Tut den Song in eure Playlist und macht viele TikToks Lyrics (English Translation) – SSIO

Tut den Song in eure Playlist und macht viele TikToks (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The beginning comes in loud and chaotic, almost like a warning. SSIO is saying the track will hit hard, so hard it might hurt. He throws in random shouts and jokes about pain relief cream to keep it playful. The repeated lines about shaking your head are less serious and more about setting a crazy, high-energy vibe before the verses kick in. It feels like he wants listeners to loosen up and just enjoy the madness.

[Part 1]
Here SSIO is flexing his identity as a big player in both rap and street culture. He calls himself the one handing out “packs,” showing his connection to weed dealing, and brags about making only hits. He makes fun of others who can’t succeed even with famous features, while presenting himself as the “White Widow King,” linking weed and power. He mixes luxury references like the Ritz-Carlton with everyday images like old cars and snacks, showing his mix of street roots and success. He even jokes about conflicts, saying he doesn’t get banned but instead takes out rivals. The lines bounce between flashy lifestyle, street slang, and absurd humor, like eating kebabs with Markus Söder, a German politician. It’s all delivered in a way that makes him sound untouchable, both in the rap game and in his community, while also keeping things funny and unpredictable.

[Hook]
This part is all about showing off. SSIO brags about living in luxury with a fancy apartment by the river and driving a Ferrari instead of something small and basic. He mixes confidence and comedy, like saying more women love him than a famous feminist figure, or that even fans of another rapper’s audience want him in their family. He also highlights his diverse circle of friends, showing strength in his community while keeping the bragging lighthearted.

[Part 2]
In this section, SSIO goes back to mixing absurd, bold images with serious flexes. He paints wild pictures, like being picked up after leaving a woman, staying in luxury suites, and his voice fitting heavy music. He drops references to Paris drives, deodorant to cover weed smells, and his home area’s code as a mark of pride. He calls himself the opposite of a German comedian, showing he’s more raw and authentic. His confidence shines in lines about his physical presence, his high “body count,” and creating verses effortlessly. He describes running from cops, growing weed, and compares his albums to something tough and long like time in Dagestan. Fashion and crazy poses round out the verse, mixing status, humor, and a wild edge that keeps his style unpredictable and entertaining.

[Hook]
Again, he repeats the same bragging chorus to hammer in the point. He has money, cars, fame, and admiration from women. He contrasts his lifestyle with average things, like Lime scooters, and uses humor by mentioning Sayfullah as a random name for someone’s boyfriend. The chorus is designed to sound both cocky and playful, reminding everyone of his success while keeping the tone light and over-the-top.

[Outro]
The ending takes the energy on tour, naming big cities across Germany to show his wide reach. He mixes random details like prison food, old-school flip phones, and jokes about his manhood being too big for a luxury car. He makes it clear he’s a real figure, not just some made-up character, and closes with a nod to live shows, encouraging fans to buy tickets and join in. It’s a playful, confident wrap-up that ties the track back to his larger-than-life image.