ŻYRAFA Lyrics – vkie

ŻYRAFA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s basically saying he’s done trying because every time he tried, it ended badly. He’s tired of getting hurt, tired of repeating the same mistakes, and now he just wants to stop putting in effort that never pays off.

[Zwrotka]
Here he talks like someone who has learned to shut off emotions when dealing with money and business. He’s focused on survival, on staying grounded in his own space, and he’s tired of hearing people talk nonsense around him. He feels that most of what people say is useless and fake, so he doesn’t take it seriously. He points out that everything feels good when money is flowing, but the moment you have to pay your debts or face consequences, people disappear. Because of experiences like this, he removed certain people from his life. They weren’t reliable, so he stopped giving them space or trust. He questions how he’s supposed to trust anyone when they’d rather waste money or gossip instead of working for something real. It frustrates him that jealousy and doubt dominate most social situations, especially when the same people know how to say supportive things but never actually do.

He compares himself to a giraffe, saying he sees more and sees further than others. He’s aware of things people don’t notice. His upbringing was rough, shaped by hunger, stress, and survival rather than affection. Because of this, he reacts quickly and strongly, and people judge him without understanding the pressure he’s under. He warns that if someone pushes him, he can snap fast, almost like a Jenga tower collapsing with one wrong move. He worked hard for what he has, so he doesn’t want anyone messing with his things or his growth. He makes small jokes about life around him, but he’s still pointing to how chaotic his world has always been.

He admits he never thought about the future, money, or planning like others did, but somehow he still ended up rising above. Even now, late at night, he catches himself wondering if the people around him actually need him or just use him. He feels like he’s destined to be lonely. He tried fighting that feeling, but eventually accepted that he might just walk this path alone. He even talks about someone who seems fine when taking pills, and how when he speaks honestly about how things are, people deny it because they can’t handle the truth. His life feels more like a comedy set than a serious show, and he’s fed up with trying to make things work. Now he focuses on filling his pockets instead.

He gets lots of notifications, but never from the one person he actually wants to hear from. Past relationships left him mentally bruised, like getting hit with brass knuckles. He admits he has women available while he’s on the road, but they only want opportunities, not love. He always demanded more from himself, but he never learned what love really is. He lives fast, spending days locked in work and nights partying, and conflict always ends in tears. Life keeps shifting between good and bad, and he once dreamed of changing the rap game, but now he feels like it already belongs to him and his generation. Love isn’t available for him, so he pays the emotional cost. He’s got confidence in his voice, but he’s done with people expecting too much from him. He has money, he spends it, his head is a mess, and he doesn’t want to hear deep speeches about life. He senses opportunities and goes after them. He stays true to his style, focuses on business, and when someone comes around just for personal gain, he cuts them off. He doesn’t make pop music, and even in rap he feels judged, pulled in different directions by temptations. Still, he hints that despite all the chaos, he might give everything up for the right people.