ROOFTOP Lyrics – Yzomandias, P T K Ganlyrics

ROOFTOP Lyrics Meaning

[Intro (Tony Montana & Yzomandias)]
In the intro, the artist calls out people who judge or criticize him, accusing them of not having the courage to succeed. He implies that they need people like him to point to and label as the “bad guy” to feel superior. He challenges them, pointing out that they are not good either—they just know how to hide their true selves.

[Chorus (Yzomandias & P T K)]
The chorus highlights the lifestyle of living fast and staying focused on immediate rewards, like cash, instead of waiting for things to unfold over time. They embrace their current moment—partying, hustling, and aiming for success at the top of the world. The reference to a smoky apartment like Woodstock reflects their carefree, rebellious vibe, and their aspiration is to reach the peak, symbolized by the “rooftop.” This part celebrates enjoying life to the fullest and living in the now.

[Verse 1 (P T K)]
In this verse, P T K talks about the pressures of time and the hustle to make money. He used to live day by day, relying on his street skills, but now he makes a living through his music. He reflects on his past, when digital scales (for weighing drügs) were his closest friends, and how things have changed. He now performs at sold-out shows, with business and success running through his veins. Despite the paranoia and betrayals he faces, he remains focused, unwilling to trust just anyone.

[Verse 2 (Luca Brassi10x)]
Luca Brassi10x talks about the superficiality of relationships and how people are only interested in him when he has money. Women crave drügs and material things but don’t care about real connections. He expresses bitterness about how no one was around when he had nothing, highlighting the harsh reality of his journey. He’s determined to move forward and stop worrying about fake people, focusing instead on making money and achieving success, which he believes will elevate him to the top (the “rooftop”).

[Chorus (Yzomandias)]
This chorus repetition echoes the desire to live in the moment and climb to the top of the world. It emphasizes the idea of enjoying success, with a clear preference for immediate cash over future investments, a constant hustle, and a carefree attitude. The imagery of a smoky apartment and the “rooftop” reflects a rebellious, high-energy lifestyle, focused on seizing opportunities and enjoying the journey without waiting for the future.

[Verse 3 (Hard Rico & 13Many)]
In this verse, Hard Rico and 13Many mention their ongoing hustle, working nonstop to achieve their goals. They’re committed to their craft, making moves and gaining clarity on their path. There’s no slowing down, as they push forward relentlessly, fully invested in making money and living their truth.

[Často jsi máslo?]
This section reflects the tough realities the artists face, including betrayal and hardships. The mention of “Salvatore Riina” (a notorious mafia boss) implies loyalty and being bound by tough street codes. Despite the struggles, like family members facing legal issues and personal losses, the artist continues hustling. He mentions how hard it is to keep going, but his resilience pushes him to ensure his loved ones are taken care of. He’s determined to fight against any challenge and protect his family no matter what.

[Verse 4 (13Many)]
In this verse, 13Many talks about the business he’s involved in, such as import and export, and how it supports his lifestyle. He compares the unstoppable nature of his hustle to a Tesla, which operates automatically. He reflects on his rise, explaining that no one can stop his grind, as he’s part of an eternal game. He makes it clear that those who didn’t stand by him before are not part of his circle now. He addresses the envy others feel towards his success and the jealousy they express when he surpasses them.

[Outro (Tony Montana)]
In the outro, Tony Montana’s line expresses confidence and pride, implying that he’s unique and unbeatable in his own way. He suggests that people won’t easily forget him, reinforcing his sense of dominance and self-assurance.