Intro To Glory

KB turns the concert into a sanctuary on "Intro to Glory," where the lights going down is the point rather than the letdown. The repeated "black out" becomes a spiritual cue: when glory takes the stage, everything else fades to black, and the Lord takes His place. There is a longing underneath the swagger — one day the singer will touch the God he believes, and the pain will be gone. That ache sits beside a confident, in-the-room energy, with chants about moving and staying in a zone that reads as both a performance adrenaline and a place of focus before God. The verses bring in wordplay and cultural references, from Gloria in excelsis to the cross planted in the street, alongside a refusal of money, jewelry, and applause. The closing refrain repeats "all for His glory" until it becomes a mantra rather than a lyric. What lingers is the tension between waiting for Christ's return and insisting He already comes to us every day.