The song "Maatje 45" by Dutch rapper Jonna Fraser is about how he is judged by others for his past mistakes and lack of a stable future. The title refers to his shoe size, as Fraser challenges anyone who thinks they can do better than him to step into his shoes and try. The first verse talks about a woman calling Fraser out for disrespecting her, but he doesn't take it seriously because he has no future with her anyway. He also mentions how people try to claim him as their own, but he sees through it and urges them to leave their fairytales at home. The chorus repeats the phrase "Schatje luister dan" (listen, baby) as Fraser pleads with listeners to hear him out and not judge him. He acknowledges that he has made mistakes but wants the chance to prove himself. The second verse mentions how Fraser has a meeting despite not having released any new music, and how some people who didn't believe in him are now trying to latch onto his success. The song ends with Fraser once again challenging anyone who thinks they can do better than him to step into his shoes and try. Overall, "Maatje 45" is a defiant anthem about not letting others bring you down and proving your worth despite past mistakes.
