TIJARA Lyrics (English Translation) – YAKARY

TIJARA (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1]
The artist kicks things off by showing off and acting like nothing scares him because he’s constantly high. He throws out a bunch of extreme, over-the-top threats and s*xual bragging just to sound dominant and shock people. He calls out someone named Kolja and mocks him harshly, accusing him of creepy behavior and acting like he’s pathetic. The tone is messy, chaotic, and intentionally offensive, almost like he’s trying to create drama on purpose. He paints himself as the one in control while treating everyone else like they’re beneath him, especially the people he mentions directly. Overall, this part is all about ego, trash talk, and stirring conflict.

[Pre-Hook]
Here he brags about having fresh style and a casual tough-guy attitude. He keeps insulting the same target while hyping himself up with talk about drügs, rough behavior, and an aggressive rap flow. He also throws in another jab at someone he clearly dislikes.

[Hook]
This section switches into a chaotic kind of love talk. He says he’s obsessed with this person and doesn’t care about their ex because he thinks he’s better. He wants loyalty and respect, acting like he would give up anything for them. At the same time, he treats the relationship like something intense and addictive, almost overwhelming. He ends by questioning whether the other person ever truly promised anything back.

[Part 2]
Here he mixes wild s*xual bragging with claiming he’s the one the woman really wants, not her boyfriend. He calls himself a major figure in the rap scene and adds in random references to drügs and s*x to show off a reckless lifestyle. He keeps pushing this image of a confident, untouchable rap star who’s living large. But then he suddenly shifts to frustration, saying love doesn’t bring happiness and wishing he’d never met the person he’s talking to, closing with anger and bitterness.

[Pre-Hook]
He goes back to throwing insults at people in the rap scene, mocking someone’s appearance and taking shots at others just to keep up the aggressive, trash-talking energy. He ends by shouting out his own name in a proud, confrontational way.

[Hook]
Again he dives into that intense, messy attachment. He insists he’s hooked on the other person, dismisses their ex, and demands loyalty. He says he’d do anything for them, describing the connection almost like it hurts and excites him at the same time. He ends by questioning whether the promises he felt from them were ever real.