Problem Lyrics – Sajfer

Problem Lyrics Meaning

[Uvod: Avaks]
Is something ever really gonna happen?

[Refren: Cunami & Seksi]
This part talks about how life feels like one big problem, whether it’s day or night. The focus is always on hustling and living that street life. It doesn’t matter if they’re carrying a backpack, riding in a car, or chilling at home—it’s all the same vibe. There’s danger out in the streets and intensity even in the gym, like it’s a constant battle no matter where you are.

[Strofa 1: Seksi & Avaks]
Here, it’s showing how chaotic and dangerous their world is. There’s beef, guns, and arguments going on all the time. Symbols like scarves and flags show gang or crew loyalty. The economy’s a mess too, with the euro falling and interest rates going up. Acting stupid can get you hurt. Everything smells like gas and trouble, money moves fast, and they come from a rough place filled with crime. The environment they grew up in shaped this life.

[Refren: Cunami]
Again, this part repeats that it’s always about the hustle, no matter if it’s daytime or night. Life keeps throwing the same problems and pressures. Whether you’re carrying a bag or chilling in a car or apartment, it doesn’t matter. The streets are packed with weapons, and even places like gyms feel intense like a fight zone.

[Strofa 2: Sajfer & Avaks]
The streets are dark and dangerous—getting hurt is easy. His crew stays armed and ready, hiding weapons in cars. Local guys have money, maybe from shady stuff, and they roll through confidently. They’re dressed in expensive brands like Hugo Boss and feel like they’re part of a tight plan or code. The street respects them, and in return, they embrace that wild lifestyle. Expensive watches show they’re not worried about time—just about staying on top.

[Refren: Cunami]
It’s the same chorus again, showing how life is nonstop stress and street action, day or night. The grind never ends, whether they’re carrying gear, moving between spots, or just living. The streets are always tense, and even training spaces feel like battlegrounds. The repetition shows how trapped they feel in this lifestyle.

[Strofa 3: Cunami & Avaks]
This part brings in some swagger and fun, even while keeping that street edge. He’s talking about smoking good stuff, being ready to fight, and using flashy weapons. He’s great with rhymes but not worried about proper grammar. His style hits hard like a wave, and he drops names like Gotti and mafia vibes at a wedding hall. It’s all about wild energy, illegal stuff, and how people from all kinds of professions are involved.

[Refren: Cunami]
Just like before, it’s about living with constant problems and street pressure all day and night. Life revolves around hustling, surviving, and dealing with whatever comes. The streets are always packed with danger, and even their everyday spots feel like arenas. The cycle just keeps going.