RLR Freestyle (Rap La Rue) Lyrics – JUU

RLR Freestyle (Rap La Rue) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the scene by showing the rapper and his crew navigating a tough neighborhood. Despite the cold and tense atmosphere, they keep pushing through on their T-Max scooters, showing resilience and determination.

[Part 1]
This part highlights the daily hustle in the streets. The rapper hides drügs (“Hajar”) and chases money, prioritizing survival and financial gain over personal relationships. There’s also a sense of danger and competition, where the rapper boasts about handling his enemies, warning others that they could be next.

[Bridge]
The bridge reinforces the idea that things have gotten rough in their area, but the crew keeps pushing forward on their T-Max scooters, symbolizing their constant movement and determination.

[Part 2]
This part dives deeper into street life, mentioning fashion (Marseille style), money struggles, and violent encounters. The rapper also compares himself to Kvaratskhelia, a famous soccer player, to emphasize his strength and street smarts. There’s also a nod to drug dealing and street politics in Marseille, where toughness and attitude are essential for survival.

[Hook]
The hook refers to the street life as the “Champions League,” a metaphor for being at the top of the game in terms of survival, money, and power. The repeated “pow-pow-pow” mimics gunshots, further emphasizing the dangers and intensity of their lifestyle.

[Part 2 (continued)]
In this section, the rapper talks about violence and authenticity, claiming his stories are real and not romanticized. He compares himself to footballer Jude Bellingham, showcasing his young talent and success. The mention of blood on his partner’s gloves hints at violent acts as part of their reality.

[Bridge]
This bridge repeats the idea of the crew moving forward on their T-Max scooters despite the tough neighborhood, symbolizing their perseverance.

[Part 3]
The rapper talks about his block and how it’s his territory. He deals in drügs and stays prepared for violence. There’s also a focus on material success, like wearing Fendi clothes, and his street credibility. He emphasizes his readiness to fight back, drawing a parallel to UFC fighter Khamzat Chimaev. The mention of “selam aleykum” connects their identity to their Arabic roots.

[Evsa]
This short line highlights the Arabian heritage and the struggles the rapper’s crew faces, with scars and sand symbolizing their harsh past and environment.

[Hook]
The hook repeats, reinforcing that their street life is like being in the “Champions League,” with its constant challenges and dangers.

[Hook (final)]
This part is a repetition of the previous hook, with the “pow-pow-pow” sounds mimicking gunfire, emphasizing the dangerous and violent world they live in.