BLOW UP THE ROOF Lyrics – Mata

BLOW UP THE ROOF Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Just a hype start, setting the vibe.

[Refren]
This part is all about freedom, fun, and living big. The artist shows he doesn’t want rules or people controlling his choices. He’s focused on partying, celebrating, and doing things his own way. Buying a club is more about making a statement than impressing anyone. The football lines are playful, mixing real life with game-like energy, as if he’s the manager of his own success story. He invites someone close to share this lifestyle, showing pride in where he comes from and the team around him.

[Wokaliza]
Wordless vocal part that keeps the energy flowing.

[Zwrotka]
Here he looks back at childhood, when life was simple with video games and snacks. Now things have changed—people listen to his music even far away, and he calls himself the greatest. He makes football references like trading Pogba for money, showing hustle and ambition. The verse reflects surprise at how far he’s come, turning small dreams into a bigger reality.

[Refren]
This repeats the idea of not letting anyone control your path. He’s about enjoying life, having fun, and showing confidence in his growth. The lines about football highlight teamwork and leadership, comparing himself to a manager who handles everything with pride. Inviting someone to see Ostrów shows he wants to share his achievements with others and connect them with his roots and his circle.

[Zwrotka]
Once again he reflects on starting from small places and simple habits, like gaming and eating snacks. Now, his songs reach global spaces, even as far as Montevideo, which shows his success spreading worldwide. He compares himself to the greatest, stays playful with football references, and reminds us that nobody expected this kind of rise. There’s a sense of gratitude and amazement at how life turned out better than imagined.

[Refren]
This section sums up his attitude: ignore limits, live freely, and enjoy the ride. Partying and “blowing up the roof” symbolize celebrating life without fear. Owning a club is about empowerment, not showing off. His comparison with football again highlights control and leadership, but it’s tied more to fun than seriousness. It’s carefree, energetic, and about fully embracing the moment.