Kayuke – Part 2 Lyrics (English Translation) Ganlyrics

Kayuke – Part 2 (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
“Champions Street” could refer to a tough, victorious place, possibly symbolic.

[Verse]
Beny Jr. kicks off the verse with a confident attitude, telling people not to talk too much about things, especially when it comes to boasting. He points out that people often act cool by bragging to others, but he’s focusing on building up his success, even through tough circumstances like dealing with a “crashed bike.” He references a dangerous lifestyle, saying that the only reason he’s still alive is because God is watching over him, showing that he knows he’s been living on the edge but feels protected.

The “Da-Da-Stop” part could symbolize a sudden halt in the flow of the track, emphasizing the danger he’s constantly navigating. He refers to someone in his circle as “out of date,” hinting that they’re outdated or not as sharp as he is, and compares them to Deadpool, a character known for being unpredictable and reckless. Then he uses an image of being put in a bag, possibly a metaphor for being taken down or eliminated in the street life, which often ends in violence.

Beny Jr. continues with more references to his lifestyle, mentioning that he might be in London partying and then heading to Tangier, showing how he’s constantly on the move and living life without looking back. The doctor telling him to sleep more is a reminder of how intense his life is, as he pushes his body to its limits, yet he continues to ignore health advice because his hustle doesn’t stop. He compares his unstoppable grind to that of a dancer, constantly moving and never resting until he’s “on top of the top.”

The next line suggests fear from his enemies: people are scared of him, which is why they’re not contacting him. He doesn’t want to engage in activities that others expect him to, specifically ones that don’t align with his goals. When people think that Kayuke (Beny Jr.) isn’t planning anything, he reassures that he has been thinking ahead and even planning the downfall of his rivals for a long time. The mention of Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, is used metaphorically—he may not control the ocean, but he’s capable of sending enemies into it, meaning he can handle any situation and deal with those who cross him.

Beny continues to assert his dominance, saying he’s not focused on trivial things like being overly poetic or rhyming in a traditional way, but that when people feel the intensity of his presence, it shakes them. The line about giving someone “brr” and their legs vibrating refers to the shock or fear someone experiences when facing him. He goes on to mention the dangers that come with his lifestyle, like moving kilos of dangerous substances, hinting at the street hustle he’s involved in, and how he’s always prepared for any challenge.

The next couple of lines seem to describe Beny Jr.’s high status—he’s always a step ahead, and those who try to keep up with him can’t catch up. The reference to “rubber” and “four with the Gau” could be linked to fast cars or bikes, as he describes dodging the law (the Zetas) but staying calm, showing that he’s not easily shaken. He continues with more vivid street references—Akon and “zero bacon” could imply living without fear or trouble, and the line about “eating seiton” (a kind of meat) could symbolize his indulgence in luxury, living without restraint.

The lines about his bike show how he’s always on the move, searching for space, while also making sure he doesn’t make too much noise when things get intense. He mentions how he’s running at a pace no one else can match, implying that he’s always moving fast, never slowing down. There’s also a mention of burning clothes, a symbol of wasteful luxury and success. Then, he talks about how easily he can make someone “fly” for a small fee, likely referring to eliminating enemies or rivals in his line of work.

The next set of lines addresses the people around him—while everyone is a “diamond,” they can’t shine like him. He highlights how people may try to make it on their own but often fail because they don’t have the right resources or connections. He touches on how everyone desires the street life but only “try” it, rather than fully living it like he does. When they see someone from a place like Austria (possibly a foreign, less dangerous place), they panic, showing that people who aren’t used to the lifestyle are easily frightened by the intensity of his world.

Beny Jr. continues to boast about his unshakable position, saying that even if someone pays to harm him, it won’t work. His confidence in his abilities is clear—he doesn’t even need to aim well to hit the target, showing that he’s always on point when it comes to protecting himself. The references to his Glock and other weapons underline the fact that he’s ready for anything. He also comments on how others are distracted by things like TikTok, while he’s focused on staying ahead and making moves in real life.

The following lines are a mix of more personal references—he talks about his unique status, how people might think he’s like a celebrity (P. Diddy), but he doesn’t need to use social media or connect with anyone on a personal level. He’s not signed to any label and doesn’t follow mainstream rules, reinforcing his independence. The line about “everyone dreams of Beny giving him a good beating” suggests that he’s both feared and respected, but no one dares to take him on.

Finally, he mentions always being prepared, watching out for “buffalo grams,” which may refer to drügs or kilos of dangerous goods, showing that he’s always one step ahead in the risky business he’s involved in.