FREESTYLE DRILL IVOIRE 6 Lyrics (English Translation) – Himra

FREESTYLE DRILL IVOIRE 6 (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1]
Here, Himra starts by setting a bold tone, saying that others might look weak or unprepared while he stays sharp and confident. He describes himself as stylish and powerful, comparing his success to driving a luxury car while others have something small and ordinary. He calls himself the most influential Ivorian, showing pride in his fame and status. When he mentions the mirror and aging, he’s saying he’s aware of time but still focused on staying strong and relevant. He doesn’t wish bad on others; instead, he aims to outdo them through his own strength. References like Lionel Messi, AMG GTS, and GTA highlight his greatness, speed, and rich lifestyle. These comparisons show that he sees himself as a winner both in life and in the music industry. The repeated lines about charts and cars emphasize his success, fame, and unstoppable drive, making it clear that he’s living at a higher level than his competition.

[Part 2]
In this short section, Himra gives a shout-out to his people, calling out names and showing love to his crew. It feels like he’s hyping up his circle and community, telling them to stay strong and not get emotional or discouraged.

[Chorus]
Here, Himra declares full control over the rap scene, saying that others in the game are like his kids. The axe and rifle symbolize power and readiness for any challenge. When he says he broke up the dances, it means he’s changing the game and disrupting the usual flow. His energy and style are fierce and unmatched. The repeated lines make his dominance and aggression sound even stronger, showing how confident he is about his position.

[Single Verse]
In this part, Himra continues showing off his confidence and achievements. He says he’s so legendary that people could make a documentary about him. He mocks other rappers, calling them weak or fake, and compares their work to bad airplane food. His warning about the feline means he’s dangerous and not to be underestimated. He brags about his success, his lifestyle, and how others can’t match him. The lines about travel, cars, and status show his luxury and international reach, from Abidjan to Paris. Even when he gets harsh and explicit, it’s all about proving dominance and power. He says he’s always above others, living better and working harder, while his rivals struggle to keep up or gain attention.

[Chorus]
He repeats that he’s in control and that no one can challenge his singerity in the rap scene. The violent metaphors reflect his fierce energy and determination. He insists he’s the one setting the standard, breaking boundaries, and keeping everyone else behind him.