Wir sind da Lyrics – Made, Hassuna, Rosé Galaxy

Wir sind da Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Neysii)]
In the intro, Neysii greets the listeners in a casual way, calling them “dam’n und herr’n” (ladies and gentlemen). He introduces the crew, mentioning Rosé, Badaue, Neysii, and K-Boss, hinting at their big plans and success. The line “K-Boss liefert groß, du weißt Bescheid” suggests that they’re here to deliver something major, setting the tone for the track’s bold, confident energy.

[Part 1 (Neysii)]
In this verse, Neysii talks about the aggressive nature of the rap game. He mentions how other rappers might talk big but can’t back it up. He warns that if they cross him again, things will only get worse. There are references to street life, with mentions of drügs, violence, and power. He also expresses disdain for those who talk a lot but don’t act, calling them “dogs that only bark.” He highlights his dominance with lines about dealing in large amounts and being in control.

[Hook (Hassuna & Rosé Galaxy)]
The hook is all about the artists’ confidence and presence. They declare that they’re here to make hits, with the speed and power to back it up. The reference to “dreihundert km/h” (300 km/h) emphasizes their fast-paced lifestyle, suggesting they’re always moving forward at full speed and are ready to take listeners on an unforgettable journey.

[Mantiqa (First)]
Here, the artists are confident that there’s enough success to go around, implying they’re willing to share it. “Kau auf meinem Sibb” could refer to something close to them or a resource, and they’re saying it’s available for everyone. It reinforces the idea that they are at the top and are open to sharing their rise with others, but only those who are worthy of it.

[Mantiqa (Second)]
This line is a simpler reinforcement of the earlier one, emphasizing that the good life and success are there for the taking. “Okay” implies confidence, as if to say that they are in control and things are going just the way they want.

[Part 2 (Rosé Galaxy)]
Rosé Galaxy’s verse is filled with references to luxury, power, and his superiority. He mentions having relationships with attractive women, making money with large amounts of drügs, and driving expensive cars. He contrasts himself with others who lack the same level of success and wealth. He’s proud of his reputation as a “real” person and a “Galaxy Icon,” and dismisses others who claim to be kings without showing true power. The reference to “808” is about the heavy bass used in the track, symbolizing his loud and dominant presence in the game. The line about his limited time in the world shows a sense of urgency in his actions and his desire to escape or transcend this world.

[Hook (Hassuna & Rosé Galaxy)]
This hook repeats the earlier sentiment, emphasizing their dominance in the industry and their readiness to create hits. The speed and excitement are still central, with a promise of taking listeners on a thrilling journey. They are not just here to compete—they are here to dominate.

[Mantiqa (First)]
Once again, this line reinforces the theme of abundance, with the artists expressing that there’s plenty to go around. It shows their generosity but also their confidence that they are the source of success and wealth.

[Mantiqa (Second)]
The final “Okay” affirms that everything is in order, suggesting confidence and the idea that the artists are fully in control of their lives and their success.