SMITH ‘N’ WESSON Lyrics – Geolier

SMITH ‘N’ WESSON Lyrics Meaning

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Geolier paints a vivid picture of his life, filled with challenges, violence, and bravado. He talks about the hate he receives from friends, the greed and betrayal from women, and his tough street life. He mentions the power and fear associated with his actions, referencing symbols like the Huracán (a luxury car) and Wu-Tang Clan (a famous rap group). He describes himself as a person who’s lived a life far removed from religious beliefs, living like a warrior or a “Mujaheddin,” implying that he’s been through intense struggles. He talks about his loyalty to his circle, with phrases like “sto cu’ Ninja Lele” (I’m with Ninja Lele), showing his strong connections. Geolier also notes that he’s not into materialism or the usual clichés—he isn’t just looking for a “gift,” but is more real, not afraid of the rough and dangerous life he’s in. He reflects on how he’s given material gifts to his family, showing a softer side amidst all the hardness.

[Ritornello]
In the chorus, Geolier emphasizes his dangerous, cool persona. He’s “chilling” in an environment where things are “hot” (90 degrees), likening it to the melting of hashish, a drug that symbolizes the harshness of his world. He carries a Smith & Wesson (a gun), symbolizing protection and power, and is “charged with rhythm,” meaning he’s ready to take on any challenge. He compares himself to icons like Michael Jackson, Tyson, and Jordan, showing his confidence and greatness, just like these legendary figures. It’s clear that Geolier is asserting his place as someone who commands respect and can handle the roughness of his life.

[Strofa 2]
In the second verse, Geolier reflects on his success in the rap game and his versatility as an artist. He describes himself as competitive, even calling himself a “collector of rappers,” implying that he’s at the top of his game. He makes a comparison to Denver from “Money Heist,” suggesting he has the skills and the charisma of a clever, strategic figure. Geolier explains how he can switch up his music style—whether it’s love songs, pop, or bangers—depending on the vibe. He confidently states that he can roll in different ways, whether walking around, driving a scooter, or rolling in a luxury car like a Defender. He highlights his influence, with many followers, and compares his following to Saddam Hussein’s (a leader with vast power). He talks about how he’s becoming more focused, training for awards, and how he’s earned everything he has. Geolier also touches on his experiences with fame and the fake nature of the industry, calling out people who only show off on social media. There’s a mention of his ties to wealthy and influential people, as well as the idea that in Italy, everyone seems to be rich and tough, but he stands out from the crowd.

[Ritornello]
In the repeated chorus, Geolier reaffirms his powerful image, feeling as “hot” and dangerous as the temperature. He’s still “melting” like hashish, which suggests he’s constantly in a state of tension or action. Again, he carries his Smith & Wesson, always prepared, and is “charged” with energy, aligning himself with the greatness of Michael Jackson, Tyson, and Jordan. The comparison to these legends emphasizes how he sees himself: at the top, a figure of immense skill and influence, much like the famous personalities or iconic movies he mentions.