Keçi Lyrics – BLOK3

Keçi Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş]
Just a quick shout—he’s calling out his name “Hako” with some energy to kick things off, kind of like setting the vibe. Nothing deep here, just a confident intro.

[Verse 1]
He starts by talking about how far he’s come. Just two years ago, he was doing regular stuff like fixing things at home—he even mentions a kitchen exhaust, which shows how basic life used to be. Now, things have changed a lot. He’s got a woman calling for him, wanting his attention, and clearly living a more luxurious life. He says he’s always number one and doesn’t hand out chances to others, meaning he’s focused on himself and doesn’t let people ride his wave easily. He’s in Turkey, but smokes Moroccan cigarettes, showing he’s got an international vibe going. He casually mentions giving away a Rolex and already ordering a new one, just to show how comfortable he is with money. His girlfriend isn’t Turkish but Spanish, which adds to this image of having a global lifestyle. One day he’s in Istanbul, next day Paris—he’s moving fast, living freely. He tells his girl not to stress, everything’s under control because he’s already invested and now he’s just relaxing. But he makes it clear this isn’t ego—it’s just the view from where he stands now. He sees himself on a different level. While others are flexing with money, he says he throws that kind of cash to his nephew as pocket money. That shows how little value he places on the stuff people brag about. Then he takes a jab at other people’s social circles, calling them full of fake or weak people—dogs, basically. He compares himself to a lion and says lions only fight lions. Lastly, even though he doesn’t speak Russian, he jokes that it doesn’t matter because money speaks all languages. Wherever he goes, cash does the talking.

[Nakarat]
He keeps it simple and direct. People are trying to mess with him or act like they know him, but he doesn’t even recognize them. It doesn’t bother him though—he’s got his own way of handling problems. He repeats that even if his name isn’t everywhere, his reputation speaks for itself. People know who he is without needing an introduction. That’s the real kind of respect.

[Verse 2]
This part goes a bit deeper. He says he’s not allowed to fail because he’s already hit rock bottom and he knows what that feels like. Life has been both beautiful and tough, just like Istanbul—full of ups and downs, but still worth it. He admits he never went to school, never handed in a CV, meaning he didn’t follow the traditional path. But even while thinking about that, he’s getting photographed by tabloids, which means he’s made it in his own way. He sarcastically tells someone they’re the boss, like, “sure bro, you’re the king, whatever makes you happy.” If you like to drink, go ahead and enjoy—it’s not his business. Then he brings up someone he calls a “snake” and says as long as that person doesn’t mess with him, they can live as long as they want—he doesn’t care. Someone seems to be obsessed with him, acting like he’s the one to blame for everything. He says he’s not really feeling like doing anything tonight, even if she’s excited, and whether they meet again is his call—not hers. He’s young and confident, says he doesn’t hold back and if he has to hurt someone emotionally, he will. He’s picky too—judges people by looks and vibes. But at the same time, he’s open about liking people genuinely. He’s said many times before that he’s one of them—like he came from the same place—but still, he tries to do things even if they’re not expected from someone like him. He’s not traditionally handsome, but his charm gets him by. That’s his style—low-key, confident, and always keeping it real.

[Nakarat]
He repeats that people try to come at him, but they’re not even on his radar. He handles issues quickly and calmly. His name might not be shouted everywhere, but people know his reputation. That’s enough for him—he doesn’t need to be loud to be respected.

[Çıkış]
Just a relaxed outro with some random sounds and a chill line saying he really likes it (maybe the beat, maybe the vibe—he doesn’t even say what exactly). Just vibing and ending it casually.