Dedicated Lyrics – Guè, Rasty Kilo

Dedicated Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Rasty Kilo]
Just a hyped-up sound intro to set the vibe.

[Strofa 1: Rasty Kilo]
This part is like a raw diary entry where Rasty talks about who he’s sending this song out to. He starts with a harsh memory of a teacher who never believed in him, saying he’d end up alone, broke, or in jail. Then he flips that with love for rap music and Guè, who helped him escape that path. He remembers his first big deal and how it bought him a gold chain, a symbol of making it. He gives shoutouts to friends in jail and to his mom, who works hard from early morning while chaos happens outside. He shows deep empathy for women doing s*x work, saying if he were in their shoes, he might have done the same. He remembers a lost uncle, a sick mom, and admits he struggles with belief and fear of going back to the tough life. This is for all the people like him who are still out there trying to survive, while so many of their friends are either locked up or gone.

[Ritornello: Guè]
Guè’s hook is a tribute to the fighters, the ones who never sleep or give up. He promises loyalty to them, saying he understands their journey and their pain. He admits his own past mistakes but shows he’s trying to improve. Through this track, he’s showing support and love to everyone still pushing through hard times.

[Strofa 2: Noyz Narcos]
Here, Noyz is speaking directly to a close friend who changed his life by helping him see things differently and giving him a purpose in the streets. He paints a gritty picture of their youth—tagging buildings with stolen spray paint, crowding into apartments, and living wild lives. He talks about the dream of turning this street life into something bigger, mixing the dark side of crime with the flashy dream of success. He embraces the fast-paced rap life, money, and constant hustle. He gives love to the real ones in the crowd and those who live on the edge. He respects the smart, hardworking kids trying to break through and not just stay in the background. For the haters, he says he’ll settle the score in the end. This whole lifestyle—dangerous but full of meaning—is something he’s completely devoted to, and he’s all in, no matter the risks.

[Ritornello: Guè]
Once again, Guè reminds us this song is for the fighters. He stands in solidarity with them, fully awake on this rough road they all walk. He’s made mistakes but is trying to grow, and he’s not letting go of those who never give up.

[Strofa 3: Guè]
Guè now paints a picture of his surroundings—heavy bass in the streets, real people living hard lives, and women doing what they have to. He listens to their stories like a therapist and shares what he has. He talks about how people once made fun of him when he was a kid, but now he’s become someone who’s changed the game on a national level. His lyrics come from real life, not fiction. Some of the people who helped him can’t be named, but their actions speak through his story. Even though he’s with a model, his mind is still restless. He recalls how his father left them in debt, but he turned things around on his own and became rich. He dedicates this to the luxury cars, the guns, the single mothers, and everything that’s part of his world. Life’s heavy and sharp like a knife, and if it had been easy, it wouldn’t have meant as much.

[Ritornello: Guè]
Guè wraps it up with the same love for those grinding non-stop. He knows the struggle, admits his past, and promises he’s still fighting. This is for the ones who stay strong no matter what.