The World Iz Yours Lyrics – Guè

The World Iz Yours Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Guè]
Guè sets the mood by shouting out his fast lifestyle, his name, his crew, and the producer, showing confidence and energy.

[Strofa 1: Guè]
He talks about the outside world as a constant battle where nobody is truly safe, so loyalty to his close people matters. He explains that when he fails, his family suffers, while others can fall back on inherited comfort, which pushes him to hustle harder. He celebrates coming back strong, closing deals, enjoying success, and pleasing women, while rivals fall behind and grow bitter. Confidence runs deep, shown through risky metaphors and a fearless attitude toward wealth and power. He brags about moving internationally, being watched by gossip, and still staying on top. At night, guilt, stress, and inner monsters follow him, showing that success does not bring peace. He calls out fake people who lie, pretend to be loyal, or show off shaky wealth. By gifting luxury items without effort, he proves his status and control. The line about the world being his reflects ambition shaped by survival, not luck. Shoutouts to trusted friends underline that rituals, brotherhood, and street codes keep him grounded while he pushes forward. It also highlights jealousy from others, pressure to always win, and the mindset that stopping means losing everything he worked for. Every move feels serious because mistakes can cost respect, money, and safety.

[Ritornello: Joshua & Guè]
The hook repeats that life outside has always felt like a war since childhood, with no pause and no clear rules. He says the business world is brutal, flashy like diamonds, but very real and dangerous. Fast living looks glamorous, yet it is constant pressure. The main idea is simple: you either survive, adapt, and get rich, or you fail and disappear. This mindset drives every choice, reminding him that comfort is rare and nothing is guaranteed here.

[Strofa 2: Guè]
He says the drama is already set, so he stays emotionally distant and focused on desire, luxury, and survival. He compares life to something harsh and unfair, believing only power keeps you in control. References to his generation show pride in growing up tough and learning early. He talks about weapons and substances to show how dangerous and extreme his environment is. Women, nightlife, and wild scenes blur together, suggesting excess without real attachment. Luxury dinners and exotic images highlight success, but he also rejects fake romance and shallow gifts. Crying under a cap hints at hidden pain and loneliness. Even while chasing the world, he admits disgust with what surrounds him. Fame, money, and chaos mix together, leaving him strong but emotionally conflicted. He accepts contradictions, enjoying power while feeling trapped by it, knowing danger, paranoia, and emptiness come with the lifestyle. Memories of the streets and ambition keep pushing him forward, even when satisfaction never fully arrives.

[Pre-Ritornello: Joshua & Guè]
He urges moving fast and staying alert as trouble rises. Situations heat up quickly, and survival depends on codes, not morals. He stresses that truth in this world comes from rules of the street, not feelings or fairness alone.

[Ritornello: Joshua & Guè]
He repeats that life has felt like a nonstop battle since they were young, with no breaks allowed. There are no clean rules in business, only pressure and competition. Shiny success hides real risk. Fast living demands constant movement. In the end, he believes you either rise, become wealthy, and survive, or you lose everything. This line sums up his worldview, shaped by struggle, ambition, and the fear of falling behind since childhood streets taught him harsh lessons.