Icon Lyrics – Noizy

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[Hyrja]
(Noizy)

[Strofa 1]
Here, Noizy is reminding everyone that he’s been dropping hits for over twenty years—basically, dominating the music scene for a long time. He describes himself living large, chilling on a beautiful veranda, like royalty. Then he turns to people who pretend to be tough or gangster, saying they’re just pretending and not really about that life. He makes it clear that he’s not someone to mess with. His voice, his presence—it’s loud, it echoes, it makes an impact. He says he’s got more boys than the ghetto, meaning he’s got a strong crew. When people say he’s changed his style or that he’s not at the top anymore, he’s like, “Who said that? I didn’t even hear you.” He’s confident that he still runs the game. He calls himself a hit-making machine, saying that when the beat drops, he owns it. He’s ready for any challenge, even invites people to compete. He compares himself to racing legend Valentino Rossi and football icon Totti, showing that he sees himself as a legend too. He says he walks with his head held high because he knows who he is, where he came from, and where he’s headed. Even if life ends, he still believes he’ll be number one.

[Refreni]
Noizy is pointing out how people seem happy when he’s quiet, like they enjoy his silence. He finds it strange because everyone still knows his name—they even call him “Zhurmaxhi,” which means someone loud or noisy. He says he doesn’t bother anyone and just keeps to himself, but people still want to start trouble with him. Basically, he’s saying that people always want drama, especially with someone who brings energy and attention like him.

[Strofa 2]
Now Noizy is talking like a beast, showing he’s powerful and dangerous. He calls himself the king of the jungle, and anyone trying to come for him is just a little pup. He even jokes that his haters are so small, they’re like dust under a microscope. He laughs at how weak they are—like snowflakes trying to compete with Antarctica. He says he’s got tons of unreleased songs, enough to fill up a warehouse. Even when he started from zero, he came out on top. Everything’s under control, and his crew is ready to move anytime. He’s still living the street life, still rolling with his people, still carrying bags—symbolizing money and hustle. Nothing’s really changed, except now he’s got more money in the bank. He’s still the same bold guy, still talks wild, and now he’s even dealing with important people—government figures, rich elites. People call him “King Zin,” and it’s not for no reason. His house is huge, like a hotel, and it’s so big they might need phones just to talk inside. He jokes about possibly getting lost in the hallways. Now, he lives like a Pasha, enjoying life, smoking shisha, and showing up to meetings in tracksuits because he doesn’t care about dressing up for anyone.

[Refreni]
Again, he’s saying people get excited when he’s quiet, like they enjoy it. Still, everyone knows who he is and calls him the “Noisy One.” He keeps to himself, doesn’t start anything, but people keep pushing for trouble with someone who doesn’t back down. It’s like they’re always trying to poke the lion.