunities

On TV, “Finish You” powers up shows with attitude and action. A series like Legend of Vox Machina could use it for a warrior’s duel—blades clash as “My fists and fans” pulses. In crime dramas like Sons of Anarchy, it could underscore a biker’s revenge, the beat driving each punch. Its fun vibe fits lighter shows too—think Riverdale for a cheerleader’s fierce face-off, the chorus hyping the drama. Music supervisors hunting intense, anthemic tracks for fight scenes or character-defining moments should queue this up, especially for stories of struggle and triumph.

Advertising Potential

In ads, “Finish You” is a brand’s finishing move—bold and unforgettable. Gaming brands like PlayStation could pair it with a Mortal Kombat 1 trailer—Kitana’s fatality lands as “I’m gonna finish you” hits. Energy drinks like Bang could sync it to a gym spot—athletes spar to “Fly On Fight On.” Fashion brands like Adidas could use its cool swagger for a streetwear ad—models strut to “You try to hit me but I’m moving too fast.” Car brands like Dodge could tap its power for a muscle car reveal—engines rev to “I’m Fierce and true.” Its Mortal Kombat cred and catchy hooks make it an ad magnet, ideal for brands targeting gamers or rebels.

Video Game Integration

For games, “Finish You” is a flawless fit—especially in Mortal Kombat itself. Imagine it in Mortal Kombat 1—blaring during Kitana’s character trailer as “Eye, eye, eye” roars. It’d energize fighters like Street Fighter 6, hyping a versus screen with its gritty edge. Action RPGs like God of War could use it for boss battles, syncing with “Through the shadows and the mist.” Esports tournaments—think EVO or Mortal Kombat pro circuits—could blast it to fire up crowds, the chorus booming over player intros. Indie fighting games could tap its punk vibe for menus or credits. With Mortal Kombat’s rabid fanbase and AMP’s gaming focus, this track’s a must for studios and event organizers, from casual streams to global competitions, craving arena-shaking energy.

“Finish You” isn’t just a song—it’s a Mortal Kombat fatality in sonic form, and AMP’s lyric video on YouTube delivers Kitana’s fierce glory with visuals that hit like a steel fan. Whether you’re a gamer who’s mastered her combos or just love a rock-punk banger that slaps, this track’s your fight. Head to AMP’s YouTube channel, hit play, and let the guitars and vocals throw you into the arena—you’ll be hooked by “Hey you wanna punch in the face” and shouting by “I’m gonna finish you.” It’s the ultimate gaming-music knockout, and the lyric video’s a wild ride you can’t dodge. Click now, crank it loud, and fight on—you’ll want to finish this one!

Lyrics:

Hey you wanna punch in the face
My fists and fans are gonna come your way
Hey you wanna kick in the ass
You try to hit me but I’m moving too fast
I said

Eye, eye, eye
Because you know it’s true
Eye, eye, eye
I’m gonna finish you

Hey so it’s time to fight
My kiss of death is gonna treat you right
Hey I’ve been alive for years
And now it’s time for you to face your fears
I said

Eye, eye, eye
Because you know it’s true
Eye, eye, eye
I’m gonna finish you

Fly On Fight On
Through the shadows and the mist
Enemies can’t resist
Fly On Fight On
I’m Fierce and true
Fly On Fight On
I’m gonna the finish the fight
And then I’m gonna finish you
I’m gonna finish you

Hey how does it feel to lose
Your just a number if I had to choose
Hey I got a secret to tell
It’s about time I sent you straight to hell
I said

Eye, eye, eye
Because you know it’s true
Eye, eye, eye
I’m gonna finish you

Fly On Fight On
Through the shadows and the mist
Enemies can’t resist
Fly On Fight On
I’m Fierce and true
Fly On Fight On
I’m gonna the finish the fight
And then I’m gonna finish you
I’m gonna finish you

Fly on fight on
Fly on fight on
Fly on fight on
Fly on fight on

Eye, eye, eye
I’m gonna finish you

Fly On Fight On
Through the shadows and the mist
Enemies can’t resist
Fly On Fight On
I’m Fierce and true
Fly On Fight On
I’m gonna the finish the fight
And then I’m gonna finish you
I’m gonna finish you

Fly On Fight On
Through the shadows and the mist
Enemies can’t resist
Fly On Fight On
I’m Fierce and true
Fly On Fight On
I’m gonna the finish the fight
And then I’m gonna finish you
I’m gonna finish you

Eye, eye, eye
I’m gonna finish you
Eye, eye, eye

For Syncing Opportunities contact: Krystle DeGraide at admin@astonishentertainment.com