ТО ЖЕ САМОЕ (SAME) Lyrics – ICYBANDO, OG Buda

ТО ЖЕ САМОЕ (SAME) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro doesn’t have specific words, just a repeated sound, likely adding a rhythmic or energetic effect to hype up the listener before the verse starts.

[Verse 1]
The artist starts by making it clear that what he does is his own thing, and no one should interfere. He considers himself untouchable to his enemies. He references business deals, implying that people try to profit from his success but can’t truly grasp his value. He dismisses weak attempts by others to copy his work, saying they don’t have the skill to compete. He feels his emotions are beyond words and success isn’t just about talent—there’s more to it. He mentions feeling unmotivated, struggling to get out of bed, and if he lived in Atlanta, he’d be involved in drive-by shootings, showing a rough, street-minded attitude. He’s now established, so others copy him, but he’s tired of hearing fake stories. While he’s now legit, he used to hustle illegally. He describes his lifestyle as intense, referencing heat and panic attacks. He questions people’s authenticity, showing distrust. He’s moved past old problems, enjoying life. He references Spider-Man (Peter Parker) while talking about wealth and appearance. He mocks fake hustlers, dismisses singerity figures, and claims he’s here to take what’s his. He believes respect or fear are the only options when dealing with him, and he’s ready to take action if necessary.

[Bridge]
He talks about a woman wanting to be with him, but he doesn’t want distractions. He doesn’t take certain people seriously, especially those who act tough but aren’t really about that life. What seems hard for others comes easily to him.

[Verse 2]
He boasts about making a lot of money in a short time and immediately going shopping. He struggles to wake up without certain substances, referencing addiction. He insults someone’s appearance and compares himself to a blender, mixing different influences. He sees himself as respected, even by other famous figures. He wants to be buried with drügs, showing his deep connection to that lifestyle. He compares himself to a video game character, driving recklessly without a license. He expresses frustration with someone who hasn’t done anything significant but still annoys him. He struggles with addiction, unable to stop.

[Chorus]
He wonders why people are always watching him, realizing it’s because he dominates the beat with his skills. He mocks his enemies, calling them weak. He claims to “eat” rappers for breakfast, showing his superiority in the game. He doesn’t care about fame—he wants money. He’s now above those he once looked up to and has become more valuable. He playfully mocks someone who didn’t wash their hand after shaking his, showing dominance. He believes others fear him and don’t support his music. He references THC, implying he’s high and carefree.

[Verse 3]
He refers to love as chaotic, comparing it to the unpredictable nature of the Jumanji game. His money is as brightly colored as a specific Russian producer’s signature style. He says using plugins won’t help someone sound like him—his style can’t be copied. He has loyal customers who respect him. He describes his hairstyle as long and sharp, like swords. He makes fun of someone who failed and now needs help. He claims he’s associated with both red and blue colors but fears police sirens. He references a Russian music show where he got high with a celebrity. He reinforces that he and ICYBANDO are consistent with their style and don’t change. He moves confidently, knowing he’s important now. He’s armed and prepared for anything. He treats money like a businessman, carrying large amounts of cash. He calls out someone for talking nonsense, saying they live in fantasy.

[Chorus]
He repeats the idea of people watching him because he’s dominating the beat. He continues to mock weak enemies, claiming he consumes weaker rappers. He doesn’t care about fame, only money. He surpasses those he once admired and has tripled his value. He jokes about someone fearing him and refusing to support his music. He ends by emphasizing his carefree, high lifestyle.