NFD (feat. JC Reyes)

Veysel's song 'NFD,' featuring JC Reyes, is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, marked by defiance, survival, and a sense of brotherhood. The lyrics are a mix of German and Spanish, reflecting the multicultural influences in Veysel's music. The song opens with a gritty declaration of identity, where Veysel describes himself as a 'harbi Kıro' with a rough voice, immediately setting the tone for the rest of the track. The use of street slang and references to drug dealing ('Deal' Dope, viel Coke') and violence ('fünf, sechs Clips nur für die GLOCK') paint a vivid picture of the harsh realities faced by those living in marginalized communities.

The recurring motif of giving the middle finger to the cops ('Ein Mittelfinger nur für die Cops') underscores a deep-seated resentment towards law enforcement, a sentiment that is often prevalent in communities that feel oppressed or targeted by the police. This act of defiance is not just a personal statement but a collective one, representing the shared experiences and frustrations of Veysel and his peers. The lyrics also highlight the importance of loyalty and camaraderie among friends ('Acht Jungs, Brudi, bluten für den Block'), emphasizing that in such environments, trust and solidarity are crucial for survival.

JC Reyes' verse adds another layer to the narrative, bringing in elements of his own experiences and cultural background. His lines about family ('la importancia 'e la familia mía') and the struggles of making a living ('Cambio marihuana por la que tienen martillo') resonate with the themes of resilience and resourcefulness. The collaboration between Veysel and JC Reyes not only bridges linguistic and cultural gaps but also amplifies the universal struggles of those living on the fringes of society. Through 'NFD,' Veysel and JC Reyes offer a powerful commentary on the socio-economic challenges and the unyielding spirit of those who navigate them daily.