CNTNRS Lyrics – Night Skinny Ganlyrics

CNTNRS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the speaker is reaching out to Skinny, expressing frustration over not having heard from him in a long time. It feels like something is missing in the neighborhood, which is currently empty and cold. The speaker urges Skinny to come back and bring some energy to the streets, suggesting a need for his presence. The mention of a “vecchio lupo” (old wolf) implies that Skinny is experienced but also hints at a fresh start or change as he is called to return to the hustle.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Jake La Furia talks about the harsh realities of street life, mentioning that while racing might lead to losing, he always comes out on top with his rhymes. He points out that the music industry thrives on rap, yet many rappers struggle financially. The rapper reflects on his friends growing up in tough environments, rejecting flashy lifestyles and fake gurus who don’t understand their struggles. He expresses solidarity with those who rebel against wealthy youth and acknowledges the social issues surrounding crime, likening himself to symbols of revolution like the hammer and sickle.

[Strofa 2]
Emis Killa emphasizes the importance of family and loyalty within his street community. He sees his friends as a second family, mentioning that they protect and care for each other deeply. He portrays himself as a force to be reckoned with in Milan, pushing against the city’s singerity. With a mix of bravado and wisdom, he asserts he’s still in shape and more relevant than younger rappers. He’s got more bling than a historic figure, Mandela, and has the attention of women, illustrating his confidence and status in both street life and the rap game.

[Strofa 3]
Kid Yugi talks about having strong connections and backing, referencing places across Italy and how he makes money through various means, even in adverse conditions. He highlights a friend who is elusive, hinting at the dangerous lifestyle they lead. The gang culture is apparent, as celebrations often turn violent, and he talks about drügs being traded. He sees himself as a top player with no competition nearby, suggesting that his experience and talent give him an edge over others, while he hints at moments of losing control due to substance use.

[Strofa 4]
Tony Boy expresses the struggle of dealing with substance use, which sometimes leaves him feeling disoriented. He mentions shutting himself away even in nice places, hinting that he uses drügs to cope and gain an edge in his life. His “fire-red eyes” signify the toll it takes on him, while he’s determined to rise early and stay ahead of the game. He describes the atmosphere when he’s working, comparing it to a solemn moment, and he’s unapologetic about making life-and-death situations feel celebratory. His shift from cash to card payments represents a change in lifestyle and perhaps a more mainstream acceptance of his past.

[Strofa 5]
In this verse, Rasty Kilo discusses the complexities of money and success. He uses phrases that describe his hustle, stacking cash in various denominations, while remaining silent about his actions, letting God be his judge. He mentions getting involved in street dealings, indicating how he’s influencing the younger generation. He portrays a luxurious lifestyle, mixing expensive tastes like sushi with street life, demonstrating a mix of both worlds. The line about drug money shows he’s unbothered by what others think, emphasizing his freedom to live life on his own terms.

[Strofa 6]
Guè and Paky dive into their lifestyles, emphasizing the power and confidence that comes with their reputation. Guè describes his rap style as impactful, almost like a blockbuster film. He contrasts his approach to those who don’t have the same presence, confidently asserting he’s not just a rapper, but a “superhero” in the scene. The mention of realness highlights his disdain for fakes, and he boasts about his weapons, suggesting he’s ready for anything. It’s a blend of bravado and a reminder that the rap game requires both skill and street credibility.

[Strofa 7]
Paky reflects on the future and business side of his life, noting a new contract while staying true to his roots in Rozzano. He talks about how he operates in the drug trade while cleverly maneuvering through legalities. His mention of potential violence if debts aren’t paid signifies the dangers of his world. He hints at wanting to share his experiences with others, offering a glimpse into his past where crime and survival were the norms. The imagery of firearms shows a shift in how they handle conflicts, suggesting they’ve grown from physical fights to more serious confrontations.

[Strofa 8]
Nerissima Serpe paints a vivid picture of feeling hunted and pressured. The reference to “occhiaie come un panda” suggests exhaustion or stress, possibly from living in a dangerous environment. He feels trapped, with the devil metaphorically calling him, hinting at inner struggles and the temptations that come with street life. The mention of rain as lava symbolizes the intense and harsh reality of his surroundings, portraying a dark and chaotic atmosphere.

[Strofa 9]
Papa V shares a raw, candid look into his life. He contrasts luxury, like a Ferrari, with a casual, almost careless attitude toward his surroundings. He implies that he’s living a double life, with personal struggles coexisting alongside a flashy exterior. He talks about preparing food on the streets, showing he’s grounded despite his status. The imagery suggests a rebellious spirit, doing what he wants regardless of societal norms or expectations.

[Strofa 10]
In this verse, Nerissima Serpe describes a chaotic and wild scene, hinting at drug use and reckless behavior. The reference to someone ingesting drügs shows a dangerous lifestyle, while the mention of his face being “azzurro” could imply a high or being out of it. He talks about needing medical help, suggesting the consequences of their choices are catching up with them. The overall vibe is one of partying and the chaotic nature of street life where fun and danger coexist.

[Strofa 11]
Papa V concludes with a statement of confidence, portraying himself as someone who knows his worth. He walks through a notable area with a sense of pride, showing off his wealth yet acknowledging he doesn’t need flashy accessories to feel powerful. His lines suggest he’s ready to face whatever comes his way, unbothered by others’ opinions. It captures the essence of someone who embraces their identity and is unapologetic about living life on their terms.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist expresses frustration with those who judge or misunderstand his lifestyle. He asserts that he and his crew are back, feeling the intensity and pressure of their environment. The reference to being “under pressure” suggests a sense of urgency and determination to rise above the challenges they face. He looks ahead to the future, hinting at continued struggles and success, reaffirming their presence in the streets.