Rose Villain – bop Lyrics
[Intro: Fabri Fibra]
Ah
[Verse 1: Fabri Fibra]
Don’t make me say: “I told you so”, but I told you
I’d be back and soon too, no double meaning here
Rap is everywhere, I predicted it
Bro, I’ve got more stuff than Prada, I overtake but I’m not talking about the street
My stuff is spreading, it pays off, I have the most famous “bella raga” in Italy (Bella raga)
I come from the Marche, Della Valle, but I sell bars
I’ve never had one foot in two shoes
Art facts, Charlie Parker
Hear these rhymes, they scream: “What style”
Voices off-screen, they’re roses but also thorns
I’m closing another feat, I don’t have time for DMs
Move it like this on this Sixpm base
[Chorus: Rose Villain]
I move my head, I don’t feel like thinking about you tonight
Your friend is cute, I’ll explain it to him with my hips
I dance like you’re not here to watch me
This bop-bop, bop-bop
I go to the right when you come because I want to avoid you
I’ll duck if you’re looking for me, I have nothing to say to you
I dance like you’re not here to watch me
This bop-bop, bop-bop
Bop, bop
Bop, bop
Bop, bop
Move it like this on this bop
Versace, I got Versace pajamas
Miss, then I get mad and I’m ratchet
What’s good? Nicki Minaj, the threats
You wanna make a ménage, max tie my shoes
Top player like Rottman
I’m more OG than the Fugees, ready or not?
Bottles are coming, but I don’t know who’s sending them to us
Clase Azul Reposado, heart-shaped eyes like manga
Too much swag, this club can’t contain us
He arrives, he tells me: “Hey, I want to see you again”
On February 30th I have nothing to do
DJ, play this bop, I love, hold the glass
[Chorus: Rose Villain]
I move my head, because tonight I don’t feel like thinking about you
Your friend is cute, I’ll explain it to him with my hips
I dance like you’re not here to watch me
This bop-bop, bop-bop
I go to the right when you come because I want to avoid you
I duck if you’re looking for me, because I have nothing to say to you
I dance like you’re not here to watch me
This bop-bop, bop-bop Bop
, bop
Bop, bop
Bop, bop
Move it like this on this bop
Bop, bop
Bop, bop (Ahahahah)
Bop, bop (Ahah)
Move it like this on this bop
Bop, bop (Fiber)
Bop, bop (Rose Villain, motherfucker)
Bop, bop
Move it like this on this bop
bop by Rose Villain (Ft. Fabri Fibra)
Verse 1: Fabri Fibra
In this verse, Fabri Fibra confidently asserts his dominance in the rap scene, declaring that he foresaw the genre’s meteoric rise. He positions himself as a trendsetter, boasting a unique style that surpasses high-end brands like Prada. Rather than dwelling on street life, he emphasizes his prowess in crafting commercially successful music, reflecting a savvy understanding of the industry. Hailing from a small town, he now enjoys global recognition, proudly sharing his lyrics with audiences worldwide. Fabri claims to be perpetually ahead of the curve, managing his career with precision and never spreading himself too thin. He likens his artistry to that of legends like Charlie Parker, showcasing his pride in a distinctive style. With little time for social media distractions, his unwavering focus remains on his music.
Chorus: Rose Villain
In the chorus, Rose Villain embodies a carefree spirit, reveling in the freedom of the night. She dismisses thoughts of someone she wishes to avoid, choosing instead to immerse herself in enjoyment. Her dancing is uninhibited, free from the judgment of others, as she moves to the rhythm in her own unique way. When a guy approaches, she deliberately distances herself, signaling her disinterest in any interaction. Rose makes it clear that she prioritizes fun over unnecessary conversations, fully engaging with the music and the moment.
Verse 2: Rose Villain
In this verse, Rose Villain showcases her luxurious lifestyle by mentioning her Versace pajamas, underscoring her confidence and boldness. She embraces her wild side, making playful references to pop culture icons like Nicki Minaj and alluding to extravagant experiences. The arrival of expensive bottles emphasizes her lavish lifestyle, while she asserts that the club cannot handle her level of style. A guy expresses interest in seeing her again, but she remains unfazed, indicating her independence with a quip about having nothing planned for the nonexistent “30th of February.” The verse culminates in her enjoyment of the atmosphere, playfully urging the DJ to keep the beats coming.
Chorus: Rose Villain
The chorus repeats, reinforcing Rose Villain’s independent and carefree vibe. She dances with confidence, unconcerned about the presence of others. When approached by someone, she adeptly sidesteps, emphasizing her lack of interest. Fully immersed in the music, she revels in the moment, free from distractions or judgments, living life on her own terms and owning the night.
Outro: Rose Villain
In the outro, Rose Villain maintains the high energy with a catchy “bop” rhythm, urging everyone to keep the vibe alive. Her invitation to “move it like this” encourages continued dancing and enjoyment of the music, serving as a final, spirited call to embrace the night and celebrate life together.
