Шмали is a slang term for 'weed' or 'pot' in Russian. It's a word that immediately signals the song's edgy and unconventional themes.
In the context of the lyrics, the word appears in lines like "Пока она мне сосала я курил пакеты шмали" (While she was sucking me, I was smoking bags of weed). This usage highlights the song's raw and explicit portrayal of a hedonistic lifestyle, making it a memorable and somewhat shocking word for learners.
«Витя» is a boast from start to finish, and it never pretends to be anything else.
The narrator spends the track telling us how much he gets away with. He burns through buds and leaves, smokes packets of whatever is around, and turns an ordinary evening into a rave without a thought for the morning. In between he lists his credentials: selling weed from the sixth grade, moving pills by the seventh, and a claim that he already knows everything worth knowing. If you are unsure about something, he says, just ask him.
The line the song keeps returning to is about somebody else's ex. She came over to see him, and she left so she would not have to see the person he is talking to. That couplet comes back four times, and the repetition is the joke. It works less as a story than as a jab delivered over and over until it lands.
The humour is cheap on purpose and the swagger is deliberately far too much, which is most of what makes it fun. Be warned that the language is coarse the whole way through.