Rockstar Lyrics – Ceg

Rockstar Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş]
Here, it feels like someone is giving a warning before a wild ride. They’re saying this might be your first real tour, and while it’s okay to have fun, don’t lose control. The lifestyle filled with alcohol, drügs, and unsafe s*x might seem exciting at first, but it can mess you up badly if you’re not careful. If you push it too far, it could really damage your mental health.

[Verse 1]
This part gives a glimpse into nights filled with drinking, almost like he’s mourning something. He meets a girl whose look feels full of desire, and even a simple kiss makes him think there’s more behind it. That moment brings some emotional relief, like covering up a wound. He compares her hair to a bass guitar string, and her touch makes him feel like a rock star. Even in the middle of this flashy life, he’s stuck in a loop—drinking backstage, being with people he doesn’t even know by name. He feels like he’s on fire, both from excitement and chaos. Expensive cars, luxury clothes, and champagne are part of his world now, but it’s clear he’s caught in a nonstop, fast-moving lifestyle.

[Nakarat]
He talks about constantly releasing music and going on tour. It’s exciting but also exhausting. He even jokes that he might die young like a true rock star. There are always groupies with him, and though he’s living that dream, he questions if he really feels like a rock star inside. Still, his actions are making a mark, like rewriting history.

[Verse 2]
Now we dive deeper into the chaos. Every day, they’re high, constantly intoxicated. He used to work regular jobs but never liked following rules—just like Jim Morrison. Even backstage, the police show up, adding more trouble. He jokes around with the officer, but deep down, he’s trapped in a cycle of drinking and partying. He says he might end the tour in rehab. He compares his speed and energy to a racing car, with fans shouting his name every night. But once the show ends and the crowd goes quiet, he finds peace in that silence. There’s a dark twist too—he mentions possibly choking on his own vomit, like Jimi Hendrix, hinting that this lifestyle could end tragically.

[Nakarat]
Again, he repeats the cycle: new album, tours, endless movement. He’s constantly surrounded by fans, and while that feels like living like a rock star, there’s still this lingering question—does he really feel it, or is it just a performance? Either way, he’s leaving his mark.

[Köprü: Kanye West & Zane Lowe]
This part brings in a bigger idea. They’re saying rap culture today is what rock ‘n’ roll used to be—loud, rebellious, powerful. They claim that rappers now are the true rock stars of the modern age. It’s been like that for a while, and they’re owning that identity proudly, especially with a line like “I’m the biggest of all of them,” showing confidence and dominance in the scene.

[Çıkış]
This section gets personal and deep. He says he’s been through both heaven and hell and knows what it’s like. One night he was completely out of it, lost in the moment. The stage lights are exciting, but they only last a short time. Once the show ends, so does that temporary high. He wishes he could live a normal life like others, coming home from work, but he feels emotionally empty. There’s no love left in his heart. He even talks about wanting to die from an overdose, which shows how drained and broken he feels inside. Maybe tonight he’ll become part of the tragic “Club of 27”—famous artists who died young.