NUN MN FCC PROPRIJ Lyrics – SLF

NUN MN FCC PROPRIJ Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A playful intro where the artist expresses love and affection.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, the artist talks about how he’s made a lot of money in the past year and is constantly hungry for more. He admits to living recklessly, without caring about the consequences, enjoying the thrill of excess. He mixes gin and codeine, acknowledging it’s unhealthy, but doesn’t care. There’s a sense of living in the moment, without worrying about the impact his actions might have on his future.

[Strofa 2]
In this verse, the artist expresses frustration with people who talk behind his back. He mentions being in Mykonos, flaunting his fame, and feeling disconnected from those around him. Women approach him because he’s famous, asking for pictures, but he’s uninterested and even tells them not to greet him. He refers to a model he took to his suite, bored with the superficial nature of their relationship. The artist shows how fake and shallow things are, with women seeking him for his status. He mentions being surrounded by luxury items like Cartier jewelry and gold, which contrast with the emptiness of his experiences. The verse paints a picture of a world driven by status, manipulation, and indulgence.

[Ritornello]
In this part, the artist repeats his feelings of insatiable hunger, both for success and for more reckless behaviors. He reflects on how he has sacrificed personal relationships and even family for money and fame. Again, he expresses not caring about the consequences, continuing to live as if money is the only thing that matters. The repeated reference to mixing gin and codeine shows how he’s fully immersed in self-destructive habits, while still dismissing any negative repercussions.

[Strofa 3]
In this verse, the artist reflects on how people constantly try to get his attention. They call him repeatedly, but he claims not to care, even if they think something’s wrong with him. He mentions feeling pressure, symbolized by the rising numbers on his Apple Watch, indicating his stressful lifestyle. He talks about being ready for any confrontation, with a Glock in hand, and about his desire for money, fame, and recognition. The artist mentions how if someone doesn’t text him, it’s because they’re cheating, and if a woman blushes, she’s still struggling with past emotions. There’s a reference to luxury cars and a life far removed from drug dealing, but still wrapped in a self-destructive spiral. The verse highlights his detachment and the empty pursuit of status.

[Strofa 4]
Here, the artist reflects on his past, remembering moments with vivid detail. He mentions losing his memory and flying in a DeLorean, referencing both nostalgia and a fantasy world. He recalls moments with an attractive woman from Gioia, enjoying a carefree life, and entering beach clubs without paying. He mentions her wearing a Prada swimsuit, indicating the luxurious nature of his life. In the Bronx with Tyson, time seems to slip away, and he relives moments of success, like having a “golden” woman. He talks about spending huge amounts of money, even as it causes him stress. The verse paints a picture of someone living in a whirlwind of wealth and fame, but the toll it takes on their mental health and relationships is evident.

[Ritornello]
In the final chorus, the artist once again repeats his story of excessive wealth and hunger. The reckless lifestyle continues, with no regard for the consequences. He’s caught in a cycle where he uses drügs and indulgence to fill the void, even though he knows it’s disempowering. The chorus reinforces the theme of living for the moment, detached from reality and unaffected by the consequences of his actions, maintaining a carefree attitude even amidst the chaos.