Oppio Lyrics (English Translation) – Tony Boy

Oppio (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Tony Boy]
He’s talking to someone who wants a sad, emotional vibe in the music—maybe something deep and moody. He throws in some vocal sounds and taglines to set the tone for a laid-back, raw kind of track.

[Chorus: Tony Boy]
He’s saying that life tends to reset or shift back and forth, and he doesn’t care about brand names—he only cares about how things feel or look on him. If someone wishes bad on him, the feeling’s mutual. People keep asking for explanations or clarity, but he has none to offer. He repeats “opium” like a symbol for something addictive or numbing. And with all the gossip around him, he doesn’t care—he’s mentally checked out, like a ghost.

[Verse 1: Tony Boy]
He’s saying if you don’t adapt or move out of the way, you’ll get crushed. Now that he’s sharp and alert, he feels unstoppable. He paints a chaotic party scene—maybe he’s on a rooftop with a hookah in hand, living fast and flashy. He burns through his phone battery posting his lifestyle online, throws cash like it’s nothing, and doesn’t care about anyone’s approval. But under it all, he feels the sadness of living in a fake, shallow world that only rises because of surface-level hype.

[Chorus: Tony Boy]
Life keeps shifting, either settling or falling apart, and he doesn’t get hung up on labels—he’s about style, not logos. Anyone wishing him harm gets the same energy back. People keep asking him for direction or truth, but he’s got nothing to give. He keeps chanting “opium,” maybe as a symbol for escape or numbness, and shuts out all the drama by emotionally disappearing from it.

[Verse 2: Simba La Rue & Tony Boy]
He makes it clear that he’s not actually selling drügs—people just assume because of his lifestyle. He feels targeted, like people are jealous and wishing bad on him, but he’s made a lot of money fast. He mocks people who fake their lifestyle, calling their smoke “cooked,” meaning fake or weak. His fashion and food are top-tier—he wears designer shoes and eats luxury meals. He even brags about women being into him and having the skills to defeat anyone trying to bring him down. He’s got confidence, money, and options. If people still want drügs, he’s got plenty—he compares them to colors, which hints at different types. But he doesn’t want people to mistake his cleverness or boldness for foolishness—he knows exactly what he’s doing.

[Chorus: Tony Boy]
Again, he reflects on how things in life keep changing or falling into place. He doesn’t focus on brand names—what matters is the vibe and how things suit him. If someone’s coming at him with hate, he’s not afraid to return that same energy. Everyone keeps expecting him to have deep answers, but he’s got nothing to give. He repeats “opium” like it represents something toxic or consuming, and tunes out the rumors by staying distant, like he’s not even really there.