Wychowanek Getta Lyrics – Malik Montana

Wychowanek Getta Lyrics Meaning

[Bridge]
Back then, nobody ever gave them a real chance to succeed. But now, the whole country knows his name, and the crowd sings along with him. His success is worth enough that his family can live peacefully. He’s showing that where you start doesn’t matter. He grew up in a tough neighborhood, got into trouble from a young age, and remembers that time with emotion. He learned how to survive on the streets, not in school, with life itself as his teacher—rising from the hood to driving a luxury car.

[Refren]
It’s a powerful chant that repeats where he came from—growing up in the ghetto. It’s a proud reminder of his roots.

[Zwrotka 1]
The road to success hasn’t been easy, but people now shout his name like a champion. His goal has always been to be number one. Coming from Poland with Afghan roots, he’s living the Polish dream. These days, he doesn’t even check price tags—he takes what he wants. He’s shopping in fancy places like Champs-Élysées and KaDeWe, wearing chains from New York. Everything he touches turns into success. Money seems drawn to him, and now his view is like one from an airplane—because he lives high up in a luxury apartment building.

[Bridge]
They were never given opportunities, yet now he’s a national name, with crowds singing along. His autograph is worth enough to support his whole family. He came from a rough place, involved in crime early on. Looking back on those days brings tears to his eyes. He didn’t attend school much—life taught him how to survive. From growing up in the hood, he’s now riding in an S-Class car, a symbol of how far he’s come.

[Refren]
He keeps repeating that he’s a child of the ghetto, almost like a badge of honor. The chant shows pride in his journey and his identity, turning pain into power.