SUV BOOMER Lyrics – Kizo

SUV BOOMER Lyrics Meaning

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Kizo talks about cruising in his black BMW SUV, feeling like a boss. He’s so busy flying around and living fast that he doesn’t even have time to feature on someone else’s track. He’s caught up in his own world, doing his thing. For him, it’s all about escaping poverty and chasing the smell of money instead.

[Zwrotka: Kizo]
Here, Kizo shows how hectic his life is. He says either he’s cutting grass or his dad is doing it, but mostly he’s always on the road. He prefers eating his local kebab over fancy stuff and dreams about holidays, but ends up partying on beaches. He doesn’t mind wild afterparties and his friend’s crazy lifestyle doesn’t bother him. His weekends feel like one big blur of fun, and his girl is getting pampered. He’s not stressed when coming back home, and whether he sleeps in a palace or not at all, that’s just how his life works. He talks about how some girls treat him like a priest in a confessional. He wants to confess his whole wild dance life and says he goes all in or not at all. No regrets, even during the wild carnival season—he’s enjoying every second.

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Again, Kizo repeats the idea of being in his black SUV and not having time for others. He’s constantly on the move, either floating or flying somewhere. His focus isn’t on working on an album right now, because he’s caught up in his busy, fast-moving lifestyle. He didn’t want a life of struggle, so he chases cash and everything that comes with it.

[Zwrotka: Kaz Bałagane]
Kaz jumps in with a raw and unfiltered take. He starts by saying a German guy fills his car with premium fuel, and mocks people shocked by his lyrics—his life is wild, so his rap matches that. He doesn’t care about online “detectives” on TikTok, and he’s lost count of all the women around. He takes a jab at people buying fake clout on Instagram. He jokes that people don’t know what to do with money and throws shade at how slippery life can get. While others act serious, he’s still rocking summer vibes. He even has a blacklist like the late rapper Chada. He throws punches (figuratively or literally), listens to old-school Polish rap, and says some people can’t handle his style. His DJ, nicknamed Walringer, drops beats like pills, and while he’s rocking designer gear, it’s never secondhand.

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Kizo circles back again to his flashy ride and hectic lifestyle. He keeps saying he’s way too occupied to jump on someone else’s track. He’s flying high, busy with life, and not making music at the moment. He’s hustling, rolling joints, and doing everything to avoid being broke again. To him, the scent of money is way better than poverty.

[Zwrotka: Young Igi]
Young Igi starts by saying not to call him “boomer” just yet. He had a BMW but his girl crashed it. She calls him crying before a concert, saying she wrecked the car while out shopping with his dog. He’s not too bothered though—it’s just metal, and he changes cars with every new album anyway. He believes hard work pays off and dreams of waking up without a hangover. His nights fly by like he’s celebrating a newborn. He says girls want to wake up next to him, but his place isn’t a dollhouse—it’s not all sweet and perfect. He warns one girl that she’ll disappear fast, just like someone who won a talent show and faded out. He’s constantly moving from vacations straight to tour life, while his friends have gone through major changes. He’s not bragging—he’s just living the life they always talked about.

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Kizo wraps it up again by highlighting his busy and lavish lifestyle. His black SUV is a symbol of his success. He’s always rushing somewhere, too caught up in the moment to work on music or do features. He’s working hard, rolling joints, and staying far from being broke. His focus is clear—he prefers the smell of money to the struggle.