WYS Lyrics – OBLADAET

WYS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: OBLADAET & Enzo]
The intro sets the stage with OBLADAET and his crew. It’s a casual shout-out, getting everyone hyped up and ready for what’s to come. They establish their presence and camaraderie.

[Refrain: OBLADAET]
In the refrain, OBLADAET talks about his boss status and connections. He mentions having valuable resources, brought in by a friend from Brazil. They’re reading documents, hinting at serious business, possibly in the underground scene. The mention of “Players Club” suggests exclusivity and a close-knit group.

[Post-refrain: Enzo]
Here, Enzo claims he’s well-connected, especially in Brazil and Russia. His phone is ringing off the hook, showing he’s in demand. He emphasizes that they don’t mess around and are focused on business, not wasting time. It’s a straightforward vibe: either you want in or you don’t, as he asks if you want your “dose,” hinting at the illegal trade.

[Couplet 1: OBLADAET & Enzo]
This verse dives into their mentality and street life. OBLADAET explains that people in their world carry serious weight, and if trouble arises, backup is just a call away. He mentions that when they meet up in Paris, it’s all good vibes. He expresses his love for authentic rap, dismissing those who compromise their integrity. Coming from humble beginnings, he doesn’t want questions about his hustle; he just wants to test the goods they’re selling.

[Couplet 2: OBLADAET & Enzo]
In the second verse, OBLADAET addresses a group called “735,” which he considers a bad company. He talks about a friend from Kazakhstan who grew up in France but struggles with identity issues in the UK. He identifies himself as a hustler, rooted in the streets. As a gang, they show up strong, with a swagger that makes them stand out. He compares their product to something top-tier, showing confidence in what they offer. While he’s already established, he warns others not to act tough around him, knowing their true nature.

[Refrain: OBLADAET]
The refrain repeats the earlier themes of status and connections. OBLADAET reinforces his position as the boss with resources and connections. Again, he highlights the friendship that brings in the goods, signaling their serious dealings.

[Post-refrain: Enzo]
This post-refrain repeats Enzo’s earlier themes of confidence and connections. He’s still emphasizing his established relationships in Brazil and Russia. His phone is still ringing, highlighting his busy lifestyle, and the urgency of their business is clear. They don’t play games, making it clear that they’re serious about what they do.

[Outro: OBLADAET]
In the outro, OBLADAET reflects on his current situation. He seems to be questioning his living situation and expresses a bit of frustration, mentioning he doesn’t have a car but rides a motorcycle. His bag is full, implying he’s loaded with something important, and he’s getting a cab ride from a boss figure, suggesting he’s still connected and on the move.