"KOMMEN & GEHEN" is a song by the German hip-hop duo Genetikk, consisting of members Karuzo and Sikk. The song is from their album "Achter Tag" released in 2020. The lyrics of the song depict the duo's confidence, success, and dominance in the music industry. They boast about their sharp intelligence, their ability to make women feel good, and their extravagant lifestyle. The song also references biblical figures such as Judas and the Last Supper, implying that they have encountered traitors in their lives. The chorus questions the listener's ability to compete with Genetikk's level of success. It asks if the listener would still step up even knowing that they would lose. It emphasizes that everything the listener has will eventually define them. Throughout the song, Genetikk highlights their influence and power in the streets. They play with words, referencing the French painter Henri Matisse, using the analogy of the River Seine in Paris, and mentioning President Bill Clinton's scandal with Monica Lewinsky. They describe their lavish lifestyle, mixing references to luxury hotels, smoking weed, and having eyes similar to Xi Jinping, the Chinese president. The lyrics also touch on their financial success and the toll it takes on their personal lives. They mention large sums of money, living between blue lights and large amounts of cash. They express their disdain for the high-class society, claiming to have already experienced it due to their drug use. They also proclaim their heightened consciousness compared to others who are sleepwalking through life. The song concludes with references to their wealth, mentioning their "fat" bank account and comparing themselves to actor Ray Liotta. They also sarcastically call for the help of weight watchers due to their wealthy lifestyle. The final line implies that their excessive spending on entertainment and rap music has left them financially stretched. Overall, "KOMMEN & GEHEN" is a braggadocious hip-hop track that showcases Genetikk's arrogance, success, and extravagant lifestyle, while also questioning the listener's ability to keep up with them.
