Song meaning of Hot Baklava by Geenaro & Ghana Beats, Murda, Ezhel, Summer Cem

Oh boy, we've got a song called "Hot Baklava" here, and I'm loving the culinary references already. So, let's break it down. In the intro, Kylie Minogue blesses us with her la-la-las, and Geenaro informs us that he's going to Ghana. Now things get interesting. Murda comes in with some deep thoughts about his shawty and being tired without her. Then he throws in a reference to İlyas Salman, because nothing says romance like comparing your love to a character played by a Turkish actor. Summer Cem jumps in, repping Scorpion Gang and name-dropping various artists to show off his musical knowledge. He's basically saying, "Hey, look at me, I know a lot of cool artists." Then Ezhel takes over the chorus, proclaiming that these girls are sweet like hot baklava, and I can't argue with that logic. After that, Summer Cem is back with some more flexing about his money and ice, and wondering whether they should dance horon or cripwalk. I mean, why not combine traditional Turkish folk dance with a hip-hop move? Murda returns with more wordplay, comparing the chaotic atmosphere to Fight Club and making references to video games. He also tells us that his LV monogram-wearing baby is like a hologram, which I'm pretty sure means she's not real. And finally, Ezhel steps in again to remind us that Turkish folks in Germany are all about partying and having a good time, and that these girls are as hot as Adana and lava. So, to sum it all up, "Hot Baklava" is a musical journey through love, flexing, cultural references, and the sweeter side of Turkish desserts. It's like a musical buffet of flavors, and somehow it all works together. Cheers to that!