Poczeka Lyrics – Okekel

Poczeka Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Okekel]
He starts things off with short vocal sounds that feel like warming up or setting a vibe. It’s like he’s getting into the rhythm, letting the energy build before any real story begins. These quick sounds create a loose, confident mood, almost as if he’s preparing himself and the listener for what’s coming next. It’s less about the words and more about the attitude and the pulse he wants to set.

[Refren: Okekel]
He talks about being unsure if he should go back to a girl, but he feels that if her feelings are real, she’ll wait for him while he’s away working. He’s caught up in travel, music, and the life outside his neighborhood, yet he believes the place he comes from will still support him. He also mentions another rapper messaging him for a collaboration, but he feels that person still needs to improve before he considers anything. He looks back on starting young, already making noise in the scene, so he doesn’t want questions about how many people he’s surpassed or competed with. The hook repeats these thoughts to show how stuck he is between personal life, career responsibilities, and the pressure of being chased for features or attention. He’s basically saying he’ll move at his own pace, and anyone who truly values him will wait, because he’s not rushing or explaining himself anymore.

[Zwrotka 1: Okekel]
He expresses frustration and hunger for money, partly because he wants to help his family, like getting his dad something expensive and supporting his brother. He rides his own wave and stays confident even when people want to drag him down or compete with him. When others ask why he doesn’t party, he reminds them that memories won’t feed his loved ones, so he focuses on work instead of wasting time. People gossip about him, but he wants them to know he hasn’t changed. He deals with people who promise things and then disappear, leaving him alone. He overthinks his problems and starts therapy again from scratch, showing he’s trying to rebuild himself. Those who doubted him now have nothing to say, and he’s not interested in answering calls from people who don’t matter. He believes that karma will eventually catch the people who tried to mess with him, and he keeps his distance to protect his peace.

[Refren: Okekel]
He repeats the idea that he’s unsure about returning to a girl, but feels that real love should be patient. While he’s traveling and grinding, he expects understanding from both people and the neighborhood he grew up in. When another rapper reaches out wanting a feature, he doesn’t take it seriously and feels the guy needs to improve before anything can happen. He reflects again on how young he was when he started making an impact, so he doesn’t want unnecessary questions about his past or achievements. The hook shows how he’s balancing stress, relationships, and expectations, always circling back to the idea that he’ll keep doing his thing, and anyone who truly cares won’t rush him.

[Zwrotka 2: Vkie]
He talks about feeling worn out for a long time, carrying emotional damage that pushes him toward unhealthy habits. He tries to believe that things could be good if people were patient, hinting that someone lost their chance because they didn’t wait for him. He describes moving through everyday spaces, like a platform or a staircase, and how quickly he slips into a foggy state of stress or distraction. Even though he sees himself as smart, he still ends up where problems gather, like he’s drawn to chaos. He keeps his money close, works hard, and sees no point in chasing risky deals. His voice is something he pushes to the limit, almost to the point of exhaustion. He disappears at times, lost because of a woman who pulled him off track, and his friends don’t even ask what happened anymore. He cuts off bad relationships and connections that drag him down, or he simply loses touch with people because everything becomes overwhelming. He feels disconnected from himself and the world, as if he’s paying for his mistakes with his health. Even though life feels like a marathon he doesn’t care about, he still believes he’ll sort things out somehow. But when he returns from the road, he sees that the girl isn’t willing to wait for him, so the only thing that brings him happiness now is getting paid.

[Refren: Okekel]
He returns again to the same thoughts about being unsure whether to reunite with a girl, trusting that if her feelings are real, she’ll wait for him. He’s traveling and working far from home, yet he believes his neighborhood and the people who truly support him will stay loyal. When another rapper contacts him for a collaboration, he shrugs it off and feels the guy still needs to improve. He recalls how young he was when he started shaking the scene, so he doesn’t want questions about who he’s outdone or competed with. By repeating these lines, he shows the constant pressure he feels from relationships, music, expectations, and memories of where he started. He keeps pushing forward, telling himself that anyone who genuinely cares won’t rush him or demand explanations, because he’s focused on his own path and staying true to what matters to him.