给朕跪下唱征服

'Kneel before Me and Sing Conquest' is a dramatic play on historical drama and authority. '朕 (Zhen)' refers to 'I' historically used by emperors; this signifies the speaker imagining themselves in a commanding role, asking someone to kneel in submission as seen in traditional power plays within Chinese history. It also borrows the concept of conquest suggesting victory or success, probably used in a metaphorical way regarding winning something over like affection, a competition, etc.