Grubasy i Cieniasy Lyrics – Młodszy brat

Grubasy i Cieniasy Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s sarcastically listing off random rap names, almost like saying “who the hell are all these people anyway?”

[Eripe Diss]
He starts by mocking the current rap beefs, saying they feel childish and ridiculous, like schoolyard drama. He calls out certain rappers and groups, saying they’re either fat, weak, or acting fake tough. He targets Eripe specifically, saying he pretended to be a street tough guy but ended up embarrassed, especially after losing a fight to someone he calls a fat loser. The jab gets harsher when he mocks Eripe for hiding in a car trunk before a fight, calling it a disgrace. He laughs at the excuses Eripe might give and compares him to a piece of pork being beaten up. Then he mocks how the public now knows he lost a fight, including Eripe’s family and friends. He says getting hit is one thing, but getting beaten up by someone you were trying to diss—especially if they’re overweight—is next-level shame. He drives the point home by saying even Bedoes, who he also mocks, managed to knock him down like nothing. It’s a brutal takedown of Eripe’s image as a street rapper, saying it’s all talk with nothing behind it.

[Bedoes Diss]
He turns to Bedoes, calling him a fake good guy who might even hit women when he snaps. He jokes that choosing him as a Porsche ambassador was a joke, saying someone like Amadeusz Ferrari would’ve made more sense. He mocks Bedoes’ crew as being full of weaklings and pretenders, defending causes like body-positivity just to fit in. He claims all this is just marketing fluff, and that only clueless people fall for it. He ends by saying Roxy (likely Bedoes’ partner) is only with him for money, not love.

[Tede Diss]
Now he takes shots at Tede, calling out his fake tough-guy act. He accuses him of snitching at the police station and then pretending like he’s still a gangster. He jokes about Tede stuffing his face instead of stepping up when things got serious. Then he roasts him for criticizing other rappers’ drug use while being a heavy user himself. He compares Tede to 50 Cent but says he’s more like someone who used to be cool 50 years ago. The insults get even harsher when he tells him to go perform oral favors for a journalist. He also mocks Tede’s habit of beefing with irrelevant or old figures and says he should stop talking about drügs because he’s in no position to judge, just like Ten Typ Mes.

[Ten Typ Mes Diss]
Now he aims at Ten Typ Mes, saying he’s not very bright and should rethink his stage name. He mocks him for acting high and mighty while being clearly on drügs. There’s a joke that Mes looked so messed up, it was like something was stuck up his backside. He says Mes tried to play the role of a clean, smart rapper, but when someone dissed him, he totally fell apart. According to him, Mes had a wake-up call and realized he’s just a drug addict, not a real rapper. He tells Mes to shut up, go home, and do more drügs, saying that’s about all he’s worth. Then he throws in a joke using Bonzo’s voice, calling him something pathetic and laughable.

[Wini Diss]
Now it’s Wini’s turn. He says Wini’s raps only sound good if your ears are messed up. Then he mocks his looks and speech, saying he slurs his words and acts like a know-it-all. He criticizes Wini for judging others while being a nobody himself. He jokes that Wini should make a tutorial on how to be a fat leftist. Then he tears into Wini’s label, Stoprocent, saying it’s become a breeding ground for failure because it was started by clowns. He also mocks Wini’s attempt to sell rap coaching or advice, saying it’s hilarious for someone who never accomplished much. The final blow is that Wini even sold his label, proving he couldn’t manage it anyway.

[Outro]
The final part sums everything up. He says the rap game is full of fakes—either overweight or weak—who’ll do anything for money. Some stuff themselves with content, others with food. He mocks the ongoing rap beefs as pointless and childish, just a bunch of back-and-forth for clout. Then he says it’s time to take all of them, throw them in a bag, and get rid of them for good—like tossing them into a lake and being done with it.