PAH Lyrics – Farid Bang, CAPO Ganlyrics

PAH Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1: Bobby Vandamme]
In this part, Bobby Vandamme calls out someone who used to be a trustworthy friend but has now betrayed him. The person’s phone is unreachable, hinting they’ve gone into hiding. He mentions the individual used to be impressive, even likened to a good cook, but now, they’re flaunting fake luxury, like a fake watch. The betrayal is revealed through a setup involving a tracking device, signaling a plan to take down the betrayer. Vandamme speaks of how his crew was close to their goal but had to deal with the fallout of betrayal. He hints at the violent outcome, with bullets from an Aventador and a murder setup involving a Beretta. He also mentions how the scars and losses from this life have shaped him, emphasizing the dangerous world they navigate with agents involved. It’s a story of deceit and retribution, with a raw focus on the risks and challenges of their criminal life.

[Bridge: Bobby Vandamme]
In the bridge, Vandamme seems to be engaged in a tense, fast-paced moment, possibly making a call or involved in urgent actions. The repetition of pressing buttons and phrases like “Fils de pute” (French for “son of a b!tch”) indicates frustration and anger, signaling a critical or violent situation. The mention of “Kopf oder Zahl?” (“Heads or tails?”) suggests that the situation is a gamble or decision that could go either way, reinforcing the chaos of their world.

[Hook: Farid Bang & Bobby Vandamme]
The hook revolves around a violent confrontation where the singer chases down someone, referred to as a “Zinker” (a snitch or betrayer). The repetitive “Pah” sound symbolizes the shots fired or moments of impact. The chase is intense, and although the target is still alive for now, the consequence for betrayal is clear: “For the Zinker, there’s [death].” This highlights the danger of crossing people in their world, where betrayal is met with deadly consequences. The hook reinforces the relentless nature of their lives and the harsh justice they enforce.

[Part 2: Farid Bang]
Farid Bang criticizes people who pretend to be dangerous or influential but are nothing like the real figures they try to emulate. He mentions someone who deals cannabis but is far from the level of drug kingpins like Escobar. He calls this person a “runner,” like a low-level worker in a criminal operation. Farid talks about carrying a katana in Berlin and references police looking for drügs, only to find more expensive watches than they expected. He expresses how they aren’t afraid of danger, with plans that involve lethal consequences for enemies, including betrayal from a trusted ally. Farid warns about how people who rise quickly in the rap game may soon fall and end up with nothing, referencing the fleeting nature of success in their dangerous lifestyle. The imagery of violence, mafia connections, and betrayal is strong, showing the cutthroat nature of their world and how quickly someone can go from fame to obscurity.

[Hook: Farid Bang & Bobby Vandamme]
This hook repeats the intense chase and threat of death for the betrayer. The “Pah” again emphasizes the forceful actions, like shots being fired. The singer hunts down the “Zinker” and runs them off, with the fatal consequences of betrayal looming. The focus on the repeated “Pah” conveys the relentless pursuit and inevitability of retribution, while the mention of a “ticker” (someone who sells out) emphasizes that those who betray will pay the price.

[Part 3: CAPO]
CAPO speaks with anger and regret about someone who crossed him. He starts by referencing “Sangre por Sangre” (blood for blood), marking that the person is no longer alive, and he doesn’t care about their grave. He reflects on the loss of 700 kilograms of coc*ine, which happened due to this person’s betrayal, and how they didn’t take responsibility for it. CAPO recalls warnings from others, including a criminal group from Amsterdam, and how the betrayed person was already working with the singerities. He recalls the former friend’s failed ambitions, wanting an expensive Porsche but now facing death. CAPO contrasts his own success—flying like a star, flaunting expensive cars, and making millions—with the betrayal that led to the downfall. He speaks of his mafia ties and how he’ll handle the situation with violence, making it clear that betrayal isn’t tolerated. He closes by asserting his loyalty to his own crew, rejecting betrayal, and using their power to manipulate the system, showing how the cycle of violence and revenge is part of the criminal world.

[Hook: Farid Bang & Bobby Vandamme]
The repeated hook once again emphasizes the high stakes of the situation, with the chase for the betrayer continuing. The “Pah” serves as a constant reminder of the violence that is a part of their lives, and the repeating cycle of pursuit and retribution. It highlights how betrayal is not taken lightly, and there will always be consequences for those who deceive. The snitch’s fate is sealed, reinforcing the brutal justice system of their world.