WDDC Lyrics (English Translation) – Ero JWP

WDDC (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part talks about the struggle and sacrifice that comes with chasing goals. The artist says he sometimes gets off track just like everyone else, but that’s part of the journey. He’s giving up his time and even his health just to earn money and push forward in life. Still, he’s not planning to relax or settle anytime soon—he’s got work to do before he gets comfortable. That “armchair” is like a symbol of resting or retiring, but he’s not ready for that yet. He believes he’s operating at a higher level now, mentally and artistically. He feels like he’s in a different space than others, more focused, more determined, and ahead in terms of his growth and mindset, even if others don’t see it.

[Verse 1]
Ero starts by saying he’s been away for a bit, but now he’s back with fresh energy. He describes himself as someone who can’t be tamed, still hyped about the old-school days of hip-hop. He knows the hip-hop scene respects him, and that’s what drives him. He compares himself to a b-boy in stylish sneakers—standing out with his unique style. Even if he disappears for a while, he knows his crew’s waiting and he’s not letting them down. He throws shade at those fake, jealous people who are always ready to see him fail. But he doesn’t let that get to him—he’s alert and prepared. His heart is with his team and fans who truly get what he’s about. He respects the artists who keep grinding to get better and doesn’t tolerate those who mess with his vibe. He’s proud of his lyricism—he turns his deep thoughts into powerful verses and doesn’t waste his words on people who don’t deserve it. Even when small-minded people try to block his success, he keeps making big moves. And when he finally wins, it bothers those haters the most. He knows his worth and keeps pushing forward.

[Chorus]
Here, he’s again talking about how chasing goals isn’t always a straight line. Just like many people, he sometimes gets distracted or takes wrong turns. But he keeps going, even if it costs him his health and time. He won’t stop until he finishes what he started. And he’s not just anywhere—he sees himself on a higher level, growing beyond the usual.

[Verse 2]
In this part, Ero is saying it’s time to regroup and focus. He wants to lock in, finish his beats, and stay away from old bad habits. He’s all about working on new videos and promo stuff, aiming to shake things up and prove he still has it. When he writes, his energy is intense—he’s on fire. He makes it clear he’s not making soft, easy stuff. Then he gets personal and a bit playful, sharing how he loves simple joys like herbs, food, women, and sweets. He also doesn’t care if people say rap is dead—it doesn’t affect him. He’s got his own vision, something deeper and far-out, like Zecharia Sitchin’s wild theories. If others follow his lead, maybe they’ll make a real difference. He also points out how divided people are—vaccines, opinions, everything—but everyone’s chasing money in the end. He even calls money dangerous, saying there’s evil in it. Still, he believes in supporting friends and lifting each other up. Waiting for the perfect time doesn’t make sense, because tomorrow’s not guaranteed. So his message is simple: live fully today, make it count, and appreciate what you have right now.

[Chorus]
This last chorus brings the message home again. He repeats how chasing goals can be messy and tiring, and he’s been paying the price with his health and time. But he’s not giving up. Before he lets himself relax or take it easy, he’s going to finish his work, chase what he believes in, and do it all while staying sharp. He sees himself apart from the rest, living and working on a whole different level, pushing forward with a strong mindset, always leveling up.