Hit Dla Ulic Lyrics – Siekan

Hit Dla Ulic Lyrics Meaning

[Intro:]
In the intro, the artist sets the tone with a strong message of disdain for informants, known as “kapusi,” and declares there’s no place for “sześćdziesiątki” (snitches). It’s a shout-out to his crew and the streets, positioning the song as an anthem for real hustlers.

[Zwrotka 1: Kaczy Proceder]
In this verse, Kaczy reflects on the tough life of those behind bars, especially the feeling of lost time. He describes how every day in prison feels the same, and only the strong survive in that environment. The anger towards informants, who betrayed their honor and principles, is clear, as he expresses a desire to see them punished. Kaczy emphasizes loyalty to the streets and solidarity with those imprisoned, offering words of encouragement and strength. He highlights the harshness of life but maintains that they were made to overcome these struggles, embodying a “veni, vidi, vici” (I came, I saw, I conquered) mentality. He sends respect to those who are free and continue to fight, staying true to their values and dreams, even in difficult circumstances. There’s a constant awareness of the need to stay vigilant and loyal while waiting for their moment of glory.

[Zwrotka 2: Siekan]
In this verse, Siekan draws a clear line between the real and the fake. He and his crew are genuine, while others are imitators—pretending to be hustlers, but not living the life. Siekan criticizes those who fake their way through life, distinguishing his people as dealers, not phony players or wannabe rappers. He references the importance of visiting brothers in prison, showing respect and loyalty to those who lost their freedom. There’s a deep sense of brotherhood and solidarity with inmates, both in Polish and English prisons. Siekan and his crew hold firm principles, staying true to the code, while others betrayed their friends. He talks about enduring hardship daily, carrying heavy burdens, and dealing with risky situations. He reflects on faith, stating that while many doubted their success, belief in God and staying grounded in truth helped them overcome. He also touches on the merging of old-school values with the new school, creating a powerful combination like Wi-Fi. Throughout, Siekan emphasizes the struggle, the weight of responsibility, and the constant grind, contrasting it with how others fail to live up to the real street life.

[Outro:]
The outro reinforces the same themes from the intro—dismissing informants and fakes, while shouting out to Siekan, Kaczy, and their “hit for the streets.”