Mbappé, Bellingham, Vinicius Jr Lyrics (English Translation) – Beny Jr Delarue 1MMK

Mbappé, Bellingham, Vinicius Jr (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist sets a chaotic, intense tone, hinting at inner turmoil. The phrase “war in mind, never peace” suggests that the artist is dealing with constant mental conflict and struggles. The reference to being “lost in loneliness” indicates a feeling of isolation, while “a Palestinian, I don’t want peace” conveys defiance and a rejection of the status quo. The mention of “suppressor doing a backflip” adds a sense of danger and rebellion. The playful line about “sweet, salty, garlic parmesan” contrasts with the tension, showing a mix of toughness and light-heartedness.

[Verse]
In this verse, the artist talks about being used to chaos and the harsh realities of life, especially the negative side of street culture. He describes his heart being torn apart by the “ruins of the street,” which could symbolize the emotional toll that life in tough environments can have. The advice from his mother to avoid bad influences shows a desire for protection and caution. There’s a critique of superficial relationships, where loyalty is discussed but rarely demonstrated. He also mentions living a life without rehearsals or practice, implying that life is unpredictable and full of challenges. The metaphor of “stopping problems with my burger” is an interesting way of saying he handles issues in his own style. The artist references wearing all black, which often represents toughness or mystery, and adds that he’s surrounded by “dragons,” possibly a metaphor for dangerous people or situations. He mentions high-profile figures like Messi and Falcao, relating their late arrivals or actions to his own approach to life, which involves being always prepared and taking action when necessary. The line “money but beaten by vice” reflects how material wealth doesn’t always protect people from personal flaws. The verse ends with a mix of references to street life, loyalty, and betrayal, with the artist proclaiming that despite everything, he stands strong.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the artist emphasizes his inner conflict and sense of alienation. “War in mind, never peace” reflects ongoing mental struggles. The line “I lost myself in solitude to understand loyalty” highlights how he distanced himself from others to learn the true meaning of loyalty. The reference to “Palestinian, I don’t want peace” suggests resistance to external pressures or expectations, choosing to remain strong and independent. He also states that he no longer has friends, perhaps as a way of protecting himself from betrayal, and the line about the TMAX motorcycle implies he’s constantly on the move, escaping or avoiding the troubles around him.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist continues to reflect on the theme of internal conflict. “War in mind, never peace” is repeated, reinforcing the idea that his mental battles never cease. He mentions understanding loyalty after being alone, showing that isolation taught him important lessons about trust. The reference to figures like Bellingham, Mbappé, and Vinicius serves as a reminder that even those with success and fame are not immune to life’s struggles. The line “your vices win you over” emphasizes how personal flaws and bad habits can overpower someone, even if they have money. The outro ends with a reaffirmation of the artist’s strength, resilience, and willingness to face whatever challenges come his way, all while dealing with his own inner battles.