PRZYTUL JACKA Lyrics – Wini

PRZYTUL JACKA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Wini]
Wini starts by wondering what went wrong between him and Tede. He recalls that their conversations used to be chill and felt like they were getting closer as friends. But now he realizes it was just the drügs talking, nothing real behind it.

[Zwrotka 1: Wini]
Wini says he genuinely feels sad that things turned out this way and calls Tede a harsh name out of frustration. He remembers a wild night they shared in Słubice, partying hard and insulting another rapper together. Back then, it felt like they had a real bond, maybe even some mutual respect. Wini vaguely remembers Tede complimenting one of his tracks, though he admits he was way too high to be sure.

[Interludium: Wini]
He shrugs and says, yeah, that’s how it was. He admits Tede actually taught him something valuable—that your first line of coke should always be solid. It’s said half as a joke, half as a jab, with his signature “Essa!” at the end.

[Zwrotka 2: Wini]
Wini unloads heavy criticism on Tede, calling him a hypocrite for judging others’ drug use while being deep in it himself. He mocks him for sniffing coke everywhere and hints that Tede’s past in Amsterdam might be even worse. He throws out a string of insults, mixing anger with sarcasm. Wini talks about how they used to be cool, but now, if they meet again, there won’t be any fake smiles. He claims Tede is upset because Wini doesn’t listen to him anymore, and that’s the root of their conflict. He mocks Tede’s music, saying it’s become unbearable. Wini then talks about how some past rap beefs changed Tede, and how he underestimated his own fanbase. He says Tede was close to fading into obscurity, performing for old folks, but then rebranded himself by copying American rap styles without originality. He compares Tede to different famous rappers, saying he just mimics trends. Wini accuses Tede of being arrogant and unable to handle pressure, especially around the police. He even throws in a line about how someone like Mata, despite coming from privilege, didn’t crash like Tede did. Wini makes fun of Tede’s self-discovery journey, saying it turned into an awkward mess. He adds that Tede lost his natural vibe and now seems fake, lying to cameras and forgetting his roots. He ends by reminding Tede that he’s no longer from the streets, in case he forgot.

[Interludium: Tede]
Here, Tede speaks for a moment, saying he doesn’t really belong to this street world or its rules. He repeats that it’s not his world, making it clear he doesn’t want to play by its codes.

[Break / Cuty: DJ Pete]
This part mocks someone for being overly impressed by old school stuff that’s not even relevant anymore. It sarcastically asks where the real “street” is in all that, questioning what people call authentic.

[Interludium: Wini]
Wini admits that Tede used to rap well and that there’s some nostalgia, but ultimately says it doesn’t matter anymore—it’s over.

[Zwrotka 3: Wini]
Wini brings up a video where Tede was filming scenes with Słowik, a known criminal. He mocks Tede for bragging about it like it’s a flex, pretending he’s well-connected like Popek, even though he hasn’t earned it. Then he calls out Tede’s privileged background—his mom’s a judge, dad’s a lawyer—and wonders what people like journalist Krzysztof Stanowski would think. He recalls how some guys felt awkward being filmed next to Tede because of how fake it all looked. But in the end, no one spoke out, and Wini sarcastically says hip-hop won. He admits Tede planned it well, showing up late on purpose to steal the spotlight. Then comes a long list of names, calling Tede a snitch in every possible way—using slang, official terms, and playful insults. He admits the name-calling might be a bit much but says that’s what you do with someone so fake and slippery—you expose them.

[Outro: Wini]
Despite all the anger, Wini ends with a twisted bit of humor. He tells everyone to go hug Tede hard if they see him, because even people like him need love too. Then he signs off with his usual “Essa!”