Mırrmırr Lyrics – Patron

Mırrmırr Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş]
The phrase “Ko je Slavic Boy?” asks, “Who is the Slavic Boy?”

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Patron claims that he is the only “Patron” (boss), and even though he may be alone, he stays true to himself and doesn’t tolerate fake people. He makes fun of others, saying they bark like dogs and need a leash. Patron references pop culture characters like Batman and Joker to show how he’s on a different level. He also expresses his dominance in the rap scene, mocking people who think they’ve made it just because of one song. Patron takes shots at certain people, including calling out some individuals by name and implying that their behavior is disrespectful. He mentions a previous conflict with someone (Ebo) and emphasizes that Turkish rap isn’t just about looks but about living the real life. Patron expresses that he doesn’t forgive easily, and if someone tries to take advantage, they’ll face the consequences. He warns others that his success is here to stay and shows no sign of reconciliation with those who wronged him.

[Köprü]
The repeated call for “halay” (a traditional Turkish dance) suggests excitement and energy, encouraging everyone to join in and have fun together.

[Nakarat]
Patron is still lurking in the background, waiting for the right moment to strike. He warns that people who have wronged him will eventually fall. When he speaks, everyone listens and stays quiet, highlighting his power and influence.

[Verse 2]
Patron compares himself to a cat and others to dogs. He asserts his independence, stating that he can leave or return whenever he wants, and doesn’t follow the pack. He shifts from barking dogs to meowing cats, symbolizing his confidence and control.

[Köprü]
Patron humorously calls out the confusion of his cat and lion comparisons, and tells people to have fun and take things lightly while they can.

[Nakarat]
Once again, Patron expresses his patience and plans, telling people that when the time comes, they will regret crossing him. He is confident that when he speaks, all will fall silent.

[Köprü]
Patron calls for more energy, urging the crowd to turn up the volume and excitement as they dance together.

[Verse 2]
Patron reflects on how some people have fallen out of touch with the true essence of culture. He laughs at those who’ve become famous for shallow reasons, suggesting that he’s seen it all and remains unaffected. He mentions how the past has shaped him and makes fun of people who have risen to fame without real talent or substance.

[Çıkış]
The outro expresses Patron’s intention to confront everyone who’s wronged him. He’s ready to take on anyone and is confident in his ability to succeed.