Accesorii Lyrics – Oscar RAVA IDK Ganlyrics

Accesorii Lyrics Meaning

[Refren]
In the chorus, the artist speaks about his success and confidence, referring to women as “accessories” in his life. He feels like he’s surpassed his predecessors and focuses on counting victories instead of losses. He brushes off criticism, suggesting that it’s due to people being under the influence of molly, indicating their irrationality. The refrain is about self-assurance, highlighting that he doesn’t care about negativity while living a flashy, victorious life.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, the artist expresses his dominance and self-confidence. He doesn’t know what it’s like to lose, only to win. He compares himself to a zombie, feeling detached but powerful. The mention of two women in his bed and his reference to “signing with blood” illustrates his rebellious and intense persona. The line “I did it, they didn’t, that’s why they cry” shows that he’s proud of his achievements, while others are left envious or upset because they couldn’t achieve the same success.

[Strofa 2]
The second verse showcases the artist’s arrogance and confidence. He questions others’ perceptions of him, asserting that he’s cooler, richer, and more successful than anyone who criticizes him. He taunts others for wanting fame and attention, while he and his crew are the top dogs. The line mentioning “Candy” and other names could be references to people in his inner circle. The verse emphasizes that he’s part of a powerful group, has everything going for him, and that others are just trying to keep up or replicate his success.

[Refren]
In this repeated chorus, the message remains the same: the artist feels like he’s surpassed his competition and doesn’t care about the negativity from others. Women in his life are mere accessories, and he’s too focused on victories to be bothered by criticism. The line about “molly” hints at the irrationality of those who talk negatively, suggesting they’re not in the right state of mind.

[Strofa 3]
In this verse, the artist reflects on his lifestyle and his power over others. He enjoys partying with his friends, staying carefree, and making women fall for him with his talent. He mentions making money and living lavishly, stating he’s sold goods even in tough areas like Giulești and Ferentari, showing his wide reach. The line about “accessories” emphasizes how women come and go in his life without much significance to him, as he’s focused on enjoying his wealth and power.

[Strofa 4]
This verse delves deeper into the artist’s self-assured, no-holds-barred attitude. He enters the club surrounded by bodyguards, showing his status. He’s indifferent to hate, as his bank account speaks for itself. He wants pleasure, not relationships, and is self-made, rejecting help from others. He talks about how people believe in lies and need to separate reality from fake. His talent in music and performances is undeniable, and he’s determined to outshine the competition. He’s confident in his choices, putting quality over money, and highlights his preference for freedom over relationships. The comparison to Batman and Harvey Dent suggests a duality in his persona, where he might seem calm but has a fierce side.

[Refren]
This repetition of the chorus again emphasizes the artist’s dominance and confidence. Women are “accessories,” his success has surpassed others, and he focuses solely on victories, ignoring any hate or criticism. The mention of “molly” reinforces the idea that those criticizing him may not be thinking clearly.

[Interludiu]
In this interlude, the artist implies that his mindset or behavior may be influenced by molly (a drug), contributing to the careless and detached attitude he displays. It’s a brief moment that highlights how he might be affected by his environment or the substances around him, adding to the overall carefree, rebellious vibe of the song.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artist reflects on how time passes without any emotional attachment. He expresses a sense of detachment and confusion about what to do, showing that he’s so caught up in his lifestyle that he doesn’t have time to feel much or think things through. His focus is entirely on the present moment and the fast-paced life he’s leading. The reference to molly ties back to the idea of numbness or being detached from reality.