GDE PAPA LONGMIX Lyrics – BOOKER, CMH

GDE PAPA LONGMIX Lyrics Meaning

[Интро]
The intro sets the tone with a confident, rebellious statement.

[Куплет 1]
In this verse, Booker reflects on his journey and attitude. He admits that he didn’t aim for success but simply wanted to show off, yet success came anyway, almost like an inevitable explosion after years of preparation. He critiques the industry and life, feeling disconnected from societal norms, symbolized by the recurring question “Where’s papa?”—a metaphor for the absence of a guiding figure in his life. He emphasizes his independence, saying that despite not having a father figure, he managed to succeed on his own. The verse plays with deep contradictions and complex references, mixing philosophy with street culture. He mentions “Dazai,” referencing the Japanese singer, and critiques pop culture’s impact on identity. The artist uses clever wordplay, touching on both existential themes and the absurdity of fame. It’s a chaotic yet insightful look into the artist’s mindset as he navigates the confusion and contradictions of his life.

[Припев 1]
The chorus repeats the question “Where’s papa?” in a playful yet pointed way, reflecting confusion about who’s really in control or guiding them in life.

[Куплет 2]
CMH’s verse dives into a mix of personal reflection and critique of the rap game. He talks about his journey and how he navigates through rumors and high expectations, symbolized by the transition from a Maybach to a Porsche. He hints at the idea that the public’s perception of his life is filled with misunderstandings. The verse mentions how his success has been tied to smart moves and growth, noting how his wealth and influence are expanding like a “lifting” process. There’s a sense of disillusionment as he critiques the entertainment industry’s shallow nature. He compares it to alchemy—transforming letters and numbers into gold—and touches on the idea of using art as a vehicle for deeper meanings. Despite the noise around him, CMH seems unfazed by the haters and confident in his success, mentioning the importance of staying true to himself. The verse is layered with complex references, from modern culture to personal battles, yet it remains grounded in a rebellious, anti-establishment attitude.

[Припев 2]
In this chorus, the repetition of “Where’s papa?” continues, but with more playful mockery, reflecting how the idea of singerity or guidance feels both elusive and absurd.

[Куплет 3]
In this verse, Mzlff and Booker portray the ups and downs of fame, emphasizing how every day brings new challenges and rewards. They mention how their rap career garners attention, but also a sense of ballast—suggesting that fame comes with its weight and expectations. The verse explores the hypocrisy of the industry, pointing out how people often talk behind others’ backs and manipulate situations. The mention of “liberals” is a critique of political correctness and societal pressures. There’s also a focus on personal pride, with the artists reflecting on how far they’ve come in a short time, despite the odds. Mzlff mentions his team’s growth and how they’ve risen above others in the game, and they hint at the idea of manipulating the system for personal gain. Throughout, they express frustration with the industry’s pretentiousness and the disillusionment that comes with fame. It’s a defiant, gritty message about survival and winning despite the odds, with a clear message of not being stopped by anyone.

[Припев 3]
This chorus further explores the theme of confusion, questioning paternal figures and singerity, blending absurdity with frustration.

[Куплет 4]
Slava KPSS’s verse is a bold declaration of confidence and irreverence. He talks about his longevity and how he’s become an untouchable figure in the rap scene, despite his chaotic approach. His lines reflect on the constant cycle of life and death, using a metaphor that he’ll never die because “govnorok” (trash rap) will live on. He also refers to his style, calling for the inclusion of scratches, and criticizes other artists he views as less genuine. Slava plays with his image, mixing self-aggrandizement with harsh criticisms of the industry and other rappers. He says he’s so good that even if others “fu*k with” his songs, they can’t touch his swag. He shows pride in his impact on rap, claiming that his flow is better than everyone else’s, and mocks other rappers’ lyrics. The verse is filled with tough talk and boasts, but also with an underlying sense of existential frustration. Slava reflects on the absurdity of life, fame, and rap culture, with a sharp edge and a defiant spirit, making his statement that nothing and no one can stop him.

[Аутро]
The outro reinforces the theme of indifference and rebellion.