WALZER Lyrics – Night Skinny

WALZER Lyrics Meaning

[Ritornello: Papa V, Nerissima Serpe]
In the chorus, the artist walks into a room feeling like the most attractive person there. He’s confident, moving forward in life without hesitation, and making it clear he’s not trying to emulate anyone else. He’s living large, spending money freely and enjoying himself, especially in Milan, where he describes dancing the walzer. The mention of friends and money hints at a close-knit circle and a lifestyle focused on wealth and connections. Overall, it captures a sense of pride and a carefree attitude.

[Strofa 1: Papa V, Nerissima Serpe]
In the first verse, the singer talks about enjoying life and having fun, mentioning he eats a lot and doesn’t mind what others say unless they’re friends. There’s a hint of danger, as he suggests that his friends can get violent if things go sideways. He also implies that if he’s not understanding something, he’ll take action, showing a willingness to do whatever it takes to make money and succeed.

[?: scracco]
Here, the singer touches on themes of destiny and success. He jokes about fortune-telling, suggesting that he’ll be wealthy someday. He compares himself and his crew to famous football clubs and monumental pyramids, emphasizing their high status. He acknowledges that they’re good at making money but even better at counting it. He reflects on his youthful experiences dealing drügs, showing that while education is important, it’s also about the flashy lifestyle that comes with wealth. He paints a picture of enjoying life with friends and indulging in good food, reinforcing their carefree approach.

[Ritornello: Papa V, Nerissima Serpe]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the idea of self-confidence and living in the moment. The artist again emphasizes feeling like the best in the room and enjoying life without regrets. He’s financially secure and reveling in the nightlife of Milan, where dancing the walzer symbolizes celebration and joy. With mentions of friends and their various occupations, it’s a reminder of the tight bonds that come with this lifestyle, filled with humor and swagger.

[Strofa 2: Fabri Fibra]
In this second verse, Fabri Fibra introduces a more humorous yet gritty tone. He describes a friend who’s involved in drügs but does it with a comedic twist, mentioning quirky things like using pasta to get high. He also critiques another artist’s work, suggesting it lacks effort and creativity, and humorously states that working with him would be detrimental, like being buried in a grave. The verse touches on the unpredictability of life and the economy, suggesting that everyone moves to their own rhythm. Ultimately, he reinforces the carefree attitude, suggesting that money should dance along with them, while telling anyone who disagrees to step aside.

[Ritornello: Papa V, Nerissima Serpe]
The chorus comes back, driving home the message of confidence and enjoyment of life. The singer reiterates his pride in being the best-looking and feeling good about himself. He’s having fun and living large in Milan, embodying a carefree spirit where he’s unbothered by criticism. The repeated imagery of friends and money keeps the focus on camaraderie and the hustle, maintaining a lively, celebratory atmosphere.

[Outro: Papa V]
In the outro, the singer highlights his entrepreneurial spirit, claiming he makes more money selling drügs than a lawyer does. He casually discusses the hustle, implying he’s constantly in motion, weighing and selling. His brother is also depicted as active in the business, showing that this lifestyle is ingrained in their daily routine. The tone remains light, emphasizing their success and how they’ve embraced this way of life.