BLOOD Lyrics (English Translation) – SCADI HOUSE

BLOOD (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Amar]
This part gives off a raw, restless vibe. The artist sounds frustrated and tired of pretending, saying he’s finally being real about what he feels. He compares his drive to a gas station filling up when he’s thirsty, showing he’s hungry for more in life. The mention of a teenager spending money and him calling it embarrassing hints at people wasting effort for attention. The line “Welcome to the CrackHouse” sets a gritty tone, showing the rough world he’s in.

[Verse 1: Amar]
Here, Amar talks about growing and mastering his craft while staying true to himself. Even though he’s leveled up, things around him still feel the same. Every day is different for him—he’s confident, fresh, and ready for anything. He takes pride in his individuality, contrasting himself with others who pretend to have style or status. When he says someone has “London style” but is still a “central punk,” he’s mocking fake personalities. He, on the other hand, represents his hometown, Iława, but moves with a bold, American-like attitude. This verse shows his balance of humility and swagger—he knows his worth and doesn’t need to fake it.

[Chorus: Alberto]
This part captures the wild, rebellious side of their lives. They’re having fun, smoking weed, and living fast, symbolized by the “truck on fire” and “beating the wheel again.” It’s chaotic but exciting. The reference to the “class of ’93” shows pride in being part of an older generation that remembers real, old-school values before things changed. It’s about staying true while still enjoying the moment.

[Verse: Wronek, Amar]
Here, they talk about being imitated by others who fail to match their authenticity. Everyone tries to rap like them, but it doesn’t work because it’s not real. They show pride in their crew, “Ośiem Gang,” and in doing things without needing a big contract. Amar admits to having flaws, but he owns them confidently. They laugh off setbacks and keep making money while others waste time judging. The lines about “hay” and “respect” point out that many people talk big but have nothing to show for it. The mention of a pounding truck and messy scenes adds to the chaos of their lifestyle. They separate themselves from fakes and make it clear they’re stronger, realer, and unfazed by criticism.

[Pre-chorus: Alberto]
This part talks about resilience and growth. Alberto says people are surprised at how tough and determined he is because he’s been street-smart since childhood. Life in Poland wasn’t easy, but it made him stronger. He’s improving himself physically and mentally, staying disciplined with gym training and self-control. Now he’s earning money through music and living better, but he hasn’t forgotten his roots. Buying a Porsche shows success, yet he reminds everyone he’s still the same person—just with more choices. He wants people to stop judging before knowing his story because it’s finally his moment to shine.

[Chorus: Alberto]
Once again, this repeats the thrill and intensity of their lifestyle. They’re high, wild, and reckless, symbolized by the weed and the fire imagery. The “class of ’93” line again highlights their pride in being part of a generation that still remembers authenticity and toughness. It’s like a celebration of freedom and chaos mixed with loyalty to where they come from.

[Outro: Alberto, SCADI HOUSE]
The outro feels like a powerful ending, full of energy and grit. The “urban jungle” phrase shows the tough, survival-based environment they live in. Having “one goal in mind” shows focus—they’re driven and never resting. The “blood on my tracksuit” line represents both struggle and sacrifice, as if success came with a price. It could also mean he’s been through battles but keeps going without regret. The repeated “Po-po-po” sound gives a heartbeat-like rhythm, emphasizing passion and resilience. Even with people doubting him, he refuses to listen—his determination runs in his blood.