SHINJUKU FREESTYLE Lyrics – White Widow

SHINJUKU FREESTYLE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Aleshen, Kosior]
Celebrating a win or success with hype energy.

[Zwrotka 1: Kosior]
He’s talking about how he loves living it up on the weekends, without worrying about ending up in rehab. Even if he gets paranoid in the mornings, he keeps pushing. He doesn’t care what people online say—he’s doing his own thing and feels like he’s on a higher level. When he shows up, he brings intensity and problems for anyone hating. He doesn’t waste time on pointless talk—he wants to hear about money. He looks after himself and his crew, and he’s confident enough to brag about his quick hotel hookups. Even though he’s “won the race,” the road hasn’t been easy. His mind is full of thoughts, but he struggles to express them. Still, their moms are proud of how far they’ve come. His group stays loyal, real, and solid. He compares mixing things with salt to how they blend stuff in their lifestyle. He’s partying with girls in a fancy apartment, asking for his bottle, and aiming for the stars. The mukbang reference? That’s just them indulging in excess—eating life up together, enjoying everything to the max.

[Refren: Macias]
He’s inviting people to bring their friends over and have fun, probably with drinks or smoke, while also throwing a jab at someone who thought they were special but got humbled. He says he’s sharp with money and doesn’t need spreadsheets to manage his spending—it’s all calculated in his head. His temper is extreme, and if provoked, he explodes like a b0mb. He and his boys are straightforward, no filters. If he needs money, he’ll go get it aggressively, even breaking in if needed. He’s smart with handling cash and doesn’t let anyone trick him. He casually mentions hooking up with someone like it was no big deal—just another story from last night.

[Zwrotka 2: Bary]
He’s confused why people even ask who smells good, brushing it off while pouring a drink with someone sitting on his lap. He mocks others for being clueless, saying he can smell their nonsense from far away. Then he reflects on how far he’s come—the journey was long because there was no easier path. He criticizes soft people who get offended easily and calls out online personalities for being fake. Everyone online pretends to care or like you, but deep down, they just want to use you. Along the way, people lose their values, and it’s hard to find anyone truly real. His patience is constantly tested, and he warns others not to come at him with fake energy. He gives props to a young hustler who stayed tough even through tragedy. He believes everyone wants money, and anyone saying they don’t is lying. He wants a life like Jeff Bezos—with wealth and a woman who takes care of him, cooks, does laundry, and satisfies him. He’s tired of drama and just wants someone chill and loyal.

[Refren: Macias]
Again, he invites someone’s guy over to join in the fun, while mocking another person for thinking they were special but ended up being just average. He brags about being naturally good with finances—he doesn’t need software to track his money. His emotional scale is off the charts, and if someone annoys him, he reacts explosively. He and his crew are real, no pretending. He’ll get the money no matter what it takes, even breaking through doors. He’s slick with business and can’t be fooled. He casually mentions sleeping with someone again, acting like it was nothing, just something that happened.

[Zwrotka 3: Chłopiec]
He’s fed up with people who change the subject like idiots. He calls out spoiled kids pretending they started from the bottom, when really their parents fund their partying. He says these types just talk without substance. He’s numb to most things now and doesn’t get impressed easily. His nose is always blocked—maybe from drügs or the fast life—and he’s constantly shouting that he doesn’t care about the court system. He’s been wild for years and still hasn’t settled down. He sees people who can’t take sides or make decisions and questions why they’re even allowed a voice. He’s gone through mental struggles and paranoia after years of chaos. Things may have shifted a bit, but the deeper issues are still there. He’s drinking and living recklessly with friends who are just as wild, and there’s no end in sight—they keep doing the same things, and nobody knows when it’ll stop.