SUV BOOMER Lyrics (English Translation) – Kizo

SUV BOOMER (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s riding around in a luxury black SUV, probably a BMW, living a fast-paced life where he doesn’t have time for small talk or relationships. He’s always on the move, either traveling or mentally checked out. Music’s on the back burner because he’s too busy chilling and getting high. His main focus is avoiding the struggles of poverty and chasing wealth, which to him smells way better than being broke.

[Verse: Kizo]
He’s either doing chores like mowing the lawn or having his dad do it, because he’s always away, living life on the road. He’s not even interested in the big flashy experiences others crave, like going to Colombia—he’s good with simple comforts like a kebab. He keeps dreaming of vacations but ends up at wild beach parties or afterparties at friends’ places, with no judgment around. Life feels like one long weekend. Whether he’s living it up in fancy places or not sleeping at all, it comes with the lifestyle. When he gets back home, even music instruments don’t bother him—he’s just in the zone. Relationships feel like confessions, deep or dramatic, but he’d rather skip the emotional baggage. For him, this crazy lifestyle is worth it. No matter how wild or chaotic things get, he wouldn’t say he’s wasted any time—he sees it all as part of the fun and grind.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s riding in his fancy SUV, focused on the hustle and the high life. He doesn’t want to stop for small things like flirting or collecting phone numbers. He’s always drifting through life—sometimes physically, sometimes mentally. Working on music seems tough with everything else going on. Rolling joints takes up time too. What really drives him is staying far from being broke—he’s all about the money now.

[Verse: Kaz Bałagane]
He’s talking about drinking high-end alcohol and living a bold, unapologetic rap lifestyle. He doesn’t care what shocks people—this wild life is normal for him. He calls out fake online influencers and flexers, making fun of people who think buying an Instagram badge makes them famous. He mocks those who don’t know how to enjoy their money or act like big shots without backing it up. He’s still wild, still got standards, and he keeps a list of people he’s done with. He throws shade at old guys still talking about jail like it’s cool, and even his DJ is hardcore. He’s flexing new designer shoes but not from secondhand shops—he wants only the real thing. Even when dealing with serious stuff like drug tests, he’s doing it in style.

[Chorus]
Once more, the chorus shows he’s deep into a fast-moving, flashy life. The black BMW with a “boomer” (maybe someone older or wiser) reflects his ride or vibe. He’s got no time for casual connections, constantly moving around or zoned out. His focus isn’t on music right now because he’s too wrapped up in his lifestyle. He’d rather stay high and rich than ever face being poor again.

[Verse: Young Igi]
He starts by joking not to call him a boomer—he’s still young and wild. He had a nice BMW, but his girlfriend crashed it. She’s dramatic, calling him in a frenzy right after shopping with his pet poodle. He doesn’t even care about the car—it’s just metal, and he can easily replace it because his success lets him do that after every album. He’s working hard and enjoying the rewards. He wants to live free, without hangovers, and enjoy smooth, fun evenings. Girls want to stay over, but he makes it clear he’s not looking for anything serious—his house isn’t a place to play house. He warns them not to expect much, saying they’ll be gone in a week like a forgotten talent show winner. While he’s going from vacation straight back to work, his friends are messing up their shifts. Still, he says it’s not bragging—he’s just living the kind of life people always dreamed or talked about.

[Chorus]
Yet again, he’s rolling in his black SUV with that confident, no-time-for-drama attitude. He’s always floating through life, maybe traveling, maybe just zoning out. Music projects can wait, because his current priorities are getting high and staying rich. He made it out of poverty, and there’s no way he’s going back—he’s hooked on the lifestyle and everything that comes with it.