WO ICH HERKOMM Lyrics – Tream, treamiboii

WO ICH HERKOMM Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, Tream calls himself “Germany’s first Schlager rapper,” which is a playful yet rebellious statement. He mentions that his lyrics often contain controversial, sometimes s*xist themes, and that he’s not afraid to challenge the “woke” culture that has been criticizing him. It suggests that Tream’s music is about pushing boundaries and confronting societal norms, possibly using his unique style to make a statement or provoke thought.

[Hook]
The hook reflects Tream’s harsh upbringing and the rebellious attitude shaped by his environment. He talks about drinking at a young age, growing up in an area with rough, often unpleasant conditions (symbolized by “Jacob Hell,” referring to a type of alcohol), and the reckless lifestyle of losing his heart in a brothel and damaging his liver. He questions whether his actions are politically correct, rejecting societal judgment. The lines emphasize breaking rules and defying singerity figures, showing a life of excess, freedom, and rebellion, all while embracing the consequences without regret or care for political correctness.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Tream paints a picture of the place he grew up, where choices are limited, and people are influenced by their harsh surroundings. “Nüchtern” (sobriety) is considered strange, suggesting that excessive drinking is the norm. The line “fährt man immer nur schwarz” (always drive illegally) highlights a sense of rebellion, and “in den Wäldern praktizieren wir Rennsport” (we practice racing in the woods) could symbolize living life on the edge, breaking rules even in casual activities, reflecting a carefree, lawless attitude that defines his upbringing.

[Part]
Tream describes how his community embraces a “no choice” mentality, where there’s little opportunity but to follow a certain destructive path. The mention of “Oberlippenbart” (mustache) and “asozial” (antisocial) music showcases a rebellious, unpolished lifestyle. Despite being branded as outsiders, Tream’s shows are packed, proving that their culture has a strong following. He acknowledges the lack of opportunities and admits to using substances as a form of escape. The reference to the “rules” not applying where he comes from emphasizes their defiance against societal norms, showing that their values are different, and they stand firm in the face of rejection or criticism.

[Hook]
The hook is repeated with the same meaning, reinforcing the themes of defiance, rebellion, and a rough upbringing. Tream continues to express his disregard for singerity and societal expectations. He emphasizes the excess and risk-taking lifestyle, where breaking laws and challenging societal rules is the norm. This repetition strengthens the message of his identity—someone who refuses to conform to what others think is acceptable or correct, instead choosing to live freely and unapologetically despite the consequences.