Shame Akhar Lyrics – Vinak

Shame Akhar Lyrics Meaning

[مقدمه‌]
He starts off with a sarcastic and mocking tone, acting like someone is being forced to admit they messed up. He keeps pushing them to confess they’ve done something embarrassing, as if he’s putting pressure on them in a playful but humiliating way. It feels like an opening designed to set the mood for a diss track by showing dominance from the very first lines.

[ورس اول]
He throws rapid insults and challenges, calling out the other side for being sloppy, fake, and weak. He paints himself as someone strong and fearless who doesn’t back down from enemies. He compares himself to powerful animals and acts like the people he’s dissing can’t handle his presence or words. He claims their group is clumsy and untrustworthy, and he mocks them for copying his style instead of having their own. He says they should start praying because he’s about to overpower them in every way.

He keeps going with jabs about their appearance, their music skills, and the way they act online. He describes them as people who only comment for attention, not genuine support. He talks like he’s always ready and waiting for them to slip up, and he claims he can easily push them aside. He also takes shots at their video team, saying even they are scared. At the end, he talks about lighting someone up metaphorically, then relaxing afterwards, showing that for him, beating them verbally is almost effortless.

[ورس دوم]
He says nothing he does ever goes by the books, and he and his crew come down on their opponents suddenly and intensely. He imagines seeing them in a tough situation and handling them without hesitation. He questions why certain people aren’t being held accountable while others are, hinting at unfairness or hidden connections. He says he knows what’s going on because the rumors always reach him. He compares them to someone pretending to be tough while he and his group stay solid.

He says he isn’t changing for anyone and doesn’t pretend to like places he doesn’t. He mocks someone’s manager and uses strong threats—not literal—just part of the aggressive rap tone. He calls them people who switch sides whenever the wind changes and surround themselves with wannabe tough guys. He claims he can turn anyone into a nobody if they cross him and adds he has no trust left for people who betrayed him.

He addresses the breakup of a group, saying it fell apart because someone couldn’t handle the pressure. He tells them to stop talking nonsense and brings up how they keep losing things or messing up. He says they bluff on beats while he hits hard with his own style. He exaggerates consequences for dramatic effect, saying after he’s done with them, they’ll be left weak. He insists his songs are sharp and he cuts off traitors without hesitation. He labels them in a mocking way and says he gets inside their heads like constant comments online. He warns them to show respect and stop pretending they’re tougher than they are, and ends by mocking them for making simple content like vlogs with their parents.

[هم‌خوان]
He questions how the others are still releasing music and still out in public like everything is normal. He repeats that only he and his people know what really happened behind the scenes. He uses the hook to emphasize the idea that the truth isn’t what the other side is presenting.

[ورس دوم]
He asks who ever told them they’re tough, treating them like they’re trying to act bigger than they are. He makes fun of them with playful names and says that when he shows up, they get quiet fast. He claims he and his crew have already defeated their rivals and that the real scene belongs to them. He says the people he’s talking to don’t understand the situation and would get crushed easily. He throws sarcastic greetings and paints them as someone whose confidence disappears by morning.

He says his lyrics are surrounded by a darker, stronger vibe and that his style hits harder. He mocks someone for constantly calling their own supporter to save them. He says everything they try is obvious now and they can’t hide anything. He says he and his group are bold and powerful, much more than the people he’s calling out. He jokes that they can’t even hold themselves together when things get tough and that they can’t handle his words.

He calls himself the real deal and offers to teach them how to rhyme properly. He compares his aggressive rap style to an attack and says they should’ve been prepared by now. He says whenever he comes around, they go silent and start complaining to others. He exaggerates again, saying their bones would be like dog treats if they faced him. Anyone who didn’t stay loyal, he labels as untrustworthy. He calls himself wild and references how many opponents he’s taken down. He mentions being taken away to face consequences, saying the fake friends always show their true colors. He ends by saying he doesn’t trust them at all anymore and that everything he does is strategic, backed by strong records.

[هم‌خوان]
He repeats the questions about how they’re still releasing music and still out freely. He reinforces the idea that only he and his side really know what’s going on. He emphasizes that the others’ presence doesn’t match the real story he’s aware of.