Fuori Milano Lyrics – 167 Gang Ganlyrics

Fuori Milano Lyrics Meaning

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
In the chorus, the artist expresses how his crew is out in the streets, away from the glamorous life of Milan. He compares himself to a character from Grand Theft Auto, symbolizing his tough, rebellious lifestyle. The streets are dangerous, with constant fighting and the need to stay tough. He’s frustrated with the world around him, especially with people being obsessed with drügs. He also rejects flashy designer brands, instead opting for more practical streetwear. The line “pay me or I won’t speak” suggests a no-nonsense, business-like attitude where respect and money go hand-in-hand.

[Strofa 1 (Verse 1)]
Here, the artist makes references to pop culture and how things have changed. He mentions the “New Joker” and “Wade Wilson” (Deadpool), perhaps symbolizing his own darker, chaotic side. He criticizes other rappers who seem more focused on image than authenticity, dressing like celebrities instead of embracing the gritty street reality. He contrasts this with his crew, who are dealing with real problems like drügs and violence. He talks about his crew’s loyalty and how they’re more serious and dangerous than anyone who just starts a beef for attention. The mention of “Kenny” (likely a reference to a friend or a moment of violence) shows the harsh consequences of their lifestyle.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
In the repeated chorus, the message is the same—life outside Milan is harsh and filled with struggles. The artist stays true to his street life, highlighting his aggression and frustration. He emphasizes his unwillingness to conform, rejecting fancy brands and instead choosing practical, street-ready clothing. There’s a focus on power and respect in his world, where actions speak louder than words, and money is always tied to loyalty and respect. He repeats the idea that if you’re not paying, you’re not worth speaking to.

[Strofa 2 (Verse 2)]
In this verse, the artist is even more defiant, with a hard-edged tone. He talks about being involved in illegal activities like trafficking and compares himself to a major figure in crime, mentioning “Messina Denaro” (a notorious mafia boss). He alludes to luxury and success, like wearing a Rolex, but without having earned it the traditional way. The verse gets darker, talking about violent retaliation (“if you’re not paid, we come for you”), and their readiness for extreme measures. The artist paints a picture of a dangerous world where things aren’t settled with words but with power and force. His crew runs the city, and they’re always prepared to defend their territory or take what’s theirs. The reference to children growing up in this dangerous environment highlights the cycle of violence.

[Ritornello (Chorus)]
The chorus repeats once more, emphasizing that the artist’s lifestyle remains unchanged. Once again, he describes life outside Milan as being rough, violent, and devoid of luxury. The focus is on survival, power, and a refusal to conform to mainstream expectations. The streets are where the artist and his crew thrive, and respect is demanded through action, not appearance. He continues to reject the superficial world of designer fashion, choosing instead to focus on practicality and toughness. This final repetition reinforces the idea that this life is all about toughness and loyalty, not looking good or fitting in with trends.