ZARYCZ NO Lyrics – Szaran

ZARYCZ NO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is a playful, almost comedic request where someone asks Szaran to roar (or “ryknąć”) for their son. It’s clear that the person wants to impress or entertain their child, urging Szaran to make a loud, impressive sound. This part sets a lighthearted, informal tone for the rest of the song, despite the heavier themes that follow.

[Zwrotka (Verse) Explanation]
In the first part of the verse, Szaran reflects on growing up and the changes he’s experienced. He says he’s outgrown children’s stories and is no longer interested in things like fairy tales, symbolizing his maturity. He also reveals he comes from a broken family, which has impacted him emotionally, giving him “nervous tics,” showing how his upbringing shaped his current struggles.

Szaran shifts to describing his personal life and relationships. He mentions not being interested in the typical celebrity or social media culture, like googling someone like Sydney Sweeney. Instead, his focus is more on the physical world, referencing his attraction to women and making a bold, crass statement about his desires, suggesting that he would treat these experiences like data or files, with a detached tone.

He then confidently declares his ambition to make millions from rap, expressing his belief that with time, his success will come. The reference to Kinny Zimmer (a notable figure in the Polish rap scene) and taking the elevator to the SBM office symbolizes Szaran’s aspiration to be part of the big rap scene. He claims there’s no conflict with others, even if people misunderstand his words or intentions, specifically calling out someone (likely another artist, White) who misunderstood him.

Szaran proudly declares his entry into the Polish rap scene with a loud, attention-grabbing “roar” and declares that he’s a strong contender for “Debut of the Year.” His confidence is bolstered by his dedication to his craft, referencing how he’s sacrificed a lot to focus on his music. The line about God watching over him hints at his belief in higher powers guiding his struggles.

In the second part, Szaran dismisses the idea that he’s a role model. He’s not interested in joining school events or acting as an example for others, reflecting his rebellious attitude and possibly drawing from his father’s influence. He continues to talk about how quickly his neighborhood responds to him, showing that he’s well-known in his community and that his fame is growing.

He calls out Okekel, presumably another artist or person who has spoken negatively about him. Szaran expresses frustration with being judged, pointing out the contradiction of his critics. He ends by emphasizing his authenticity and the quick pace at which he works, creating the track as his album’s release date approaches. He finishes with a sharp criticism of someone who tried to protect themselves with a “not a diss” statement, calling it unnecessary and weak. Szaran ends by dismissing someone who’s trying to get attention, telling them not to bother him with superficial moves.