WROØM WROØM Lyrics – Nabi

WROØM WROØM Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro talks about staying away from deep thoughts and emotions because they can hurt people who live under pressure or danger. Nabi compares his lifestyle to that of wolves, not ordinary people. He says they live on instinct and survival, not peace or faith like others.

[Strofa 1]
Here, Nabi describes his life in Milan’s streets, full of action and danger. He and his crew move fast and confidently, showing dominance over fake gangsters who act tough. He talks about sleepless nights, constant planning, and surviving through stealing and hustling. There’s pride in his criminal skills but also a sense of exhaustion. He calls himself polite, but warns that no one should mess with his money or cross him. The lines show a mix of strength, survival instincts, and frustration. He’s always on edge, knowing how rough his world is, and ready to defend himself when needed.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Nabi admits he feels mentally tired and a bit sick from everything happening around him. He says sometimes he needs a break but struggles to calm down because there’s too much anger inside him. He’s aware that holding it in could make him explode someday.

[Ritornello]
This part feels like a release of all that tension. Nabi compares his fast life to roaring engines, full of energy and danger. The “vroom vroom” sound represents speed, freedom, and the rush he gets from living on the edge, where excitement feels almost addictive.

[Strofa 2]
Nabi paints a picture of his powerful and feared reputation across Italy. He talks about being ready for action, dealing with weapons, and not being afraid of trouble. He describes the police invading his home and finding nothing, showing how used he is to danger. He warns others not to challenge him because he’s been through fights and pain before. He’s ruthless when threatened and claims to dominate other rappers, calling himself a true boss. He moves like a pack of wolves with his crew and compares himself to legendary figures, aiming for greatness. Even though his life is harsh, he takes pride in being strong, feared, and successful in his own way.

[Pre-Ritornello]
Again, Nabi opens up about his inner struggles. He repeats that he’s overwhelmed and needs rest but finds it hard to stop. There’s a constant mix of anger and fatigue inside him, showing how tough it is to live in such a violent, fast-paced world.

[Ritornello]
He goes back to the high-speed, thrilling lifestyle. The sound of engines reflects his drive, his hustle, and his addiction to adrenaline and street power. It’s like he finds comfort in chaos, and the speed keeps him feeling alive.

[Strofa 3]
Nabi reflects on how tough life is and how money never seems enough. He wants success like famous footballer Dybala but without falling into the deadly drug world. He mocks fake people who act big but achieve nothing real. He calls himself and his crew wild animals who dominate the urban jungle. There’s a sense of danger and reality when he talks about hiding money in his house walls and how everyone disappears when times get hard. He ends with a sharp, cocky line about his knife, showing he’s ready for anything and no one should mess with him.

[Ritornello]
Once more, the chorus repeats the feeling of motion and energy. The “vroom vroom” represents his life speeding forward — full of risk, thrill, and the constant drive for more power, money, and excitement that feels almost like a drug.

[Outro]
The ending sounds like Nabi cooling off after all the chaos, throwing in his signature style and attitude before closing the track.