Guap Lyrics – Nimo, Aymen Ganlyrics

Guap Lyrics by Nimo, Aymen is a latest German song in the voices of Nimo, Aymen. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Guap song lyrics are also written by Nimo, Aymen. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. It and Aymen is a track where the artists confidently address people who act like they don’t know them, despite being familiar with their music and lifestyle. They reflect on their rise from humble beginnings to success, with lyrics about making money, being recognized, and living a flashy life. The song highlights the theme of self-made success, rejecting fake recognition, and dealing with jealousy. It’s all about staying grounded while enjoying the rewards of hard work, partying, and flexing their achievements, with a catchy hook about making “Guap.”

[Intro: Nimo]
(Ja)

[Part 1: Nimo]
Tu nicht auf dumm, du weißt ganz genau, woher du mich kennst und dass ich ein Rapper bin (Mhh)
Tu nicht auf „Hä, du kommst mir so bekannt vor“, du kennst doch die Songs von mir, die deine Schwester singt (Mhh)
Tu nicht auf „Wusste nicht, dass man mit rappen alleine mittlerweile Geld verdient“ (Okay)
Du hast des Öfteren schon nachgerechnet, wie viel ein Rapper durch Spoti’ und Apple kriegt (Ja)
Tu nicht auf „Wusste nicht, dass du aus Frankfurt bist“, ja, weil du weißt, ich komm’ aus Baden-Württemberg (Deux-deux-neuf)
Tu nicht auf „Wusste nicht, dass du im Tower lebst“, Ekho, die Puta, ich war da als erster drin
Tu nicht auf, du hast noch nie was gehört von mir, aber kennst Lieder von reezy und Pashanim
Tu nicht auf „Kann man dich irgendwo live seh’n?“, obwohl du weißt, N ist Headliner auf Festival ((??))

Für welches dir Geld für ein Ticket fehlt, tu nicht so, als ob es keine Tickets gäb
Tu nicht auf, ich sehe jemand ähnlich, den du kennst (Nein), Pu*sy, ich bitte dich (Fisch)
Du nicht auf „Hätte nicht gedacht, dass du so bodenständig bist“ (Hahahaha)
Aber wie kann das sein? Ich dachte du kennst mich nicht? (Hah)

[Hook: Nimo & Aymen]
Tu nicht auf krass, Ekho, du kennst mich
Kennst meine Stadt, komm’ aus dem Süden, wo Porsche und Benz sind
Ich kenn’ deine Sis, weil sie mir DMs schickt
Ich lade sie ein, sie kommt auf Tour, ich geb’ ihr ein Bändchen (Ja)
Wir machen Guap (Guap), wir machen–, wir machen klar (Klar)
Ob Tag oder Nacht (Nacht) in der Hotel-Suite (Ja)
Wir machen Guap (Guap), wir machen–, wir machen Guap (Guap; ja)
Tu nicht auf krass (Ey), denn Ekho (Ey), du kennst ihn (Ey)
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[Part 2: Aymen]
Früher Penner, heute kenn’ ich meingn Wert
Trag’ Yves Saint Laurent, geh’ shoppen, Moncler (Mhm)
Selfmade, Day-Date, Playmate, kipp’ Rain
Du bist blass vom Neid, ja, das kann ich versteh’n
Hol’ Baddies aus dem Uber raus
Deine Gang muss geh’n, wenn die U-Bahn kommt
Geb’ Elle und Knie, weil du redest so viel
Verteil’ Kombos in Hood wie die Dulatovs (Mh)

Der Neid in deingn Augen macht dich irgendwie hässlich
Lass dein Gelaber, von wegen, du kennst mich (Pu*sy)
Lass dein „Du kommst mir bekannt vor“ und so
Ich glaub’ irgendwie eher, dass du heimlich ein Fan bist
Handshakes gibt’s schon lange nicht mehr
Vorschuss ist ein Cullinan wert (Aha)
Deine B!tch sucht eingn Hoodie mit Herz
Aber kriegt nur Sipp, eingn Fuffi und fährt (Go)

[Skit: Aymen & Nimo]
Oh mein Gott, hey, Aymen
Hey, alles klar
Du glaubst gar nicht, von wem ich die Cousine bin
Einfach **** ist mein Kuzeng
Hä, wie? Welcher ****?
Der hat mir gesagt, ihr seid voll gut miteinander
Äh-hahaha, der babbelt nur, der Piç (Pico, ja)

[Hook: Nimo]
Tu nicht auf krass, Ekho, du kennst mich
Kennst meine Stadt, komm’ aus dem Süden, wo Porsche und Benz sind
Ich kenn’ deine Sis, weil sie mir DMs schickt
Ich lade sie ein, sie kommt auf Tour, ich geb’ ihr ein Bändchen (Ja)
Wir machen Guap (Guap), wir machen–, wir machen klar (Klar)
Ob Tag oder Nacht (Nacht) in der Hotel-Suite (Ja)
Wir machen Guap (Guap), wir machen–, wir machen Guap (Guap)
Tu nicht auf krass, denn Ekho, du kennst ihn

Guap Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1:]
In this part of the song, Nimo addresses someone who pretends not to know him despite clearly being familiar with him and his career. He calls out the person for acting clueless about his fame, pointing out that they must know his songs, especially since they’ve heard them from people around them, like their sister. Nimo highlights the fact that they’ve likely even calculated how much money a rapper can make from streaming platforms like Spotify or Apple Music. He also corrects the person’s assumption about his background, stating that he’s from Baden-Württemberg, not Frankfurt. The rapper sarcastically calls out the person for pretending not to know where he lives or that he’s been successful enough to be the first to occupy a certain building. He points out that they act like they’ve never heard of him but are familiar with other artists in the same genre. Finally, Nimo mocks the person for asking if they can see him live, despite already knowing he’s headlining festivals, even though they likely can’t afford a ticket.

[Hook:]
The hook is all about Nimo flexing his success and exposing the fake attitude of people who act like they don’t know him, even though they’re familiar with his life. He states that they know his city, which is known for luxury cars like Porsches and Benzes. He even mentions that they know his connections, as he’s aware the person’s sister has been sending him DMs. Nimo brags about inviting her on tour, where she gets VIP treatment. The repeated phrase “We make Guap” emphasizes their wealth and success, whether it’s day or night, in the comfort of a hotel suite. The hook serves as a reminder that the person pretending to be unaware of Nimo is just acting tough, but they know him well enough to acknowledge his success.

[Part 2:]
Aymen takes the chance to brag about his rise from having nothing to being able to afford luxury brands like Yves Saint Laurent and Moncler. He describes himself as self-made, someone who has earned everything through hard work, and contrasts it with people who are envious of his success. Aymen points out that he’s no longer struggling, but rather, he’s now living the high life—grabbing beautiful women out of Ubers and making sure his gang clears the area when they need to catch a train. He mentions that some people talk too much and have big egos, which Aymen doesn’t tolerate, giving them “combos” like he’s from the tough streets. He also reflects on how people’s jealousy makes them unattractive. He tells these people to stop pretending to know him because he believes they’re just secretly fans. He mentions that he’s moved past handshakes and that advances or promises are as valuable as a high-end luxury car (Cullinan). Aymen finishes with a remark about how a woman is after his hoodie, but all she gets is a small sum of money.

[Skit:]
In this skit, Aymen and Nimo have a brief, humorous interaction. Someone is surprised when Aymen mentions the cousin of a certain person, implying a connection to a famous or influential figure. The other person is skeptical and questions who they’re talking about. Aymen dismisses it, suggesting that the person they’re referring to is just talking nonsense. The conversation is lighthearted and serves to show that people often claim connections they don’t actually have, emphasizing a theme of pretending to be connected to fame or success.

[Hook (Final):]
The final hook repeats the earlier themes of Nimo’s success and the people pretending not to know him. He again mentions how they are familiar with his city and his luxurious lifestyle, as well as how they know his connections, like his interaction with the person’s sister. The repeated focus on making “Guap” reinforces the idea that Nimo is enjoying the rewards of his hard work, whether it’s in private or while performing on tour. He challenges the person to stop pretending and admit that they know who he is and what he’s achieved. The hook solidifies the message that Nimo’s success is undeniable.