Limanuljaska is a funny, very vivid Finnish word that literally combines lima (slime) and nuljaska (something slippery or wriggly). It paints a picture of a slimy, squirming creature and can also be used playfully about a lazy or gross person.
In the song, Ville is described as "limanuljaska" waking up in the corner of the apartment, setting a humorous, slightly gritty scene. It’s a memorable, unusual word that shows how creative and expressive Finnish slang can be.
"Tarkenee" is a playful, self-confident anthem about surviving and shining in less-than-perfect conditions. JVG rap about messy apartments, old pizza smells, dark Finnish winters, money worries, and people judging them or calling them crazy. Even when life feels chaotic and tired, they insist: "Kyllä täällä tarkenee" which means something like "We can handle it here" or "We are doing just fine." The song mixes everyday struggles with humor, bragging, and clever wordplay, turning small problems into fuel for attitude and confidence.
At the same time, the lyrics hint at deeper pressure: expectations from parents, the stress of constant work, and the feeling that not everyone can cope with the lifestyle. Still, JVG choose to stay cool, keep their sunglasses on, and focus on moving forward. "Tarkenee" becomes a catchy reminder that even when things are far from “fresh,” you can still stand tall, laugh at the chaos, and proudly say you are surviving the cold, both in the weather and in life.