Dreamer Drill
Luciano Lyrics

Dior (ja), Dior (yeah), Dior, Chris Dior
The singer is wearing clothes and accessories from the fashion brand Dior, including pieces designed by Chris Dior, and is proud of it.

Berlin-Block, we ridin' (yeah)
The singer and their crew are in Berlin and moving around the city, likely in a vehicle.

New-York-Block, we ridin' (pah)
The singer and their crew are in New York and moving around the city, likely in a vehicle. The 'pah' is likely an exclamation of excitement or energy.

Guck, mein Sound von Straße (flex)
The artist's music and style is influenced by the street or urban environment. The use of 'flex' suggests that the artist is proud of this fact.

London-Block, we ridin' (drru)
The artist and their crew are in London and moving around the city, likely in a vehicle. The 'drru' is likely an onomatopoeic sound effect to convey motion.

L.A.-Block, we ridin' (boh-boh)
The singer and their crew are in Los Angeles and moving around the city, likely in a vehicle. The 'boh-boh' is likely an onomatopoeic sound effect to convey motion.

Paris-Block, we ridin'
The singer and their crew are in Paris and moving around the city, likely in a vehicle.

On top in Travis J's
The artist is in a high or elevated position within the fashion or music industry, potentially mentioning Travis J as a reference to an influential person in that space.

Flieg' Dubai, flieg' Cuban Chains
The artist has the ability to fly to Dubai and purchase expensive jewelry, specifically chains of Cuban link design.

Universal, Loco ist blessed (yeah, yeah)
The artist's music is released by Universal Music Group and the artist believes they are favored by a higher power or blessed.

Rich durch Bars, doch Seele, sie brennt (yeah, yeah)
The singer has become financially well-off through their musical career, but still experiences internal conflict or pain ('burning soul').

Hotel, five Stars, we're living (Negro)
The artist is staying in a luxury hotel with a five-star rating and is enjoying a lavish lifestyle. The use of 'Negro' is unclear in this context and may reference a cultural identity or be an expression of camaraderie with whoever they are addressing.

Bro, on God, we're living (mwuah)
The singer is emphasizing that they are truly living a fulfilling life. The use of 'Bro' and 'on God' suggests that this statement is directed towards someone the singer has a close relationship with. The 'mwuah' is likely an onomatopoeic sound effect to convey a kiss or gesture of affection.

4x4, black G-Class, Bro, on God, we're living
The singer is traveling in a luxurious black Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV, likely with someone they have a close relationship with.

Stil ist black (Louis)
The singer's style is predominantly black ('black style') and may reference the fashion brand Louis Vuitton.

Black, black, black, Dresscode black (good life)
The artist favors black as a color and their preferred dress code is also black. This emphasis on black may be associated with a sense of luxury or a 'good life.'

Golden Steak, medium-well, weil es sonst nicht schmeckt
The artist is describing their preference for a medium-well cooked steak with a golden-brown exterior. 'Weil es sonst nicht schmeckt' translates to 'because otherwise it doesn't taste good.'

Yeah, rich doch nichts ist perfekt
The singer acknowledges their wealth, but notes that nothing in their life is perfect.

Schlaf' nicht nachts
The singer is cautioning someone to not sleep at night, likely because they believe it is important to remain vigilant or work hard.

Es kommt der Teufel mit Geld an mich ran
The artist believes that temptation can arise from the acquisition of wealth or material possessions ('devil with money coming after me').

Grüßen, wenn sie mich sehen
The artist acknowledges that people may greet them in public.

Doch mit Hass, ja (flex)
Despite receiving greetings in public, the artist believes that some people may harbor jealousy or hatred towards them. The use of 'flex' suggests that the artist is resilient or unaffected by this negativity.

We're in the jungle
The singer and their crew are currently in a difficult or challenging environment, metaphorically described as a jungle.

And while we're around here you are playing by my rules
The artist has the upper hand or a position of authority ('my rules') while in this challenging environment and others are expected to follow their lead.

'Cause everyone knows
The singer believes that it is common knowledge or widely understood that they are in charge while in the challenging environment.

Fighting me is a battle you don't wanna lose (no, no)
The singer warns against challenging them or going against their leadership in the challenging environment. The use of 'no, no' could indicate that the consequences of challenging them would be dire.

In the jungle (no, no)
The singer reiterates that they are in a difficult or extreme environment.

Und wenn sie mich sehen (rich)
The artist acknowledges that people may notice their wealth or status when they are seen in public.

Black-Louis-Boss, ja (yeah)
The artist has achieved a position of power, potentially in the music or fashion industry, and may be associated with the fashion brand Louis Vuitton.

Chill' in Hotels, doch so viel im Kopf, ja (bow)
The singer enjoys staying in hotels but has a lot on their mind at the same time. The use of 'bow' may be an exclamation of emphasis.

Juggin' damals am Block, ja (yeah)
The singer has previously partaken in illegal activities such as drug dealing ('juggin') at a certain location or 'block.'

Immer nur Stoff, der dich bricht, doch Loco blieb auf Kurs, ja
Although the artist previously sold drugs, they resisted the influence ('stoff') and remained steadfast on their path ('auf Kurs') towards success.

Es kommt der Teufel mit Geld, ja (ja)
The artist repeats their belief that temptation can arise from the acquisition of wealth or material possessions ('devil with money'). The repetition of 'ja' emphasizes their conviction.

Seh' mein Leben replay, ja
The artist is reflecting on their life and potentially replaying past memories or experiences in their mind.

Ja, ja, ja, ja, ey
Repetitive interjections, possibly to convey excitement or energy ('ey').

No face, no case, ja
This phrase suggests that anonymity can be protective and limiting exposure of one's face can prevent legal repercussions ('no case'). The 'ja' at the end is unclear in this context.

In the jungle
The singer and their crew are still in the difficult or challenging environment.