WENT LEGIT RMX Lyrics (English Translation) – Rondodasosa

WENT LEGIT RMX (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Here he’s calling out to someone, asking if they can hear him and if his voice is strong enough. He reminds us he’s from Italy, tied to his background and roots. There’s also a sense of not wanting to fall or fail, showing both vulnerability and determination. By mentioning “Mafia,” he hints at loyalty, power, and a tough street presence.

[Verse]
In this part, he starts off by calling out people who pretend to be gangsters but really aren’t. He mentions personal relationships, showing how even if there’s drama, people still stick around him. He points out how everyone around him can change sides quickly, which makes him distrustful. Even though others in the music scene dislike him, they still pay attention to his work, which shows his influence and presence. Because of all this, he keeps his distance from women who might distract or use him.

Money becomes a big focus here. He talks about waking up every day thinking of ways to make it and keep it clean. For him, loyalty is tied to financial success—if someone can’t contribute, they can’t be part of his circle. He has no patience for people who expect things without giving back. At the same time, he calls out fake criminals who act tough but run to the police when things go wrong. He sees many rappers doing this, which makes him proud that he stays true to the streets instead of hiding online.

He makes it clear that disrespect won’t be ignored and that payback has no deadline—it will come when least expected. He’s serious now, leaving behind jokes, and warns about the dangers of real street life, where break-ins and violence are normal. He looks back at how people mocked him in the past but now he’s wealthy and calls himself the king of his neighborhood, San Siro. Some people can’t stand that he succeeded without faking loyalty or changing himself to fit in.

He admits to making mistakes and asks God for forgiveness, but also explains that street life forces people into hard choices, like using violence to survive. In his world, kindness is often mistaken for weakness, so it’s safer to act tough. He’s confident in his position in Milan, saying no one has ever touched him. Finally, he underlines how weak people are when alone compared to in groups, showing the fake image many carry. He ends with a chilling line about paying others to take revenge, turning violence into something casual and inevitable in his environment.