CUP Lyrics in English by Lacazette, 808swerve

Aşiret is a Turkish word meaning 'clan' or 'tribe', often referring to a large, extended family group with strong social ties and influence.

In the context of the song, the line "Nicht mal deine Aşiret kann die Lage lockern" (Not even your clan can ease the situation) implies that the artist's power and control are so absolute that even a powerful family or group cannot intervene or change the circumstances he has set. It's an interesting word choice that highlights a specific cultural concept of loyalty and power within a community, making it unique and memorable.

Get ready to dive into the gritty world of Lacazette and 808swerve's "CUP"! This track throws you right into the hustle, with Lacazette laying out his life on the streets. He's making money, even if it's a bit shady, admitting, "Ich mache jeden Tag haram" [I do haram every day]. He's all about his crew, his "Mannschaft" [team], who are always ready for action, and he's not afraid to tell people what's what, demanding, "Wenn ich anruf', musst du rangehen, du Schwanz" [When I call, you have to answer, you dick].

Lacazette is all about that grind in his "Mahalle" [neighborhood], making serious cash: "Dreißiger im Monat, dreißig Hak pro halbe Cup" [Thirty a month, thirty Hak per half cup]. He's got a strong sense of loyalty, offering to help if you're broke, but also reminding someone, "Lass ihn von mir grüßen, denn er schuldet mir noch was" [Say hello to him from me, because he still owes me something]. The song is packed with raw energy, street smarts, and a no-nonsense attitude, painting a vivid picture of his world where loyalty, money, and power are everything.