JUBILÄUM Lyrics – RAF Camora

JUBILÄUM Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1]
In this part, RAF Camora talks about his early life and how he grew up. He starts by describing his birth and mixed background, showing a mix of cultures in his family. He shares memories of his childhood, from eating street food to discovering music like rap, Nirvana, and Dancehall. He remembers experimenting with writing songs and performing, feeling nervous like in 8 Mile. He also talks about his first official music releases and small hustles, including selling substances discreetly. The focus is on the journey from being a curious kid to slowly stepping into the world of music and life’s challenges, highlighting his early ambitions, mistakes, and experiences that shaped who he would become as an artist by the time he turned eighteen.

[Hook]
The hook emphasizes RAF Camora’s identity and career milestones. He points out that before becoming the successful artist Camora, there was RAF with his own story. People know his name, and he treats his words and lyrics like a museum, something to preserve. He shares where he came from, blending truth with a bit of fiction. Even though fans see him on stage and in videos, he reminds that they don’t really know him personally, creating a sense of distance between his public persona and real life.

[Part 2]
Here, RAF Camora talks about the early struggles and breakthroughs in his music career. He remembers signing his first deal but making mistakes by agreeing to everything without thinking. After being dropped, he had to find normal jobs to survive, selling things on the phone. Slowly, people started noticing his talent, and he followed others’ paths, taking risks like traveling to Berlin to pursue opportunities. He shares his first appearances in magazines and releasing his first tape, showing how he steadily built his career despite setbacks. This part focuses on persistence, learning from mistakes, and chasing his dream even when the path was uncertain.

[Hook]
The hook repeats here to reinforce RAF Camora’s journey. He reminds listeners that before Camora, he was RAF, and the year marks a kind of anniversary for his life and career. His words become a record of his past, like a museum of phrases. He shares his story in three parts, hinting that only part of it is visible. Fans know his face from concerts and clips, but he keeps the personal side private, showing the difference between public fame and real life experiences.

[Part 3]
In the final part, RAF Camora reflects on the highs and lows of his adult career. He recalls feeling lost in 2014, almost broke, and returning to the same bus station, struggling while new artists emerged. Over time, he met collaborators and slowly became a star, enjoying fame, luxury, and excitement, but also facing pressure and confusion about his role. He mentions successful releases and tours, but also burnout and personal struggles. Despite moments of being overwhelmed, he emphasizes resilience, repeatedly coming back stronger after difficulties. This part highlights the reality of fame—success, setbacks, and perseverance—showing how he managed to rise from challenges and keep moving forward in his career.