Title: C'est La Fukkin' Vie (That's Life) Artist: Genetikk The lyrics of "C'est La Fukkin' Vie" by Genetikk convey a mix of confidence, street life, and a rebellious attitude. The song seems to be centered around the artist's journey from dealing drugs to signing a record deal and their continued love for the street and hip-hop culture. In the first verse, the artists mention how they are constantly creating new songs, even if it may seem repetitive or similar to what others are doing. They express their growth and success compared to others who are falling behind. Time is portrayed as valuable, and they refer to popular music charts (Top Forty-Four) and quick interactions (Quickie) to highlight the fast-paced nature of the music industry. The artists mention robbing a convenience store (Kwik-E-Mart) for "Swishies," which could refer to Swisher Sweets, a popular brand of cigars used to roll marijuana cigarettes. They justify their rebellious actions by wearing ripped jeans, which alludes to their counter-cultural and alternative style. The chorus signifies their carefree lifestyle, boasting about having a carefree attitude and living in the moment, embracing their unique flow and attracting attention from women. They mention consuming drugs, such as marijuana, and brag about their wealth ("So rich, dass ich Platin scheiß und Gold piss" - "So rich, I shit platinum and piss gold"). In the second verse, the artists reflect on their past as drug dealers and how that has shaped them. They still have love for the streets and appreciate their experiences ("Noch immer Liebe für die Street, Dago"). The lyrics also reveal a strong emotional connection to their craft ("Von ihr hab' ich's gelernt, ihr gehört mein Herz" - "I learned from it, it owns my heart"). They vow to stay true to themselves until they die. The third verse emphasizes the artists' skills and attitude towards the German rap scene. They use metaphors to portray their dominance and lack of interest in engaging in battles or negotiations. They dismiss other rappers as "pseudo rap" and express frustration with the German rap industry, hinting at its lack of originality. They assert their superiority and disregard for those who criticize their style. Ultimately, "C'est La Fukkin' Vie" presents Genetikk's perspective on life, success, and their ongoing commitment to their craft. It showcases their rebellious nature, street background, and dedication to staying true to themselves in the face of criticism.
