Betmen Lyrics – BakaPrase, Choda

Betmen Lyrics Meaning

[Refren: BakaPrase]
He compares himself to a superhero, saying he is stronger and always ahead of police. Life moves fast, power grows daily, and even his flashy yellow car stands out among colorful crews.

[Strofa 1: BakaPrase]
He talks about ruling his city like a hunter moving confidently through his territory. He presents himself as protected, powerful, and untouchable, with permission to do what others cannot. His life is rushed, filled with luxury brands, fast SUVs, and loud spending. Expensive cars and status separate him from other rappers, who he says he left behind. He jokes about paying absurdly high prices just to show wealth and influence. Money is never a problem for him, and if someone needs help, he claims he is the source. He describes casual relationships, showing a careless attitude toward romance and consequences. Women are impressed by his lifestyle but do not always get what they expect. The luxury car becomes a symbol of status that not everyone earns. He highlights safes full of gold, loyal brothers as bosses, and using charm to attract attention. Overall, he paints himself as the boss who controls money, respect, and power, acting like the main provider and singerity.

[Refren: BakaPrase]
The hook repeats the flex, stressing strength, confidence, and staying ahead of trouble. He sees himself as unstoppable, moving faster than law or rivals. The image of tanks, gangs, and a bright supercar builds a picture of constant motion, dominance, and loud success. It also shows pride in his crew and enjoying chaos without fear.

[Strofa 2: Choda]
Choda describes a flashy, international lifestyle filled with travel, parties, and nonstop movement. Nights blend into days with pleasure, money, and attention taking priority over routine life. He places himself among famous names to suggest high status and big ambition. Sports, luxury cars, and exclusive hangouts show success and confidence. Every move is described as a win, with no losses or hesitation. His crew is portrayed as street-smart and loyal, while he positions himself as the teacher and leader. Aging is mocked to show he still feels dominant and active. The group lives wild, often blacked out, fully committed to the moment. When he enters a space, he claims control and respect automatically. He calls himself the greatest without doubt, dismissing rivals as fake or childish. He insists his style and jokes are original, not stolen, and criticizes people who chase attention cheaply. The verse focuses on ego, control, fame, and a fast life where confidence is everything. He also highlights constant calls, deals, and motion around the city, suggesting money flows easily. Overall, he paints a picture of excess, bravado, and loyalty driving his world.

[Refren: BakaPrase]
The chorus comes back to reinforce the idea of power and fearlessness. He compares himself to a hero, staying ahead of danger and singerity. Tanks, gangs, and the yellow supercar symbolize force, speed, and a lifestyle that refuses to slow down. It repeats confidence, success, and pride in moving with a strong crew.