Bis Hier Lief Alles Noch Gut Lyrics – Asche, Kollegah

Bis Hier Lief Alles Noch Gut Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1: Kollegah & Asche]
This part kicks off with a moody city view, where everything’s dark except for the glow of a cigar, showing a calm but reflective moment. The rapper is deep in thought about the past, almost like finding something mythical, like Atlantis. He talks about how money helped him recover from pain, but success came at a price. He’s made it big, living in a skyscraper, driving a Rolls-Royce, and being celebrated like a national leader. He’s running his hustle like a president runs a country, while dissing rappers who’ve lost their way. He still drops tight lyrics even in retirement, just to shake things up. Between workouts and meals of chicken and rice, he shows discipline like an athlete. He sticks to old-school rap styles, proud to be different, rapping like it’s still the ’90s. He sees himself as a powerful figure of this era, with record labels chasing him, offering deals. But he treats them like they don’t matter, just like a shadowboxer ignores the air. He’s sharp in the booth, spitting raw bars with room to express himself fully. If someone shows fake love, he’ll respond without hesitation, flashy and bold, comparing himself to the son of a music legend. It’s all about dominance, confidence, and staying true to himself.

[Hook: Kollegah & Asche]
No matter what happens, they know how to fall gracefully. Whether people love or hate them, they keep making big moves and don’t let anything mess with their reputation. Even when it feels like the world is against them, they stick to their own strategy. Up to this point, everything’s been going pretty well, and they’re holding it together.

[Part 2: Asche]
Asche makes it clear he’s here to leave a legacy. He compares the mark he leaves behind to designer shoes stomping on someone’s messed-up face. His lyrics paint gritty images—like red liquid pouring from someone’s nose, turning the street dark and dangerous. He’s cold and tough, hardened like a Soviet soldier, shaped by hard, grinding work. Since he first appeared on the scene, people have expected him to be like a mafia boss, but he’s so confident and stubborn that even Hollywood has to wait for him. Even when he gets red carpet treatment, he shows up casual, not caring about appearances. He mocks fake drama, saying people play the world’s smallest violin for their problems. He claims the title of a rap gangster boss, calling himself crazy in a haunted-house kind of way. He doesn’t mess with fake rappers and compares being around them to selling metal merch at the wrong concert. He sees himself and Kollegah as the strongest ones left, with their circle shrinking, just like in cartoons where the camera zooms out at the end. Through it all, things have still gone pretty well.

[Hook: Kollegah & Asche]
They stay calm even when they fall. Whether people support them or not, they’re still making moves, and nothing ruins their name. It’s like playing chess alone against the world, but so far, they’ve been handling it all just fine.

[Part 3: Kollegah]
Kollegah compares his journey to the American Dream, like Jeremy Meeks who rose from a mugshot to modeling fame. Being on top can feel lonely, like a village high in the mountains, but he still treats it like a celebration every time he drops a verse. His sound has a classic hip-hop vibe, and he adds his own high-quality touch, just like a top chef finishing a gourmet dish in a luxury hotel suite.

He warns that if you mess with him, you might wake up to a horse head in your bed—an old mafia-style warning, dressed up like a fancy fashion symbol. Even though he’s in the upper class now, he still has his street edge. He hangs with American celebrities but doesn’t care about their approval. If someone’s girlfriend wants a selfie, he shuts it down fast. He’s tired of fake attention and distractions. His hustle is non-stop, with back-to-back business meetings that he juggles like curtains in a limo. The media keeps chasing him for photos, but their flash feels like an attack from a god—he’s always in the spotlight, always under pressure, but still unbothered.

[Part 4: Asche, Kollegah & Beide]
There’s no debate—Kollegah is staying at the top. His position is solid, like something set in concrete. He’s ruthless, doesn’t give second chances, and can’t be taken down unless it’s through a song. His enemies are left stunned, especially when they see his cigar glow. He’s a threat dressed sharp, danger hidden behind luxury. The scars he carries are worn proudly, like tattoos that tell his story. Everything has gone pretty smoothly so far, and he’s standing strong.

[Hook: Kollegah & Asche]
Even if they stumble, they do it with style. Whether people cheer for them or not, they keep pushing forward. They’ve played their cards right, even when it felt like everyone was against them. So far, things have been working out just fine.