ScattPack Lyrics (English Translation) – Hades66, La M Records

ScattPack (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A loud shout to get attention, show toughness, and warn rivals to listen up.

[Verse 1]
The rapper brags about weapons, power and status, saying he’s dangerous and in control. He compares himself to famous athletes to show dominance and skill, and hints at organized crime ties. He warns others that he won’t hesitate to use violence and treats women as part of the lifestyle, visiting clubs and showing off wealth. The tone mixes bravado with threat, using flashy names and images to prove he belongs at the top and that anyone standing in his way will pay the price. He wants respect and fear from everyone around him.

[Chorus]
This part is a blunt declaration of not caring about rules. He says he comes from a tough neighborhood, shows off luxury brand items, and carries guns. He also talks about s*xual conquests and being wanted by others, focusing on dominance and street reputation.

[Verse 2]
Here the rapper mixes crude s*xual talk with threats and survival stories. He brags about s*xual power, treating encounters as proof of status, and uses bold images to show he satisfies partners. He repeats that enemies want to kill or trap him, but lack the means, and that traitors are punished harshly. He says the lifestyle demands more drügs, s*x, money and songs, which brings problems and weapons along. He asks if people really understand living in constant danger or running big illegal deals. Luxury items prove his wealth, while talk of blood and firearms shows how violence keeps returning. He also name-drops teams and famous players to sound untouchable, mixing sports braggadocio with street threats. References to expensive crocodile goods and flashy clothes show he flaunts success to prove he made it. The ‘Draco as a vampire’ image paints guns as something that drinks blood and keeps the cycle going. He warns rivals that setups will fail or end badly, and that he’s ready to respond with violence if needed. Even when celebrating, he admits that the life destroys peace and brings constant fear, and that power often costs friends and sleep.

[Bridge]
This short bit uses quick cultural name-drops and insults to mock rivals and show confidence. It implies watching enemies closely and being ready to act, saying he won’t rest while rivals are around. The tone is taunting and restless. Constantly.

[Chorus]
This section repeats the earlier tough stance but with more detail and emphasis. He keeps saying he doesn’t care about rules, that he comes from a rough neighborhood and carries luxury goods as status symbols. Guns and drügs are shown as everyday tools, and s*xual conquests are presented as proof of power. People ask for more of what the lifestyle offers—money, songs, trouble and weapons—and he answers with bold claims and indifference toward consequences. Overall it doubles down on the image of a dangerous, confident figure who wants respect and fear.

[Outro]
The ending keeps asking whether anyone truly understands living under constant threat and running big illegal deals, reminding listeners how harsh that life is. It mixes direct insults to enemies with shout-outs to allies, showing loyalty and warning rivals to back off. Talk of blood and weapons repeats the idea that violence breeds more violence, and that revenge keeps going. He tells his crew to stay calm while he taunts opponents, and compares himself to other well-known tough artists to prove his place. The tone is proud, defiant, and a bit tired from nonstop danger. He keeps calling names and getting reactions, making the ending feel like a live shout-out session. Despite the bravado, you can hear that survival has costs—loss, sleepless nights, life shaped by fear and power.