Ronea comes from the verb ronear, which means to strut, show off, or swagger. It's a less common, more colloquial word than simply
"MFD" is Ptazeta's confident anthem about chasing a dream and refusing to let anyone slow her down. The hook repeats "it's my dream, my fucking dream," a blunt way of saying nobody gets to define her goals but her.
Across the verses she brags about her rise: the attention she's getting, the money coming in, and the doubters who never thought she'd make it this far. The Harley and Harvey references work like boxing talk, framing her as someone who hits hard and doesn't back down.
By the end she's shouting out her own name and her collaborators, treating the whole song like a victory lap. It's less a love song than a statement: she set out to prove herself, and she isn't slowing down now.