Ketama Lyrics – Bandra

Ketama Lyrics Meaning

[Uvod]
This part starts with someone playfully calling out “Kela” and joking around. Then it suddenly switches to a mock quiz question, asking about Nigeria’s controversial president in a game-show style. It sets a random, humorous, and chaotic tone that hints the rest of the song won’t follow any serious or predictable rules.

[Refren]
Here, they’re talking about different types of hash from places like Ketama in Morocco, Afghanistan, and Albania. The speaker mentions importing high-quality stuff and how it’s all business—if you’ve got money, you can get it, but there’s no free credit. The phone line is blowing up with calls from addicts, suggesting heavy demand. The chorus repeats this hustle and demand rhythm, blending locations and drug types with street culture references.

[Strofa 1]
This part kicks off with a nonsense phrase, then tells someone not to act stupid. It describes smoking strong weed that’s thick like shisha smoke and mentions fancy strains like Black Cherry Gelato. They say they’re all over Europe, repping the Crni Cerak crew like a rebel force. The message is clear: it doesn’t matter what the job is, just keep grinding. They push for success while young and advise others to hustle however they can—this place is rough like the Middle East, so you gotta take what you need.

[Refren]
Once again, it goes back to naming popular drug origins and types. It repeats the idea that nothing’s for free—only cash talks. The pressure of dealing with nonstop customer calls is highlighted again, and it keeps painting a picture of a busy, high-stakes street life, full of demand, chaos, and hustle.

[Strofa 2]
This part dives into more underground slang. It talks about using good filters for weed and how their moves are always tracked. The rapper calls himself a Belgrade street guy and a sprinter, always moving fast. He throws shade at people copying his style, calling them printers. There’s mention of drügs compared to icy things like Antarctica, and options for how people want to get them. They cruise around in automatic cars at night, showing off expensive watches while others have empty wallets.

[Refren]
Again, it circles back to the same theme—hash from famous places, good quality imports, and no freebies. The constant ringing from drug users is making their phone line go crazy. There’s also a playful “narko!” shout that adds a bit of chaotic energy to the vibe.

[Završetak]
The song ends like it started—with a silly quiz moment. Listeners are given five seconds to guess, someone shouts “Abudabadžabila” again, but that’s not the right answer. The joke wraps up with the reveal that the correct answer is Goodluck Jonathan, poking fun at the whole setup.