WDDC Lyrics – Ero JWP

WDDC Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
The chorus shows the ups and downs of chasing goals. Ero admits that sometimes he gets lost or makes mistakes, just like many others. He talks about sacrificing his time and health just to make money, but he’s determined to finish what he started before he can truly relax. Despite the struggle, he feels like he’s operating on a higher level now—more focused, experienced, and ready to handle whatever comes next.

[Zwrotka 1]
Ero starts by saying he’s been gone for a bit, but now he’s back. He’s not someone who changes easily—still fully into the golden era of hip-hop. He’s proud that the real hip-hop heads know who he is, and that’s all that matters to him. His style stands out, just like a breakdancer wearing flashy shoes. Even when he disappears for a while, he knows his real fans are waiting. He doesn’t care about haters trying to catch him slipping—they’re just waiting for a mistake to attack. He brushes that off and focuses on his crew and listeners who really feel his vibe. He respects those grinding to sharpen their skills, not the ones messing around and killing the mood. His words come from deep thought and turn into something powerful. He won’t waste them on people who don’t value them. When you’re doing big things, the small-minded ones get jealous—and that just shows you’re winning.

[Refren]
Again, the chorus reminds us that the path to success isn’t smooth. Ero shares that he sometimes stumbles and pays a high price—his health and time—for chasing money. But no matter how hard it gets, he’s committed to doing what he needs to do before he can rest. He’s leveling up, staying driven, and not letting anything hold him back from reaching his goals.

[Zwrotka 2]
Ero talks about getting serious again—gathering beats, dropping bad habits, and diving into video projects and promotion. He wants his music to hit hard, both in physical form and digital plays, especially for his people. When he writes, he feels like he’s setting fire to the top, not in a literal way, but creatively. Like Włodi, he’s got a thing for dill (kopru), and he also admits he loves food, women, and sweets. He doesn’t care that mainstream rap has gone downhill, because that scene isn’t what he’s about anyway. He sees things differently—his vision is out of this world, like those wild ideas from Zecharia Sitchin. If others follow his lead, maybe something good can come of it. No matter how different people are—whether vaccinated or not, broke or rich—they all chase money, and that’s something that ties everyone together. But money is tricky—it can be dark and dangerous. If your friend’s got a business, help him out. There’s no time to waste, tomorrow isn’t promised, so live right today. That’s the message.

[Refren]
This last chorus repeats the message clearly: the road to success is tough and full of sacrifices. Ero often finds himself struggling or unsure, but he keeps going, giving everything he’s got—physically and mentally. He refuses to stop until his mission is complete. Even though it’s hard, he’s not the same person he used to be—he’s stepped up to a new level and he’s proud of that.