Shoma Shenidin Ma Didim Lyrics – Shayea

Shoma Shenidin Ma Didim Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part of the song talks about the difference between just hearing about something and actually living it. The rapper is saying that while others might have only heard stories, he and his crew have experienced the real struggles of the streets. He emphasizes that their presence is strong everywhere, they have seen everything firsthand, and they don’t hesitate to take action when necessary. The lyrics carry a sense of pride in their street background and a warning to those who pretend to understand their world.

[Verse 1]
Here, Shayea talks about how people might recognize and respect him because of what he has actually been through. He criticizes those who just talk tough but have no real experiences. He suggests that while some people see the street life as a ticket to fame, for him, it’s a reality filled with struggles. He makes it clear that if someone isn’t on his level, he won’t even bother responding to them, but if they are, he will challenge them. He also mocks those who act tough but are actually weak, implying that many in the rap industry or street culture are just putting on a show. He calls out fake gangsters who dress in knock-off brands and act like they belong when they don’t. In the end, he tells his crew to record videos, showing they are the real deal while others are just acting.

[Chorus]
Again, the chorus repeats the idea that others have only heard about the struggles of the streets, but Shayea and his people have truly lived them. Their experiences give them credibility, and they are always ready for whatever comes their way.

[Verse 2]
Shayea compares himself to a lion who once protected those weaker than him, but now he has to fight to claim his rightful place in Persian rap. He makes it clear that for some, rap is just entertainment, but for him, it’s serious. He warns that if someone crosses him, they will end up broken and helpless. He criticizes those who only talk big but don’t actually back it up. He points out that true loyalty and respect can’t be bought, and some people will do anything for money, even selling out their own family. He mocks those who think they have power but are actually weak and desperate. He ends the verse by saying that while others try to act like they matter, in reality, they are insignificant, and he and his crew remain dominant.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the message that real-life experience is different from just hearing about it. Shayea and his team represent authenticity and action, while others are just talking.

[Verse 3]
Here, Shayea talks about how people constantly watch his moves, wondering who he associates with. He recalls a conversation with someone who acknowledges his talent and influence. He rejects the idea of writing lyrics for others because he sees himself as a true rapper, not just a songwriter for hire. He dismisses those who try to talk to him as irrelevant and mocks their weak attempts at acting tough. He also criticizes those who act like criminals but are actually weak and afraid of law enforcement. He points out that many rappers are just tourists in the industry, meaning they don’t have long-term influence or true dedication.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus reinforces the contrast between real experience and fake storytelling. Shayea emphasizes that he and his people are active and fearless, always in the middle of everything, while others just talk from a distance.