The song "S.I.D.K." by Genetikk is a German hip-hop track that revolves around the theme of wanting to become a gangster. The lyrics express the desire to live a life of luxury, with money, guns, and fast cars, rather than pursuing traditional career paths. The song starts with a quote about always aspiring to become a gangster. Karuzo, one of the members of Genetikk, takes the mic and describes himself as someone who enjoys driving expensive cars and engaging in illegal activities. He boasts about his skills and how his lyrics have an impact on the streets, comparing it to the tremors caused by a powerful car like a Brabus. Karuzo emphasizes his transformation from a trouble-making child to a notorious criminal, surrounded by dangerous friends. He expresses his affinity for violence and his disregard for rules. The lyrics also touch upon his dislike for subjects like math and his tendency to daydream about a career as a serial killer. As the song continues, Karuzo claims his status as an underground artist, wielding metaphoric weapons like a Panzerfaust (a type of rocket-propelled grenade launcher). He dismisses individuals who grew up in wealthier conditions and suggests that his background as the child of a migrant worker gives him an advantage in attracting desirable partners. Karuzo proudly proclaims himself as the rightful heir to the throne of gangsters, with the support of other criminals as his witnesses. He claims his skill and charisma make people stick around him, and challenges anyone who opposes him. He also expresses his willingness to kill to accumulate wealth and mocks those who rely on internet fame rather than engaging in real criminal activities. Despite his criminal aspirations, Karuzo acknowledges the importance of keeping his true intentions secret. He also mentions that he has nothing to do with the judgement passed on him by the evaluating authorities, implying his dismissal of societal norms and expectations. In the last part of the song, Karuzo declares his determination to make money, specifically through tax-free means such as dealing drugs. He compares himself to O.J. Simpson, a former American football player who was acquitted of murder charges, suggesting his innocence in the crimes he's involved with. Karuzo concludes the song by reiterating his lifelong desire to become a gangster and live a life filled with money, guns, and fast cars. He contrasts his aspirations with others who pursued careers in fields like science and mathematics, claiming that he has always been a criminal genius at heart.
