TYGA Lyrics – Şehinşah, Anıl Piyancı

TYGA Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş (You want smoke?)]
The phrase “You want smoke?” is a casual way of asking if someone is up for a challenge or a good time. It’s almost like an invitation to get involved in something exciting or bold, setting the tone for the high-energy vibe of the song.

[Nakarat (Chorus)]
In this part, the artist describes how he’s dressed stylishly and ready to hit the town. He’s in his car, phone in hand, making calls to people, but a voice inside tells him not to waste time contacting anyone from the past. He decides to leave behind old options and focus on finding something new and exciting. There’s a sense of letting go of the past and being open to fresh possibilities, which is a recurring theme in the song.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist humorously notes that his phone battery is almost dead, but he isn’t worried because he trusts that things will work out as they should. He’s ready to see what the night has in store, wondering who will take the “throne” as the most important person of the night. He hopes for a good atmosphere with the DJ playing music that gets everyone moving. He notes how the girls on the dance floor look even more attractive, with their bodies swaying to the music. He mentions how people are wearing expensive, fashionable brands. After taking off his sunglasses, no one recognizes him, which gives him the chance to enjoy the night anonymously. A couple of drinks have him feeling a little tipsy, and he’s ready to hit the dance floor. He’s confident that he’ll find someone special to spend time with during the night.

[Köprü (Bridge)]
Here, the artist reflects on the unpredictable nature of the nightlife scene. Nights can be tough and full of challenges, described as “uphill,” with the weather often being cloudy and cold. Despite the unpredictability, the artist embraces these nights, ready to face whatever comes his way. It’s all part of the adventure, and he’s up for it.

[Nakarat (Chorus)]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the artist’s carefree attitude. He’s still dressed sharply and ready to live in the moment. His phone in hand, he’s determined to explore new experiences, leaving the past behind. The options he seeks are fresh, hidden away, and full of excitement. There’s a sense of looking forward to something new and thrilling, without being bogged down by past choices or relationships.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the artist describes how he’s been invited into an exclusive and exciting world. He talks about how his career in the nightlife scene grew, with parties and high-energy events becoming a big part of his life. He praises Istanbul as a city full of energy and opportunities, where everything seems possible. He reflects on how he has risen to fame, with his career now being somewhat legendary. He enjoys the luxurious side of life, with mentions of expensive brands like Cartier, and how he’s calculated the cost of this lifestyle. He then shifts to describing a woman with whom he’s spending the night. She’s stunning, and he imagines taking her to a fancy Hilton suite, where the excitement of the night will continue. He dreams of creating something extraordinary, comparing himself to the famous artist Pablo Picasso as he imagines painting a beautiful picture. The verse captures the opulence, thrill, and carefree moments of his world.

[Nakarat (Chorus)]
The final chorus mirrors the earlier ones, reinforcing the themes of style, confidence, and excitement. The artist is still ready to enjoy the night, making fresh connections and enjoying new experiences while leaving behind any concerns about the past. It’s a full embrace of the present and the potential of what’s ahead.