Bitches Są Crazy Lyrics (English Translation) – Tede

Bitches Są Crazy (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro highlights that the world is full of people, especially women, who act crazy. The singer is pointing out how superficial and crazy these behaviors are, and everyone knows what he’s talking about.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Tede repeats that women, or “whips,” are crazy. They’re obsessed with looking amazing and think getting plastic surgery will fix everything. These women want to make money by being s*xy and attract wealthy men, showing how superficial their desires are. Life will eventually catch up with them because of their craziness.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Tede talks about the obsession with high-end brands like Trussardi, Dior, and Fendi, symbolizing wealth and status. He criticizes the fake, superficial beauty many women are trying to achieve, comparing it to a mass-produced look from a clinic. He refers to some women as “wh*res” who only care about money and appearance. He explains how these women lure men, take their money, and leave, treating men like trophies. They want attention and are willing to do anything for it, even if it means using men for financial gain. Tede paints a picture of a shallow world where these women exploit their looks and s*xuality for money.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing how these women are crazy. They aim to be perfect and believe that just a facelift will solve their problems. They want to be seen as s*xy and rich, but it’s all about money for them. Tede suggests that life will eventually catch up with their actions.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Tede criticizes women who don’t appreciate basic things and instead prefer luxury designer brands. He mentions a specific brand, Turkish Kenzo, to show how superficial some people can be about status. These women are focused on money and changing their appearance, hoping it will make them more attractive. Tede suggests that these women fall for this illusion of beauty and wealth, but it’s a temporary fix. They can’t rewind their choices, and it must be difficult to realize they all start to look the same. It’s a comment on how these superficial changes don’t bring true happiness or individuality.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the message that these women are caught in a cycle of trying to be amazing by getting surgeries, seeking money through their s*x appeal, and focusing on wealth. Tede keeps highlighting how this lifestyle leads to crazy outcomes, and eventually, it won’t end well for them.