Kraina wêdlin Lyrics – Bardal

Kraina wêdlin Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Bardal]
The intro is a playful and bold announcement from the artist, where he greets his listeners and brings attention to his return. It’s like a signature or catchphrase, setting the tone for the song with confidence and swagger.

[Zwrotka 1: Bardal]
In this verse, Bardal expresses feelings of being misunderstood and disconnected from the people around him. He talks about how fans wish for his death and how he feels trapped in a world that isn’t aligned with his values, using the metaphor of a vegan in a land of meat lovers. He mentions how people gave him advice but ended up living hypocritical lives themselves. Reflecting on his past, he recalls wild and risky plans he had, but things changed, and he stopped certain behaviors like smoking and partying. He also describes how, despite being broke in the past, he still gave everything he had and gained recognition. The verse mixes humor with critique of the fake people he encounters and how he sees through their intentions.

[Refren: Bardal, Eripe]
In the chorus, Bardal admits to being a “pig” (a rough, wild character) but makes it clear that this is part of his personality, and he’s unapologetic about it. The line “I’m well-raised, the idea that Rip is rude is a myth” suggests that people misunderstand him. The lyrics are raw and unapologetic, implying that while others might pretend to be something they’re not, Bardal owns his real self, even if it’s messy. The chorus continues with sarcastic humor, challenging the expectations of others in a playful but rebellious tone.

[Zwrotka 2: Eripe]
In the second verse, Eripe joins the track with a more aggressive tone, targeting other rappers. He mocks those who criticize him, claiming he has dirt on everyone. Eripe reflects on his return after going through difficult times, almost like a rebirth. He expresses disdain for materialism and luxury brands, sarcastically comparing them to “Lady Gaga” style, showing how he sees through the fake nature of fame and wealth. He also critiques the new rap scene, calling it superficial and shallow. The verse is filled with defiance, rejecting norms and embracing an unfiltered, raw attitude toward the music industry and society.

[Przejście: Eripe]
In this bridge, Eripe takes a jab at someone’s partner, mocking their affection for him and suggesting that the partner is being fake. He compares the person to a “shark,” calling them manipulative. He also critiques the idea of feeling like a “young god” and claims to be their “elder,” implying that the younger generation has a lot to learn from him. This section highlights his superiority complex and disdain for the arrogance he perceives in others.

[Refren: Bardal, Eripe]
In the chorus again, both Bardal and Eripe continue with their defiant attitude. The repetition emphasizes the theme of self-acceptance despite others’ judgments. Bardal maintains that he is unapologetic and bold, unafraid to be “the pig” everyone might criticize. The focus remains on their raw, unfiltered personalities, mocking others who hide behind pretenses. The line about wanting to see “breasts” but eating “sushi from the ass” further reinforces the contrast between what people expect and what they actually get, with a sense of humor and rebellion.