MOVIE Lyrics (English Translation) – THIZZY52

MOVIE (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The artist kicks things off by showing how much he and his crew value money—it’s the reason they feel like they’re living in a movie. He’s casually carrying a huge amount of cash and shopping at top designer stores like Gucci and Louis Vuitton. But behind the glamor, there’s also a darker side. Drügs are being hidden in unusual spots, like pillows, and his friend is dealing in the neighborhood. He’s from the streets, raised by rough rules where guilt doesn’t slow anyone down. The G-code he mentions is basically the street code, where loyalty, toughness, and survival matter more than anything. He ends with a challenge to anyone disrespecting him, showing he’s always ready to stand his ground.

[Part 1]
This part starts off aggressively, questioning who dared to disrespect or challenge him. He and his crew are ready to handle things with violence if needed, calling their weapons “presents.” He warns people not to pretend to be brave, because he’s done dirty work and doesn’t regret it. He’s from Aachen, a city where deals and shady business go down. When it comes to Kichta (likely slang for drügs or cash), he’s serious—he’ll take what’s yours. He lives by his own rules, does whatever he wants, and expects others, including women, to do what he says. He brags about s*xual control and power in the rap scene, calling the game a joke he has to deal with. Thizzy sees himself as a street legend, someone who’ll be remembered. He doesn’t waste time, just smokes and stays focused on his lifestyle and business.

[Hook]
Here, he repeats the main idea: he and his boys love money. That love makes their lives feel like a high-stakes, flashy movie. He’s got lots of cash on hand, spending it at expensive designer stores. But it’s not just about shopping—he’s also involved in street life, hiding illegal stuff in pillows and dealing drügs in the neighborhood. He’s tough, doesn’t feel bad about what he does, and sticks to the strict street rules he grew up with.

[Part 2]
He’s saying he and his crew only go for big wins—they don’t mess around with weak moves. Their focus is on making money, possibly through drügs. He compares himself to a skilled athlete, proud and confident. He says he takes down anyone in his way and has the hunger to dominate. The weed they get is from California and it’s top-quality. In his city, Aachen, his group is known for causing chaos. He’s been loyal to the same group of friends for years, and anyone outside their circle doesn’t matter. He throws shade at those who aren’t on his level and makes it clear that his main love is Kichta, again pointing toward money or drügs. He’s not afraid of singerity, flipping off the judge and calling for freedom for those locked up.

[Hook]
Again, he highlights how money drives his lifestyle. It’s what makes life feel unreal, like a movie. He’s got stacks of cash ready to blow at high-end stores. But behind that luxury is the same underground life—Kichta being stashed in pillows, drug dealing going on, and a mindset built on survival and street loyalty. He’s proud of his roots and the code he lives by.

[Post-Hook]
Here, he’s enjoying the rewards of the artist life. It’s fast, flashy, and full of cash. Killy, possibly a close friend or partner, is speeding around in a luxury G-Wagon, showing how fast-paced their life is. Even when he’s not working, the money keeps coming in—his success feels unstoppable. It’s all about the nonstop grind paying off, whether he’s awake or asleep.

[Outro]
To close it out, he goes even bigger—now he’s talking about ten million in cash. He and his boys are still obsessed with money, and it’s letting them live this unreal, movie-like life. The luxuries are still there—Gucci, Prada, Louis—but the street side hasn’t gone anywhere either. Drügs are still part of the game, and he’s still moving with no guilt. He stands by the same code from the streets that raised him.