Red Bull 64 Bars Lyrics – Tony Boy

Red Bull 64 Bars Lyrics Meaning

[Parte I]
[Intro]
This intro is just the artist hyping himself and the producer, setting the mood with energetic sounds and name drops.

[Strofa]
Here, Tony Boy talks about how featuring on someone’s track can save their career because his presence adds value. He compares being in a small restaurant room to feeling like he’s in ancient Greece, showing how special and powerful he feels. When he shows up at parties, he changes the vibe completely. People talk about him, but he spends their music money quickly, showing confidence. He mentions fake women and rappers he can’t stand and says he doesn’t respond to insults because some things are better left ignored. He says if he copied others, his life would be worse. He also talks about ungrateful kids and how he smokes and rises while karma hits others. He calls out a dishonest person but won’t waste time giving a long speech. Finally, he says his dad is a legend, not some toxic rapper.

[Parte II]
[Intro]
Just a casual “yeah” to start the next part.

[Strofa]
In this part, Tony Boy describes being a rapper in the club, making rich people feel useless around him. He talks about a girl who never stops, always holding a balloon, probably hinting at drügs. Everyone seems high, like it’s a habit. He invites people to drink his drink and then send him their high. He enjoys fancy things like oysters and champagne and doesn’t judge his girl. Many copycats around him make him feel unique. He mentions “Tony B” like a doubt in his mind, while he keeps opportunities locked in his pouch. On a full moon night, he howls like a wolf. He talks about kids who grew up tough with dark looks. Someone tried to act tough like a famous guy but failed. He’s cooking in his neighborhood without messing up. Sometimes he thinks about telling people off. He spends a lot on gold and knows people hate him from their lonely places. He wonders where someone’s rap skill disappeared to, comparing it to a fading artist.

[Parte III]
[Intro]
Just laughing and hyping, setting a chill, playful vibe.

[Strofa]
Tony Boy describes getting off a van and onto a jet, remembering he was once just a kid and never weak. He calls out someone who made money and drives a fancy car but is still weak in his eyes. Lots of girls want his attention and want to be with him. People try to figure out what he’s thinking and what’s behind his serious look. He warns fake offshore tax experts not to talk about taxes with his people. He talks about his guns jokingly, comparing them to a famous comedy duo. Haters stay home while he handles conflicts during nights out. He thinks the other person’s words are nonsense while he’s always working but looks like he’s on vacation. Rapping is too easy for him now, so he focuses on making money. His girl never complains about his main hustle.

[Outro]
A short, relaxed “okay” to end this section.

[Parte IV]
[Ritornello]
Tony Boy says all the hard things he’s seen have affected him, but he’s thankful for finding someone special who supports him. When he talks, he sees his people in his eyes, showing pride and connection. He’s run a lot, but it’s just training to stay ready. His mind is complicated and hard to figure out. He carries ten thousand euros in his jacket. He and his microphone are inseparable, showing how connected he is to his music. He lives the trap life, locked inside a building, focused on his grind.

[Strofa]
He says it matters who you beat and who beats you, but winning or losing isn’t the main point. He parties often, letting many people in at once. He shops a lot and buys drügs in bulk. People call him the “GOAT” (greatest of all time) when he appears and “King” when he’s at the bank. His girl calls him “Papi” when they’re intimate. Others want his spot but can’t handle the pressure it brings.

[Ritornello]
Again, he talks about how tough experiences shaped him, but he feels lucky to have found someone who understands him. When he speaks, he reflects his people’s struggles and pride. He’s run a lot, but it was just practice. His mind is still a mystery. He keeps a lot of money on him. His mic and he are inseparable, living that trap life inside a building. He stays quiet but turns pain into gold, showing strength through struggle.