The song "Genau Mein Kaliber" by Genetikk tells the story of the artist's upbringing and journey through life. In the lyrics, the artist describes hanging out with people from various backgrounds, including Arabs, Africans, Italians, and tough individuals. The artist asserts that when things get heated, it is exactly the kind of environment they thrive in. The artist reflects on their rebellious nature from a young age, challenging teachers and refusing to share toys with others. They reminisce about causing trouble on the playground and feeling like they owned the place. The artist mentions their defiance towards authority and possibly having high levels of testosterone even as a child. As they grow older and attend a new school, they make it clear that they now rule. They describe themselves as having a tough attitude at the age of thirteen, ready to fight anyone and using it as their way of exercising. They proclaim not needing anabolic steroids to be strong and mention various nicknames they have adopted, highlighting their desire to stand out at any cost. At the age of fifteen, the artist smokes their first joint and two years later begins selling drugs. They detail a mentor or acquaintance who teaches them the exchange of goods for money and vice versa. This leads to financial gain and a sense of happiness as their pockets are filled. In their late teens, the artist believes they are the "Big Boss" and wants to maximize their profits. They express a desire for the ultimate success, using gambling and action-related metaphors. The artist sees themselves as unbeatable and unaffected by others' opinions. Despite achieving academic success with a high school diploma, the artist mentions hanging out with "Assis," a derogatory term referring to people from lower-income backgrounds. They assert that this is their world and do not care about others' judgments or opinions. The artist acknowledges their drug use and the need to satisfy their addiction. They mention having overly developed muscles, possibly due to using performance-enhancing substances. They then insult someone, using derogatory language. The song briefly pauses, with the artist pretending to receive a phone call from their mother, indicating a break in the intense narrative. The artist reassures their mother that they are in the studio, and the conversation ends, allowing the song to continue. The last part of the song praises the artist's mother, referring to her as the woman of the century. The artist considers themselves worth much more than money and asserts their talent and physical strength. They brag about their ability to carry a weapon and sleep at police stations. The artist describes themselves as the leader of a killer team, proud of their gang affiliation. They confess that there were times they wanted to quit and focus solely on music, but they felt a constant urge to engage in illegal activities. They reflect on the allure of the streets and describe their desire for power and wealth, even if it leads to their downfall. The artist concludes by acknowledging that one should not boast so openly in life, but they assert that their success is a result of not caring about others' opinions. They make it clear that they are the king and that others lack understanding, referring to themselves as "Karuzo."
