FREESTYLE DRILL IVOIRE 6 Lyrics – Himra

FREESTYLE DRILL IVOIRE 6 Lyrics Meaning

[1ere partie]
He’s loud and confident, starting with a repeated chant that grabs attention. He talks about pride and how people present themselves, saying someone looks bad even while dressing like they’re ready for a fight. He puts himself above rivals, claiming big influence and acting like he doesn’t need to prove anything on paper. Looking in the mirror makes him feel older, but pretending that time isn’t happening won’t make him young again, so he accepts it and keeps pushing. He says the competition can’t play with him, using cars and famous names to show the gap between him and others. He mentions ambition in his hands, warns about problems if someone owes him, and prays to be stronger rather than wishing someone’s fall. He repeats references to top players and luxury cars to paint a picture of speed, success, and status. He compares himself to a larger-than-life character who moves through the charts and streets, rich without formal diplomas, always present and unbothered. The whole tone mixes swagger with a little self-awareness about time, but it’s mostly a proud display of being untouchable.

[2eme partie]
He calls out names and shows loyalty to his crew, making clear these people are his close ones from the neighborhood to Medina. He insists they don’t cry, staying strong and proud together, celebrating unity and toughness.

[Refrain]
He says he runs the scene and that his crew is his family. He uses violent images like an axe and a rifle to say he shut down wicked gatherings and is tougher than rivals. The repeated lines work as a warning: he’s dangerous in the streets and in music, a leader who won’t back down. It’s a hard, fearless chorus meant to intimidate anyone who tries to challenge him.

[Couplet unique]
He puts himself into other people’s lives and tells rivals he’s everywhere, demanding that his story be told because he sees it as legendary. He brags about taking out opponents and leaving them behind as proof of victory, and he insults lesser rappers by comparing them to poor airplane meals to show their weakness. He warns listeners not to turn their backs on predators, using animal imagery to say he can attack and ruin reputations. He calls out fake people and fake fans, and he brags about reaching success at a young age, using crude boasts to show dominance over women and rivals. He says some rivals can’t draw crowds and that he always stays at the top, putting his partner in first class while others stay local. Name-dropping cities and luxury cars underlines his wealth and international reach. Overall he mixes threats, insults, and flashy lifestyle details to make it clear he’s on a different level from everyone else.

[Refrain]
He repeats that he controls the game and that his crew is his own. The violent images of axes and guns are used to show he dismantled wicked gatherings and is stronger than others. The chorus is a repeated warning that he runs the scene, won’t be tested, and uses bold lines to keep rivals intimidated.