BACKHAM (OBLADAET DISS) Lyrics – BUSTER

BACKHAM (OBLADAET DISS) Lyrics Meaning

[Интро: OBLADAET]
In this intro, Obladaet talks about how, when he was younger, he didn’t realize that his choices in life were actually better than just sitting around playing video games. He takes a jab at BUSTER by saying if he had wasted his time like that, he’d be like BUSTER now. He also tries to distance himself from people who chase fame at any cost, clearly throwing shade at BUSTER again.

[Припев: BUSTER]
Here, BUSTER flips the script and fires back hard. He lists all the things he claims Obladaet can’t do — like chasing fame shamelessly, making big money fast, flying private, or being a true number one in his game. He says Obladaet hasn’t expanded globally or built businesses like he has. These lines are all about showing that BUSTER sees himself as way ahead in every area, from fame to success to hustle. He ends the chorus by rubbing in the idea that maybe Obladaet should’ve stayed in his lane, playing games, because he’ll never measure up to what BUSTER’s doing now. It’s a cocky, confrontational hook aimed to belittle and dominate.

[Куплeт: BUSTER]
This verse is BUSTER going all out, breaking down why he thinks Obladaet is a fake, irrelevant, and insecure figure in the rap game. He starts by saying they’re built differently — he’s always present, respected, and not someone who can be taken down easily. He points out that Obladaet keeps bringing him up, which feels desperate. He even throws in a wordplay joke about not being the back of someone’s head, referencing how real beef doesn’t come from behind.

He mocks Obladaet’s crew, saying they only talk behind people’s backs and misunderstand slang. Then he calls out a specific video where Obladaet got embarrassed, painting him as weak. He talks about Obladaet waiting outside a hotel like a stalker and says that kind of behavior will only leave him humiliated.

The next part dives into more personal jabs. BUSTER says Obladaet doesn’t like certain s*xual positions because seeing someone’s back triggers memories of his father walking out on him. It’s a low blow, meant to show emotional trauma and weakness. He then mocks Obladaet’s style, saying it’s outdated, rural, and cringey. Even his haircut gets attacked — BUSTER says it’s done just to make money from clippers, like he’s not even serious anymore.

He then makes fun of Obladaet’s collaborations, especially with Kappa and other trendy names, calling him more of a designer than a rapper. He claims Obladaet’s tracks sound better without his partners and ridicules his fashion-forward attitude as shallow. Then there’s a jab about how he’s dropped in quality, which is why he’s always seen in skiing outfits — covering up a hollow inside.

BUSTER throws in a savage line comparing Obladaet to someone fake wearing high-end fashion, saying even devils wear Prada. He notes how Obladaet only does features after everyone else has done them, showing no originality — and singles out Grisha (presumably Egor Kreed), saying he’s the only one who outshone Obladaet in terms of fame.

He keeps going, saying Obladaet doesn’t even care about these collaborations but still gets hurt when people don’t stick around. BUSTER mocks his talk about loyalty and says he only sends out verses and expects people to worship him. He compares Obladaet to someone who thinks helping someone means owning them.

Toward the end, BUSTER questions Obladaet’s whole squad, saying they’re irrelevant, while bragging that his own social media reach makes him look like a media outlet. He takes a shot at Obladaet’s group “Players Club,” calling them liars, and flexes that he’s the only one with a real gaming club.

He ends with a message that Obladaet’s time is up — he’s always late in fights, numbers, and streams. BUSTER calls himself the Russian version of popular streamer Kai Cenat, while labeling Obladaet a sad loser. He finishes by saying there’s no way Obladaet will ever reach his level. It’s aggressive, personal, and packed with insults meant to tear down every part of Obladaet’s image.