UNSER BLOCK (Rap La Rue) Lyrics Ganlyrics

UNSER BLOCK (Rap La Rue) Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1: Ouzzi]
In this part, Ouzzi talks about struggling with life’s difficulties. He mentions not having a passport, still being unemployed, and feeling unmotivated. The cops are after him in his block, and he hints at being part of a group involved in underground activities, using slang and references from different cultures. He describes a scene in Frankfurt, comparing the street’s smell to chocolate, and mentions hiding items in his shoes. He refers to moving illegal goods while dealing with the constant pressure of law enforcement. The part ends with a call to run fast, linking different cities like Nador and Livno, showing the connection between his world and others.

[Pre-Hook: Ouzzi]
Here, Ouzzi compares himself to a skilled, confident figure, using Benzema (a well-known footballer) to emphasize his cleverness and smoothness in evading danger. He also touches on the sense of being close to the border, referencing his Moroccan and Yugoslav roots. He greets his friends with a casual, brotherly tone, showcasing loyalty to his crew and the connection with his neighborhood.

[Hook: Ouzzi & Rina]
The hook repeats a key theme of the song: Ouzzi and Rina are in charge of their block. They are responsible for keeping things in order (“Arwena am Block”) and continue their hustle, moving goods despite constant surveillance from the police. The “Paketas” (packages) keep moving, a symbol of their ongoing illegal activities and resilience despite the challenges.

[Part 2: Rina]
In this part, Rina talks about the competition and the struggles on his block. He mentions how many people, especially from Morocco, would love to take over his position. He also insults someone named Konsti, claiming that they would rather be in Frankfurt. Rina is tough, saying he no longer takes any nonsense from others. He criticizes YouTubers, stating that everyone on the street knows the name of the people involved in street life. He talks about loyalty to his people (“Habibas”) and the street culture, mentioning his crew’s ability to fight. There’s also a reference to using a pink butterfly knife and hanging out with Ouzzi.

[Pre-Hook: Ouzzi & Rina]
In this pre-hook, Ouzzi and Rina repeat similar themes to the earlier pre-hook, reaffirming their tough and street-smart personas. They use familiar references to their heritage, showing their strong ties to the community while maintaining a sense of camaraderie and strength with each other. They are ready to face anything and anyone that comes their way.

[Hook: Ouzzi & Rina]
The hook repeats the message of their dominance on the block, where Ouzzi and Rina continue to be the ones in control. They keep pushing forward, moving illegal packages, and living their lifestyle despite the constant pressure from the police. The repeated chorus emphasizes their unshakable position in their environment.

[Outro: Rina]
The outro is a simple repetition of the “la-la-la” melody, creating a catchy and rhythmic conclusion to the song. It reflects the continuation of their lives in the streets, keeping the energy alive even after the main verses are done.