COMING OUT Lyrics – White Widow

COMING OUT Lyrics Meaning

[Zwrotka 1: Pawko, Kosior]
The artist talks about not needing to explain himself, highlighting his independence. He mentions frequently changing his living situation but always remaining connected to his roots. People criticize his lifestyle, calling him part of a “bad crowd,” but he doesn’t care and rejects their judgment. He flaunts his jewelry, acknowledging that others admire it. Despite facing hatred and betrayal, he stays unbothered and focused on his own life, mocking those who were once critical of him for not understanding his world.

[Refren: Kosior]
The artist asserts his success, claiming that his circle is strong because they’ve overcome obstacles together. He reflects on how people who once mocked him for being different are now “coming out” and doing the same things they once criticized. He expresses disdain for those who once labeled him negatively, wishing them bad luck. He highlights his authenticity and pride in his origins, proudly stating that no one in his crew is a poser. He also mocks someone who isn’t strong enough to last in his world.

[Zwrotka 2: Bary, Kosior]
Here, the artist describes a tough, street-smart attitude. He talks about being in dangerous situations, hinting at his involvement in violence, and warns others to be cautious. He speaks about the adrenaline rush and how he sometimes loses control of his actions, even after the fact. The reference to “Halloween” suggests that he’s always prepared for conflict. He mentions people who talk about him but have no real understanding of his life. He warns those who oppose him to take him seriously, indicating his readiness to fight back against threats.

[Refren: Kosior]
The artist repeats his earlier themes of overcoming negativity and staying true to his crew. He criticizes those who used to belittle him but are now involved in the same behaviors they once mocked. He makes it clear that he’s not drinking to anyone’s health but to his own success. He wishes ill on those who try to bring him down and emphasizes that he and his friends are genuine, with no time for fakes. He expresses frustration at those who are too weak to survive in his environment.

[Zwrotka 3: Macias, Kosior]
In this verse, the artist addresses those who slander and accuse him, mocking them for being weak and fake. He talks about humiliating his enemies, both online and in real life, and doesn’t hesitate to show them disrespect. He mentions how some people who once tried to bring him down now regret it, suffering emotionally. He also talks about his readiness for any confrontation, showcasing his strength and readiness to defend himself. He highlights how fake friends are no longer around, with some not even making it through their struggles.

[Refren: Kosior]
The chorus repeats the same themes of resilience and defiance. The artist stands firm, pointing out how those who once judged him are now following the same paths they criticized. He emphasizes that he and his crew are successful because they’ve faced challenges together. He also mentions that he’s not living for others’ approval and continues to mock those who don’t understand his lifestyle. The repetition of “I wish you the worst” reinforces his disregard for those who once put him down.