FANCULO Lyrics – Emis Killa

FANCULO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Baby Gang]
A quick attention grab, like saying “hey, listen up.”

[Ritornello: Baby Gang & Emis Killa]
He talks about never trusting anyone and going from being a nobody to someone people now recognize. There’s a sense of staying tough, hands behind the back like being searched, and telling anyone who asks too many questions to get lost. He refuses to flatter or bow to anyone for success. Loud sounds might be mistaken for fireworks, but it’s actually something dangerous. If someone tries to find out who caused trouble, nobody speaks and everyone keeps quiet, staying loyal to the street attitude and not snitching on anyone.

[Strofa 1: Emis Killa]
He describes his people as cold in the mind but hot-headed in action, showing they stay calm yet react fast. The small space “in the cold” hints at jail, not a comfortable place like a sauna. He says respect doesn’t come from how long someone spent in prison but from real power and confidence. Walking straight suggests staying focused, but pretending to be tough will eventually cause someone to fall. Wearing expensive clothes is a way some try to look important, but he warns that real people from the street can show up fully armed at someone’s doorstep. He criticizes fake people in the music scene who act like teachers of street culture without knowing anything real. He has a friend who can’t even write properly but knows how to handle a weapon with skill. He’s not an artist with colors and rainbows, but he can leave someone bruised like a famous actress known for striking eyes. He says with one move, he can send someone away forever, simply by pulling a trigger using his middle finger, which is a direct way of saying he can insult and physically threaten someone in one action.

[Ritornello: Baby Gang & Emis Killa]
He repeats that he has never trusted anyone and went from being just another guy to someone noticeable. There’s an image of getting searched with hands behind the back, then being pushed against a wall, and his response stays the same: telling people off. He never kissed up to anyone for benefits. Loud noises aren’t celebrations, they’re hints of danger or violence. When questions come up, everyone stays silent and denies involvement, sticking to their code of keeping things private and not giving information away.

[Strofa 2: Baby Gang]
He says he comes from prison and darkness, not seeing night sky beauty, only the clock ticking. Police still show up and question him, asking if he’s hiding something. He insists he didn’t do anything, almost like a routine. He once had handcuffs on his wrists but now has expensive watches, showing a switch from criminal past to wealth. He smells like money but still carries the scent of jail life, comparing himself to a drug trafficker. He admits getting into trouble since childhood, wearing a bandana like a kid trying to look tough. He explains he does what he needs to do to avoid being taken advantage of, acting wild and fearless in a harsh environment. Walking into a club, he catches attention because of expensive jewelry. He doesn’t care who someone belongs to or what their family name is; none of that matters to him. He lives by his own rules, not controlled by anyone’s expectations.

[Ritornello: Baby Gang & Emis Killa]
Once again, he repeats that he never trusted anyone and went from nothing to someone noticeable. Being searched and pushed against a wall connects with the tough lifestyle. He refuses to flatter anyone for success. Loud bangs don’t mean celebration; they mean danger. If someone tries to blame them for anything, no one speaks up. Their attitude stays strong, telling people off and keeping loyalty among themselves.