Song meaning of WWA NA KXKSIE by Yung Adisz (Ft. Gott (PL) & ​schafter)

Ah, "WWA NA KXKSIE" by Yung Adisz, where do I even begin with this lyrical masterpiece? It's a celebration of the great city of Warsaw, apparently on some kind of wild substance-fueled rollercoaster. Yung Adisz proudly boasts about his ballooning bank account while casually sipping on a mixture of Sprite and lean, because nothing says financial success like chugging a lean concoction, am I right? And let's not forget those magical bubbles floating around, courtesy of champagne and the mystical purple haze of a shaman's marijuana. Talk about having a head full of unusual inspiration! Yung Adisz takes us on a slow-motion joyride through the city, with his pants still sagging because he has "temat" or some issue with the police. His confidence knows no bounds as he declares himself a "nosebleed soulja," mocking anyone whose "shit" can't even rip a tissue. He even claims to be a prince from Copenhagen, proudly representing the fine residents of Prague and constantly receiving "bagi" (read: money), but this time not for "dragi" (read: drugs). This young rap scoundrel craves a steady income and dreams of becoming a self-made millionaire, because nothing screams self-made success like a rap career fueled by lean and questionable fashion choices. Don't forget the double g's on his Dsquared belt, because if you're not wearing double g's, you're just a sad, irrelevant hamster. But hey, who cares about other people's opinions, right? I mean, as long as you have a Dsquared belt, you're "świeży" (fresh) and untouchable! So, there you have it—a song about Warsaw's koksie-infested, bubble-filled, slow-motion journey of a lean-sipping, pants-sagging, self-proclaimed nosebleed soulja on the quest to become a self-made millionaire. Just another day in the rap game, folks.