Yolunda Lyrics – Hidra, FerzanBeats

Yolunda Lyrics Meaning

[Nakarat]
In the chorus, the artists express a sense of change and confidence. The repeated lines “Galiba bi’ sorun var” suggest there is a problem, perhaps hinting at challenges or a confrontation. The line “Artık oyun moyun yok” implies that there are no more games or pretending, indicating seriousness. “Fatih abin yolunda” refers to following the right path, and “Camianız borun bok” is a harsh criticism, meaning that others’ community or group has lost its value. The mention of “belindeki hulahop” refers to something flashy, while “Krallığın sonu var” suggests the end of an era or reign. Lastly, “Işığımın sonu yok” implies the artist’s light or success will never end.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the artist paints a dark picture, talking about the end of life (“Söndürülür güneşim”) and the inevitable approach of death. He criticizes those who are only concerned with superficial appearances, as shown in lines like “Görülmüyo’sa işin, gönülleri sikişir” (if your work isn’t visible, hearts break). There are references to violence and crime, and how they affect the soul (“Ölümün özü machine”). He mentions the corrupt, mafia-like mentality (“Tripleri mafiavari”) and contrasts it with his own skills in rap (“Rhyme zamanı Hydro tam bir hayvan”). There’s also a sense of rebellion and movement with playful, but intense imagery.

[Nakarat]
In this repeated chorus, the themes from earlier are reinforced. The repetition of “Galiba bi’ sorun var” (there’s probably a problem) continues to suggest a conflict or challenge ahead. The line “Artık oyun moyun yok” strengthens the idea that there’s no more room for games, with the artist now fully on their path (“Fatih abin yolunda”). The criticism continues with “Camianız borun bok” (your community is worthless). The mention of “hulahop” and “krallığın sonu” reinforces the idea of a flashy but short-lived reign, with the artist’s light or success (“Işığımın sonu yok”) remaining constant.

[Verse 2]
The second verse is filled with critiques and observations about fake success and shallow culture. “Saygın için proje, kültüre bi’ kroşe” suggests people are creating projects to gain respect, but it’s all surface-level. The artist sarcastically comments on superficial actions (“Kirpiğine sür oje”) and cheap, fake success (“çalıntı rozet” – stolen badges). He mocks the wealthy (“Zenginseniz ağzınızdır altın klozet”) and their pretentious attitudes, implying that those who don’t live authentically are the ones who take pleasure in copying. There’s a criticism of the current rap scene too (“altı milyon Rap”), implying that it’s filled with shallow lyrics and materialism. He challenges those with expensive items like Rolex and suggests their efforts are shallow and short-lived.

[Nakarat Meaning (Final)]
In this final repetition of the chorus, the meaning remains consistent with earlier themes. The line “Galiba bi’ sorun var” still hints at trouble or challenges, and “Artık oyun moyun yok” emphasizes a shift from playing around to taking things seriously. The artist is on their own path (“Fatih abin yolunda”) while still criticizing others (“Camianız borun bok”). The flashy reference to “hulahop” and the statement “Krallığın sonu var” suggest that even those in power or prominence will eventually fall. The artist’s light, however, continues to shine without end.