Burgerpommes 2 Disstrack Lyrics – ClashGames Ganlyrics

Burgerpommes 2 Disstrack Lyrics Meaning

[Hook:]
The hook highlights that the hype surrounding “Burgerpommes” is over and irrelevant. ClashGames boasts about his own success, claiming to be on top, while mocking the creators of the original trend for their repetitive content. The line about the “melone going kaputt vom Ei” could symbolize the collapse of their ideas. He warns against making a third version, expressing frustration at how tiresome the concept has become. Finally, he confidently challenges “Lukas” to a metaphorical or literal face-off in a boxing ring.

[Part 1:]
In this verse, ClashGames criticizes the first “Burgerpommes” song as a failure and mocks the creators for trying to replicate it with another version. He sarcastically acknowledges that Curly had better intentions this time but was too embarrassed to be credited. The artist takes a jab at their unhealthy lifestyles, contrasting it with his own “cooler” and healthier habits. He challenges Lukas, accusing him of constantly trying to compete with him through music, and humorously offers to settle things in a boxing ring.

ClashGames continues to roast Marvin’s poor singing, likening it to a novice attempt. He calls out Cansel, who he believes only chases likes and attention. He mocks the audience’s negative reactions to the song, claiming it brought embarrassment instead of success. To him, the “Burgerpommes” concept isn’t trendy or appealing anymore, joking that truly cool people prefer alternatives like curly fries and nuggets. Overall, he paints the creators as desperate and out of touch.

[Hook (Repetition):]
Again, the hook reinforces that the “Burgerpommes” trend is dead and buried. ClashGames reiterates his dominance and mocks the creators for sticking to an idea that no longer resonates. The egg and melon imagery might symbolize the crumbling of their gimmick, and the boxing metaphor underscores his readiness to confront Lukas directly.

[Part 2:]
This verse continues the roast, starting with a humorous image of a “horror clown” emerging to criticize the song, even claiming it’s better muted. ClashGames sarcastically offers Lukas a career alternative at McDonald’s, implying his failure in music. He points out that Lukas has ruined his own career, making disses unnecessary. Even “Max” apparently turned Lukas down, further emphasizing his fall from grace.

ClashGames asks critical and mocking questions, pointing out flaws like Cansel’s offbeat singing and Marvin’s voice resembling a cartoon character, Smithers. He accuses Lukas of using his name for clout and deems the disses against him as attention-seeking tactics. Additionally, he criticizes Lukas for creating low-effort content, like pranking kids in his videos, calling it unoriginal and unprofessional.

The verse wraps up by saying Lukas’s work rarely trends anymore, except for a football-related song during the European Championship. ClashGames dismisses the creators’ writing skills, sarcastically suggesting they hire his team instead. He concludes by underlining that “Burgerpommes 2” has failed to capture attention or clicks, sealing its irrelevance.

[Hook (Repetition):]
The hook, repeated for emphasis, drives home the point that “Burgerpommes” is a thing of the past. ClashGames declares himself victorious while ridiculing the other creators’ failed attempts to revive the trend. He again taunts Lukas with the boxing ring challenge, asserting his dominance in the ongoing rivalry.