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Gangsta life Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: The Future]
The intro simply sets the tone for the song, hinting that living a “gangsta life” comes with serious consequences, even leading to death in public places (like the piazza). It’s a warning that the lifestyle is dangerous and can end tragically.

[Strofa 1: The Future]
In this verse, the artist describes the gritty reality of the gangsta lifestyle. He warns that if you want to live this life, you’ll soon regret it, facing violent consequences. The black clothing and venomous reference symbolize danger and toughness. The song also touches on the lack of freedom when you’re hungry for survival, and the secrecy that comes with this life – avoiding interviews and keeping a low profile. He stresses that living in such a harsh world means constantly being on edge, ready to confront enemies at any moment, and dealing with pressure that can lead to everyone around you being incarcerated.

[Ritornello: The Future]
The chorus repeats the idea that if you want to live the “gangsta life,” you’ll have to face the risks, which include possibly losing your life. It’s almost a dare, with the artist warning that those who choose this life may never see their loved ones again, as death could come unexpectedly.

[Strofa 2: Master]
In this verse, the artist reflects on his harsh experiences. He talks about an old friend who spent 22 years in prison, and how they grew up living in rough conditions. The pressure is so intense that it feels like an open wound, and he reveals how he used to struggle with addiction. Despite the pain, he continues dealing with old debts and issues, including collecting money from people. He also mentions having a weapon at home (a Kalashnikov), showing the constant danger he faces. He distances himself from those who live in a fantasy and calls out anyone who’s not part of the life he lives, signaling the importance of knowing the realities of the streets.

[Ritornello: The Future]
The chorus repeats again, reinforcing the idea that the “gangsta life” comes with harsh consequences, where saying goodbye to loved ones could be final. It serves as a stark reminder of the dangers involved.

[Strofa 3: MadPrince & Fre_nky]
This verse reflects on the isolation that comes with living this life. The artist mentions being separated from his loved ones due to exile and how he has to keep his guard up, even when at home. Armed and ready to defend himself, he’s prepared for anything, including a violent confrontation. He also alludes to his readiness to face death, showing no fear of it. The verse highlights the grim reality that, for those trapped in this lifestyle, fear of the law is greater than fear of death. The artist also points out the difference between him and other so-called rappers, asserting that he lives the life he raps about. Finally, he compares his home city to Brooklyn, suggesting a tough, street-smart environment, and warns others not to mess with him, as they’ll only end up getting hurt.

[Outro: Fre_nky]
The outro emphasizes that the “gangsta life” isn’t a choice, but rather something forced upon the artist by his circumstances. It makes clear that anyone wanting to enter this world must be ready for the consequences, including carrying a weapon, because survival is paramount. The repetition of needing a Beretta reflects the constant danger and the necessity of being prepared for violence at any moment.