Ghatele Belfetre Lyrics – Poori Ganlyrics

Ghatele Belfetre Lyrics Meaning

[همخوان]
The chorus sets a bold and intimidating tone, presenting Poori as an unstoppable force, the “born killer.” He’s addressing weaker opponents, warning them to step aside or face his lyrical punches that could metaphorically leave them broken. Poori’s confidence shines as he distances himself from the competition, referring to his superiority in skill, style, and persona. By invoking phrases like “Bismillah,” he adds an intense, almost divine singerity to his words, implying his dominance is both natural and unchallengeable.

[ورس]
The verse dives into Poori’s life and his mentality, blending themes of street hustle, self-confidence, and a relentless grind. He talks about constantly working, dealing with persistent distractions like calls and messages, rejecting them to stay focused. The imagery of his presence causing stress or fear emphasizes how intimidating he is to his rivals. Poori highlights his roots in Gilan (code 013), showing pride in his hometown, and cleverly contrasts street survival with artistic pursuit.

He describes his opponents metaphorically, suggesting they can’t compete with his physical or lyrical strength. The references to “Lucifer” and “Tasbih” juxtapose darkness with spirituality, showcasing a layered identity. He critiques those stuck in outdated gangster behavior, calling for growth and innovation. Poori’s ambition to elevate street rap to academic respectability is evident, as he compares the street life to a university of its own.

The verse also paints a picture of power, suggesting that while others falter, Poori remains strong, likening himself to a powerful midfielder like Wijnaldum. Through sharp metaphors and raw storytelling, he reflects on the duality of street culture and ambition, solidifying his stance as a leader in Persian rap.

[همخوان]
The chorus repeats with the same message of dominance, reinforcing Poori’s claim to being a “born killer.” It serves as a reminder of his unmatched skill and readiness to challenge any rival who dares oppose him.

[اوترو]
The outro is a simple yet emphatic repetition of “Gaaga, Gaade,” symbolizing finality and solidifying Poori’s godlike persona.