Serghei Mizil/Wizrd Lyrics – Ian

Serghei Mizil/Wizrd Lyrics Meaning

[Partea I: Serghei Mizil]
[Strofă]
Here, Ian paints a picture of someone who’s been living a wild and dangerous life from a young age. He says he was making money even before he had an ID card, meaning he’s been in the street game early. He talks about his brother, who’s known for being sharp and feared, and how they were earning money on the streets as kids. Now, everyone from gangsters to hitmen shows him respect. He describes his life like a movie—full of chaos, drügs, women, and wild nights. The lines about switching SIM cards daily and people forgetting their PINs show how deep they are in drug use and criminal activity. He brags about not paying taxes, living outside the system, and being far ahead of others still caught in old habits. He mocks people who act tough in front of him and compares himself to public figures with a rebellious image. He ends it with a chaotic scene, waking up after a wild night, unaware of the police knocking.

[Partea II: Wizrd]
[Refren]
Ian brags about his online influence, saying anything he posts blows up the internet. He talks about speeding in a powerful car without even having a license, showing his disregard for rules. He casually mentions making a joint and not needing to write anything down, which shows how easy and natural this lifestyle is for him. Someone brings over a TV, but he makes it clear he’s not running a pawn shop—he’s rich. He’s carrying a lot of weight, literally and metaphorically, and feels too heavy to be judged. With big, tattooed guys behind him, he says no one can tell him what to do. He hints that he’s more powerful than people think and has enough money and influence to ruin someone. Even though he’s under legal watch, he’s still standing strong.

[Strofă]
This part dives deeper into the dark side of the hustle. Ian talks about dealing large quantities of drügs and how dangerous and intense the business is. He says cowards run away when things get serious. He mentions a woman who looks after him like a nanny, which adds a strange, twisted comfort to his rough world. His crew has hidden criminal records and are always ready for trouble. He warns not to mess with them, even if he gets beat up—it’s never a clean win against them. Peace can flip into violence fast, and he’s always watching his back because danger can come from anyone, even close ones. He gives a harsh reality check that street life can turn deadly, and it’s not for the weak. He talks about making fast money through chaos, living without a home, sleeping with random women, and waking up in messy situations. The nights are violent, full of drügs, swords, and big money—where every move comes with a serious risk.

[Refren]
Again, Ian flexes his online reach, fast cars, and rule-breaking attitude. He’s living fast, posting flashy stuff that gets people talking. He smokes without care and shows off that he doesn’t need notebooks or planning—he moves on instinct. When people show up with stuff like TVs, he reminds them he’s not broke or desperate. He’s carrying serious weight, which could mean money, drügs, or just responsibility, and says no one can control or scold him. People might not realize who he really is, but he’s got enough power and cash to shut anyone down. Even with serious legal cases against him, he’s still out here, not hiding.