Bazargani Lyrics – Behzad Leito, Sepehr Khalse

Bazargani Lyrics Meaning

[هم‌خوان]
This hook is all about showing off a fast, flashy lifestyle where everything runs on money. The artists are saying they’re always busy with business, making moves, and chasing cash like it’s second nature. They compare their hustle to Babak Zanjani, who’s known for being involved in huge money dealings. The vibe is confident, loud, and all about getting paid.

[قسمت ۱ : لیتو]
In this verse, Leito talks about hitting the scene hard with his crew and shaking things up. He wants his music to make noise, literally and figuratively—loud enough to deafen, bold enough to silence critics. He’s focused on money, turning every move into business, and living big, with smoke in the air, wild parties, and bad girls. He brags about being untouchable even with enemies around. There’s a flex about hiding luxury (like a Rolex under the sleeve), and how his sound is so strong, it’s like it’s being broadcast from Mars. He stays real and raw with his lyrics, doesn’t care about haters, and compares his rap skills to a beast. He claims he’s aiming for big success—like hitting 20 million. With sharp delivery and fearless style, even his haters can’t ignore him.

[هم‌خوان]
Once again, the chorus repeats the main vibe—money, business, and a nonstop hustle. They’re saying they’re always on call, always in action, just like a big-time businessman. The reference to Babak Zanjani shows they see themselves as serious players when it comes to making deals and stacking cash.

[قسمت ۲ : خلسه]
In this part, Khalse brings in some drama—he talks about legal issues, lawyers calling, and a girl who filed a complaint against him. But instead of stressing, he stays chill, acting like he’s got everything under control. He even jokes about sending weed from Canada to Las Vegas, flexing his international connections. His girl is stylish, they’re vibing in a luxurious space, and he’s feeling spiritually elevated too. He compares himself again to Babak Zanjani, meaning he’s on top of his game. He’s confident that money can fix his court problems. He mentions getting high with a girl in a Santa Fe (a car), and that even famous fans respect him because he’s got real values. He ends with someone wanting to send him a message through social media, showing that he’s well-known and respected without needing any contracts—cash keeps it moving.

[هم‌خوان]
The final chorus brings the whole energy back—nonstop business, fast cash, and being on top of the game. It repeats the same punchy lines to remind everyone that they’re in it for the money and living like major players in the scene, again comparing themselves to Babak Zanjani’s level of power and cash flow.