SLOT Lyrics (English Translation) – Niky Savage

SLOT (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Niky Savage]
Here, Niky seems to be setting the mood, showing a mix of frustration and vulnerability. He’s asking not to be scolded for stuff he already knows and admits he can be provocative sometimes, maybe as a defense. The repeated “uah” sound gives a feeling of emotional build-up, like he’s holding back pain or stress.

[Chorus: Niky Savage]
In this part, he’s asking for clarity—either leave him alone or fully trust him. He wants deep love or nothing at all. He reflects on his hard past, growing up hearing “no,” while someone else lived a more privileged life. The mention of “broken hearts at the slots” suggests taking emotional risks, and the Maldives line adds a wish to escape and find peace.

[Verse 1: Niky Savage]
Niky opens up about feeling hollow inside and struggling to love properly. He admits he’s got a tough exterior and might even end up like his father if things go wrong. He’s dealing with emotional pain so deep it causes physical discomfort. He can’t understand why kind people always seem to suffer the most. His world is full of loss, with a dead friend and another locked away in a psychiatric facility. People judge him without knowing what he’s been through, not realizing he’s just a human under all the toughness. He feels like he’s had it rougher than many popular artists people admire. If music doesn’t work out, he’s done with it all. Despite all this anger and rejection, he says he hasn’t changed at his core—he’s still reactive but remains loyal. Even if someone disrespects or hurts him badly, he won’t return that hate. That shows how deeply he feels and how much he craves love and loyalty, even if he struggles to show it.

[Chorus: Niky Savage & Lazza]
This part repeats the same message of emotional conflict and longing. He’s again asking for someone to either fully trust and love him or let him go. He compares his tough upbringing to someone else’s comfortable life, hinting at how different their worlds are. Despite the pain and chaos, he still dreams of taking that person somewhere peaceful, like the Maldives.

[Verse 2: Lazza]
Lazza jumps in here and brings his own vibe—he’s confident, powerful, and cautious with trust. He describes himself as a boss in his world, almost like a dangerous figure you shouldn’t mess with, like a genie that shouldn’t be disturbed. He’s making money fast, cutting off problems without hesitation, and doing it all on his own terms. He talks about how people helped build him up, then abandoned him, but he’s still standing strong. While his friends might just hang around, he’s been putting in real work, from hustling on the streets to delivering sharp lyrics. He compares his craft to high art and calls out people trying to copy him. He makes it clear—if you want to shine, you’ve got to go through the darkness first. He doesn’t like being tied to past labels and wants people to see him for who he really is, not who they think he used to be. He’s proud of standing apart from the crowd and doesn’t care about fitting in.

[Chorus: Niky Savage]
Once more, the chorus brings back the emotional plea for love and trust. Niky’s asking someone to either be fully in or get out of his life. He brings up his tough background again, highlighting the contrast between his struggles and the other person’s luxury. But deep down, he still wants to share something special, like a trip to the Maldives, showing his hope for something better.

[Outro: Niky Savage]
In the ending, Niky gets really honest. He doesn’t want to be reminded of his flaws—he already knows them. He admits that sometimes he causes problems, but not on purpose. If the relationship falls apart, he knows the other person will move on and love themselves, but he’ll be the one left behind. He’d love them with everything, like he might not be around tomorrow, but fears they’ll end up hating him like everyone else.