Industry Plant Lyrics – Werenoi

Industry Plant Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Shoot
C’est carré
C’est carré
Shoot

[Couplet unique]
In this part, the artist talks about his rise and status. He mentions how he’s moved away from being a “night owl” and now he’s more of a “late riser,” someone who’s focused on success rather than staying out late. He’s also proud of his growth, comparing himself to a “nectar” rather than a “rotten fruit.” He’s not just another rapper, but someone with influence and power, like an oligarch. He mentions being on TV (M6) and always having something to back him up, like his “good sixteen” (referring to his ability to rap well) and an M16 (a powerful weapon). He asserts that he’s no longer concerned with trivial things like social media but is focused on bigger goals. Even though he’s mainstream, he sticks to his principles and doesn’t care about what people say on Twitter. “Industry plant” here refers to the idea that he’s positioned perfectly in the industry, doing things his way. He hints that he doesn’t follow the traditional path—he didn’t study, but he has the lifestyle and success to show for it. He doesn’t play by normal rules and is confident in his actions, even in relationships, where he clearly shows he’s not interested in anything long-term. Throughout this section, he embodies an attitude of power, independence, and doing things his own way.

[ti-per?]
Here, the artist talks about the different personalities and qualities people have. He mentions that, even though you might not know everything about someone, you might still be tempted by their “offerings” or by their lifestyle. He emphasizes how survival in the streets requires mental toughness and the ability to navigate tough situations. He suggests that people often find themselves in trouble simply by being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The line about having the “corazón cadenassé” (locked heart) suggests that the artist and his crew are focused on making money and being street-smart, without letting emotions get in the way. He also references broken friendships, highlighting that loyalty and trust are fragile, and people will turn on each other for the smallest reasons, like a criminal record or a slight.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist repeats the idea of having a “locked heart,” meaning that emotions or connections don’t control him. He’s focused on making money and staying tough in the streets. The reference to broken friendships again shows how betrayal is common in this lifestyle, where even the smallest offense can break a bond. The line “you don’t know what comes out of their mouth, but you’re ready to drink from their glass” reflects how people often pretend to trust others even though they’re unsure of their true intentions. The mention of “2k25” implies a futuristic mindset, where things might be changing, but the need for money and power remains constant. Finally, he touches on the complexity of relationships and the street mentality, where appearances and money often define loyalty and trust.