Gasolina (feat. Bangwhite, Gotti & Ataypapi)

KARDO's song 'Gasolina (feat. Bangwhite, Gotti & Ataypapi)' is a vivid portrayal of a high-energy, street-centric lifestyle. The lyrics are a blend of braggadocio, street wisdom, and cultural references that paint a picture of life in the fast lane. The song opens with a call to turn up the volume, setting the stage for an intense, unapologetic narrative. The repeated mentions of 'Gasolina' and 'Cali-Smoke' suggest a life fueled by high stakes and high rewards, with a nod to the intoxicating allure of success and the hustle required to achieve it.

The lyrics delve into the gritty realities of street life, with references to dealing, family loyalty, and the constant presence of danger. Lines like 'Der Opp meines Opps, ist der Opp auf der Deadlist' (The enemy of my enemy is on the deadlist) highlight the complex web of alliances and rivalries that define this world. The mention of 'fünfhundert Gramm' (five hundred grams) and 'zehn Cali-Plaques' (ten Cali plaques) being cut on the dining table underscores the illicit activities that are a part of this lifestyle. The imagery of money flowing through hands and expensive shoes climbing stairs further emphasizes the material gains and the relentless climb to the top.

Cultural references are woven throughout the song, from the mention of 'Lifestyle Trinidad' to 'Shawarma bei 3imad,' grounding the narrative in a specific cultural context. The song also touches on the duality of this lifestyle, with lines like 'Plug-Style, bleib' auf Straße und nicht auf TikTok' (Plug-style, stay on the street and not on TikTok) highlighting the tension between street credibility and mainstream success. The recurring theme of 'Gasolina' serves as a metaphor for the fuel that drives this high-octane lifestyle, whether it's ambition, money, or the thrill of the hustle.