GDE WOW Lyrics – Flaco G

GDE WOW Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is all about setting the mood and establishing the identity of “G De.” It’s a hype-up chant, making sure the name sticks in people’s heads. The repeated “wow” adds excitement and energy. The shout-out to EMDI might be a reference to a producer or someone important to the track.

[Strofa 1 (Verse 1)]
Flaco G starts by saying he doesn’t waste time with fake people who try to ride his success. His crew is well-dressed and making moves in the club. The line about the hen singing when it lays an egg means people only start talking when they’ve done something. He values his fans and family but has no time for fake talkers.

He flexes his gold teeth like they’re part of a dental treatment, showing off his success. He makes it clear he’s not just a street rapper but a real one. He talks about sealing a new deal and says his team is more serious than the CIA.

Despite having money, he still fills up his small car, showing he’s practical. He compares his business mindset to professionals in suits. He also criticizes millionaire rappers who aren’t truly respected. He calls out artists who copy underground rappers just to stay relevant.

He warns about dangers in Milan’s west side, where bad things can happen. When opportunities come, he makes sure his people also benefit. He reminds others that no one is invincible—one small thing can take them down. He ends by mentioning how he now dines at high-end places, but before, he couldn’t even get a table.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
The chorus celebrates Flaco G’s success. His joint is lit, and his cup is full, symbolizing enjoying life. People who used to ignore him now recognize him and chant his name. He remembers when he had nothing, maybe even less than zero, but now he’s well-known.

He takes responsibility when one of his people makes mistakes, showing loyalty. His presence is strong, like a shadow that never leaves. Despite living in a cold world, he feels protected by something greater. He ends by challenging the big music labels, asking them if they know who he is—implying that his reputation is undeniable.

[Strofa 2 (Verse 2)]
Shiva starts by saying people tried to trap him, but he never lost focus. He went from prison to performing in big venues, comparing his vision to the “Eye of Horus,” an ancient symbol of protection and power.

He talks about how money can mess with his mind, and drügs have a strong effect on him. However, he dismisses his enemies as weak, implying they talk big but don’t take action. He follows the same principles, but things are getting more complicated. He might smile at people, but he never fully trusts them. That’s why he’s always ready to defend himself, even with a weapon if necessary.

He compares himself to House Stark from *Game of Thrones*, implying leadership and dominance in the north (Milan). He also compares himself to kryptonite, which weakens superheroes like Clark Kent (Superman), suggesting that he’s a problem for the competition.

He mentions luxury cars with red lasers, coming from the “dark side,” meaning he’s involved in a high-stakes, dangerous lifestyle. He moves with such a big crew that parking is never easy. His shooters are from an Arab background, and he compares their beards to Hagrid from *Harry Potter*. He and Flaco G are so dominant that he jokes they’re like Patty and Selma from *The Simpsons*, always smoking and taking over.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
The second chorus reinforces the same ideas. Flaco G’s success is undeniable. He smokes and drinks freely, enjoying the moment. People who once ignored him now chant his name. He remembers the struggle when he had nothing, but now he’s famous.

He stands by his crew, taking responsibility for them. He describes his life as cold and tough, but he feels protected from above. Finally, he reminds the music industry again—his name is now known everywhere.