Ohrfeigen literally translates to "slap" or "box on the ear". It's a vivid and somewhat aggressive word that stands out in the lyrics.
In the context of the song, Capital Bra uses it to describe a confrontational act: "Ausbremsen, aussteigen, rausziehen und ohrfeigen" (Brake hard, get out, pull out and slap). This word captures the raw, street-level energy of the song and is not a common, everyday term, making it memorable and enticing for a learner.
Bentley In Weiß is Capital Bra's statement of loyalty and status. He opens by naming the crews and collaborators he stands with, insisting that real "brotherly love" means being ready to take a bullet for someone rather than betray them.
From there the song turns into a flex: the white Bentley stands for the wealth and standing he has built, and he brushes off rivals circling him for a fight, saying he does not need an armored car because none of them actually have the nerve to shoot.
The later verses keep pushing that confidence: he is ready for confrontation, can put an album together in days, and mocks other rappers for chasing clout on TikTok instead of doing the work.