The song "Tote Präsidenten" by Genetikk explores themes of wealth, success, and the pursuit of materialistic desires. The title translates to "Dead Presidents" in English, a phrase commonly used to refer to money, specifically U.S. dollar bills featuring past presidents. The lyrics touch upon topics such as the lavish lifestyle and financial abundance enjoyed by the artists. They mention their desire for luxury cars, Latina-Barbies (presumably attractive women), and the accumulation of wealth symbolized by counting "dead presidents" (money). The song also highlights the artists' ambition and determination to achieve success. They mention their dedication to their craft, comparing themselves to the renowned Barcelona football academy, La Masia, known for producing talented players. They also reference their strong work ethic, as they are constantly on the move, living out of suitcases. The lyrics convey an attitude of confidence and self-assurance, with the artists boasting about their wealth and connections. They claim to know more gangsters than the police, implying a street credibility and involvement in the underworld. The chorus of the song emphasizes the artists' extravagant lifestyles, with lines like "Let it rain with money, let it rain with paper." It also serves as a celebration of their longevity in the music industry, proclaiming "Long live Genetikk." Overall, the song portrays a picture of opulence and success achieved through hard work, ambition, and a "money-first" mentality.
