KALİTE Lyrics – UZI, Chahid

KALİTE Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş]
Chahid’s name gets shouted out with energy—just a quick and loud intro to let everyone know he’s here and part of the track.

[Verse 1]
He starts by saying he doesn’t wake up early anymore, and that most of his youth was spent in the streets, hanging around the neighborhood. He invites someone to come along and feel the energy of the streets with him—things are heating up, and the vibe is intense. He’s been leading the way, handling every challenge like it’s a game, and compares a girl to Messi, saying she’s got skills. He’s seen many people like her and doesn’t get excited anymore—he’s already lost interest and left those types behind. His music is raw and real, made from experience, and he always keeps the quality high. His views are strong and rebellious; he doesn’t trust or talk to the police. People keep talking nonsense, but it only pushes him and his crew to go harder. He gives a quick shout-out to the people who stay strong behind the scenes and stay out of trouble.

[Nakarat]
He’s telling people to try and keep up with him, but he’s not rushing forward just for the sake of it anymore. The men around him are tough and street-smart, and they’ve learned everything through real life, not from books. His crew has presence everywhere—the streets, the neighborhoods, and even the stands at the games. They’re deeply rooted in the culture. And he’s clear—there’s no leftover success for anyone else. If you want to catch up, you better run fast, but it might be too late.

[Verse 2]
He talks about growing up in a broken and harsh environment where jail and death are part of daily life. The streets showed him this reality firsthand. He looks back with regret and pain in his eyes, almost speaking to his mother, saying how hard it’s been. His room is filled with smoke, symbolizing his mental state, and even his closest people didn’t believe in him. He planned his future every day, hoping to escape all this, but now he feels like he’s just talking to the walls—no one really listens. He’s worked with big artists, made millions, but people still think it’s all about the money. He reminds them that this is all from his hard work, not some handout. People are only now starting to understand who he really is. The fake ones who left are now trying to come back, but he remembers everything. Those he helped can’t forget him, and now he’s tired—he wants to be free from the pressure. He admits he’s a bit mentally worn out, but he’s still all about that high quality.

[Nakarat]
Once again, he tells people to follow his lead, but not to rush without purpose. His team is full of real, experienced guys who’ve learned everything the hard way. They’ve got strength and respect all around—on the streets, in the neighborhood, and even in the crowd. There’s no reward left for the rest; he’s already ahead and not slowing down.

[Çıkış]
The song wraps up with a reminder of the broken youth they all lived through. Jail and death are everyday scenes they’ve witnessed over and over. The streets taught them harsh lessons, and that pain and struggle shaped the people they became. It’s a final echo of where they came from and what they survived.