Kraina wêdlin Lyrics – Bardal

Kraina wêdlin Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The artist is making a bold entrance, announcing himself with confidence and a bit of humor, setting the tone for the song.

[Verse 1]
Bardal starts by addressing the negativity he faces, mentioning that some fans even wish for his downfall. He describes the pressure he feels as people keep replaying his music, making him feel suffocated. He compares himself to a hungry outsider in a world where everyone else seems satisfied, using the metaphor of a vegan in a land of meat. This represents feeling out of place in the music industry or society.

He then takes a jab at people who give advice as if they are experts, comparing them sarcastically to Marie Curie. Unlike the stereotype of rappers hanging out on street corners, he worked on his craft with his friend. He mocks those who preach “living in the moment” but end up exhausted and struggling.

Bardal reflects on his past reckless ambitions, mentioning things like smoking heavily and chasing women, but now he has changed. He’s not involved in drügs or partying, and he doesn’t have connections abroad for easy success. Even when he had nothing, he gave his all, and people still wanted to collaborate with him.

On the road, he met both fake and real people. He calls out women who are willing to do anything for small favors, using a Scooby Snacks metaphor. He sarcastically comments on jealousy in relationships, saying people pretend things will heal over time, but in reality, there won’t even be a happy ending—marriage is out of the question. His final punchline is about someone’s relationship problems, comparing it to an uncomfortable wedding ring.

[Chorus]
Bardal and Eripe embrace their flaws, calling themselves “pigs” while claiming they are at their peak. Despite people thinking they are rude or crude, they insist they are actually well-mannered. The beat and rhythm naturally make their bodies move, emphasizing the song’s energy. The last line is a crude and humorous way of saying that expectations and reality don’t always match—someone hoped for one thing but got something completely different.

[Verse 2]
Eripe jumps in, stating that mainstream rappers don’t like him or Bardal. He claims he has dirt on everyone and isn’t afraid to cause chaos. He doesn’t hold back his words, and if someone complains about his raw lyrics, he’s ready to “stab them through the stomach into their heart”—a violent metaphor for delivering brutal truths.

He jokes about “dying” metaphorically but coming back stronger, suggesting that even if he disappears for a while, he’ll always return. He feels like an outsider even in the grave, but he embraces this uniqueness. He dismisses any grudges, saying that his insults are just phases, not serious threats.

Eripe mocks flashy, wealthy people, saying if someone brags about expensive brands like Fendi and Prada, he’ll strip them down and dress them in something ridiculous, like Lady Gaga’s extravagant outfits. He then makes a dark joke about how listening to his music might get someone in trouble with their strict mother. He reflects on how long he’s been in the game, comparing himself to an older generation that had to ration meat.

He ends by saying that today’s rap is easier to listen to, almost like the relief of a burst abscess. He then contrasts his rough, gritty crew with fake “Gucci Gang” types, making it clear that he despises the flashy, mainstream style.

[Bridge]
Eripe continues mocking a guy whose girlfriend is attracted to their group. The guy calls her a “fish,” but Eripe sees her as a predator—a “shark” in a crude sense. He highlights how chaotic and absurd their world is. Finally, he sarcastically plays with the idea of someone thinking they’re a “young god,” saying that if that’s the case, he must be their father, implying dominance over them.

[Chorus (Repeated)]
Just like before, Bardal and Eripe reinforce their unapologetic nature. They acknowledge their wild, controversial personalities while rejecting the idea that they are just rude people. The rhythm and energy continue, reinforcing the idea that their music is both aggressive and catchy. The final line repeats the earlier joke about expectations versus reality, driving home the song’s sarcastic, rebellious tone.