Ti Si Top Lyrics (English Translation) – Sale Tru

Ti Si Top (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
This part is about calling out people who fake their image online. The rapper points at those who act like they own the streets but really just make flashy TikTok videos. He mocks them for mixing hip-hop with styles that don’t fit and pretending to belong to places they don’t. Despite all the hate and lies, he flips it by sarcastically calling them “top,” making it clear he doesn’t take them seriously but still feels the need to call them out.

[Verse 1]
Here, the rapper opens up about his own struggles while still throwing sharp words. He talks about being taught to stay unnoticed, almost blending into the background to survive. There’s a conflict between being reckless and intelligent, showing how he feels misunderstood. He mentions a woman ashamed of her father, reflecting family struggles and hidden pain. Death and despair show up too, with him saying it would be foolish to only be valued after he’s gone. Anger shows when he clenches his jaw, imagining betrayal, and he refuses medical help, trying to deal with everything on his own. Instead of therapy or medicine, he puts his faith in physical strength, like push-ups, to overcome stress. This part mixes personal trauma, toxic relationships, and a stubborn attitude, painting a picture of someone battling demons but refusing to appear weak.

[Chorus]
This part continues the attack on fake images in music and online life. The rapper stresses that hip-hop should stay true to itself, not be turned into something cheap or shallow. He challenges people who act tough in borrowed places, insisting they don’t belong there. At the same time, he asks if he’s really seen as the bad guy, brushing it off with confidence. He shows that even though others criticize him, he feels like he’s still at the top. It’s both a clapback and a reminder of his own strength and self-belief.

[Verse 2]
In this part, he reflects on how fragile life is, showing that even the strong can fall quickly. He notes how people replace one another so easily, suggesting loyalty doesn’t last long. There’s a sense of betrayal even within close relationships, like brothers turning against each other. He describes women in a vulgar way, while also pointing to raw, chaotic energy around him. References to the sea, the sun, and surviving corona mix with darker thoughts of violence and mental strain. He admits that even when facing pain or danger, he would go through it all again, though he knows deep down he needs help, even a psychiatrist. It’s a mix of bravado and vulnerability, showing both toughness and inner cracks.

[Chorus]
This repeated section reinforces the theme of calling out fake identities and people who use music or social media for clout without being authentic. The rapper insists real hip-hop doesn’t sound like forced or commercialized styles. He criticizes those who pretend to belong to blocks they don’t live in, exposing their lack of credibility. Despite frustration, he flips the narrative, saying if people think he’s the bad guy, he’ll still stand tall and declare himself “top.” It’s about refusing to be dragged down by others’ judgments and holding pride in his realness.

[Outro]
This ending paints a harsh picture of the block. It’s a place where danger is normal, with gunshots, constant arrests, and people dying over petty reasons. The lines show a raw environment where violence and crime feel like everyday background noise. By shouting “BLOCK,” he emphasizes both pride and the reality of living in such a tough, unforgiving place.