Survival Lyrics – Tede

Survival Lyrics Meaning

[Refren: Tede]
This hook is all about how only the strong stay in the rap game, and the weak eventually fade out. It’s been like that before, it’s like that now, and it’ll stay that way. It’s a constant grind, a non-stop fight to stay relevant and on top. Nobody can slow it down—it’s a wild ride that just keeps going.

[Zwrotka 1: Tede]
Tede’s saying he’s ready for anything—he’s been in the game for almost 30 years and has seen it all. No matter the conditions—sun, snow, wind, or rain—he’s always prepared. His rap grows like a strong plant, just like weed does. He wants to survive and keep going because he’s got that loud, unstoppable energy. The path is rough, and the fall is real if you’re not ready. If you can’t handle it, you better quit. He compares the mic to different guns, showing how powerful and dangerous his lyrics can be. He warns against falling for fake vibes or getting too hyped on the fame. This isn’t just a game in Poland—it’s survival everywhere in the rap world, and you need to be smart to stay in it.

[Refren: Tede]
Again, this hook repeats the core message—only the toughest will make it, and that’s just how it’s always been. The rap game is survival, non-stop motion like a carriage you can’t just stop. It’s all about staying in the fight.

[Zwrotka 2: Abel]
Abel jumps in saying the mic’s waiting, and he’s not into drügs—he’s focused on his craft. He mentions a pager and how the buzz is dying down, promising he’s still here. Not many people know him well, but he’s still making waves. He had a good start with WJ studio and compares his rise to a rocket, like Iga Świątek’s career. On his feet, he’s rocking some fresh kicks—not as a spy like Kloss, but like Michael Jordan. He likes flying in Air Forces but delivers his rhymes with a classy vibe. People call him Abracham—not Lincoln, but still someone with a big name. He’s all about putting words together, telling people to ditch the meds. He’s not impressed with trash music in Polish rap. He shuts down hate, says he’s always coming back, and his rap adds fuel to the fire. That “44 – Marywilska” line feels like a hidden reference with power behind it.

[Refren: Tede]
Once again, this part reminds us that only the strong keep going, and weak ones drop out. The rap game never stops, and time just keeps pushing everyone forward in this constant hustle.

[Zwrotka 3: Tede]
Tede’s saying you can write anything on paper, and people in the rap world will accept it if it fits. He’s always grinding, treating rap like a 24/7 battle. It’s a constant war, like being Rambo non-stop. Doesn’t matter if it’s trap, old school, new school, or even drunken freestyle—what counts is who can survive. Weak rappers will get left behind, like outdated downloads. He’s been through a lot, the beat is still knocking, and he’s still here. The mic is burning hot like strong weed, and if you can’t keep up, you’re out. For him, rap isn’t just music—it’s staying alive and pushing through.

[Refren: Tede]
This hook keeps driving the point home—those who are stronger will outlast the weaker ones. Rap is a battle, always has been, and always will be. Time goes on, but the fight never ends.