“We gonna become billionaires / From now on when you see me, call me Billy”: The times Khaled extends past his motivational life slogans and one-liners in his songs, he comes up with a line like this.

Cole an interlude and yes, he may have said “Now I play thoughts with retirement,” but we’ll take whatever we can get from J. “Jermaine’s Interlude”: Yeah, Khaled may have only given J.He has Big Sean and Kendrick Lamar trading verses on police brutality and religion. Political consciousness in “Holy Key”: Khaled can be woke as hell sometimes.“They don’t want me to have another anthem / So I made sure I got another anthem”: Khaled is the type of person to do a dare that literally no one asked him to do.“I Got The Keys”: It’s not like Khaled has transformed himself into a meme with his “keys to success” advice or anything, but PSA, Khaled has the keys.The album title: Khaled made his life motto the title of his album.

If this doesn’t recall memories of Khaled watering his garden and lion statue on Snapchat, what does? If this image doesn’t encapsulate Khaled in his entirety, what will?

The album cover: Khaled sits on a royal high chair with a lion at his feet in a garden.

He’s recently released his ninth studio album, Major Key, and here’s a hot list of the major keys in his album. They don’t want DJ Khaled to be great, but Khaled doesn’t care. DJ Khaled never fails to make us feel important through spreading infectious positivity (both in his music and via Snapchat), regardless of how annoying or hysterical you think he is. We’ve seen his jet ski adventures, heard his motivational life lessons as he runs on the treadmill and have been touched with his unwavering confidence in himself and his fans.

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