RUW BAMBICZE Lyrics – bambi

RUW bambiCZE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Bardal)]
The intro sets a casual and spontaneous tone. Bardal greets the listener, acknowledges that everything is fine, but playfully debates whether to use a mild or strong curse word. This moment reflects his natural and unfiltered way of speaking, immediately giving the song a raw and authentic feel.

[Verse 1 (Bardal)]
Bardal starts by talking about a near accident, symbolizing how close he’s been to failure or setbacks. He mentions being on the right path, but bad luck keeps finding him. Despite following certain principles, his misfortune only seems to grow. He struggles with whether to drink or not, showing an internal conflict between staying in control or numbing his problems. Then, the beat drops, marking a shift in energy. He compares himself to Bambi, feeling out of place in a big city. He also talks about hustling, turning small amounts of money into bigger opportunities. The reference to alcohol and accidents suggests how partying and risky decisions are part of his reality. When asked about performing for little money, he dismisses it humorously, hinting at self-worth. He also throws in a light-hearted jab at how people would criticize him online if things go wrong. The last lines show him enjoying the moment, though he admits he’s a bit rusty with formal wear, referencing a well-known Polish TV personality, Kuba Wojewódzki.

[Chorus (Bambi)]
Bambi reflects on his journey, highlighting how people first doubted him but now he’s selling out shows. He uses a driving metaphor to show that despite obstacles, he’s in control now. His music is getting love from the streets, and he’s shocked at how far he’s come. He makes it clear he doesn’t want to go back to where he started. The last line dismisses a previous collaboration, suggesting he’s moved on to better things.

[Verse 2 (Bambi)]
Bambi uses a skiing reference to describe his rapid rise. He talks about looking for real friends in a crowd, emphasizing loyalty. The mention of studio sessions with masked-up friends hints at a rebellious or street-oriented vibe. When he playfully asks if it’s a robbery, he clarifies they’re only after alcohol, reinforcing the party theme. He stresses that betraying a friend makes someone dishonorable, while heartbreak leaves one feeling empty. He also calls out people who prioritize partying over genuine connections. His music is for real ones, not fake fans. He flexes his new gear but keeps it grounded, showing he’s still about his roots. He rejects drug culture but casually mentions mint-flavored mints, suggesting a lighter, more humorous approach. The verse ends with him referencing his crew being unrecognizable in balaclavas, reinforcing a theme of mystery and transformation.

[Bridge (Bardal, Bambi)]
This part is a short shout-out to different Polish cities, emphasizing that their music is spreading everywhere. The line about drinking beer keeps the lighthearted and celebratory vibe going. It’s like saying, “We’re taking over, and we’re having fun while doing it.”

[Chorus (Bambi, Repeat)]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the message that people once doubted him, but now he’s successful. The contrast between struggle and success remains the central theme.

[Scratches]
Bambi raps about drinking Finlandia vodka, repping his hometown (Poznań, aka Pyrlandia), and sticking with his day-one friends. He jokes about alcohol being as important as good food. He talks about grinding through the same struggles for years and casually asks what the listener prefers to drink. The four-pack reference suggests quick and carefree drinking, and the final line hints at admiration for his own track, ending the song with a confident and playful energy.