Yes

Song Meaning

The track opens with a repeated affirmation, "Yes, yes, nic jinýho není," which translates to "Yes, yes, there is nothing else." This insistent repetition sets a tone of unwavering commitment, almost a mantra, to a particular path or mindset. It immediately establishes a singular focus, suggesting a rejection of alternatives or doubts. The energy is direct and declarative, preparing the listener for a confident assertion of self. The chorus injects pop culture references, likening the narrator to Jim Carrey's "Yes Man" and Terry from the rapper's own context, while also referencing Kenny from South Park with an "orange hoodie." This self-identification with characters known for their extreme personalities or actions grounds the abstract "yes" in a more tangible, even slightly chaotic, persona. The narrator is embracing a role, perhaps one of relentless positivity or a willingness to go to extremes, mirroring these figures. The post-chorus shifts the mood slightly, acknowledging a loss of control after "three beers" and a dismissive attitude towards advice, stating, "Don't try to advise me, you're not Besip." This suggests that while the core affirmation remains, the narrator is also aware of their own vulnerabilities or perhaps a certain recklessness. The line "You are not alone, nor have you ever been" adds a layer of shared experience, even within this assertive declaration. The verse continues this blend of confidence and self-awareness. The narrator describes their "game" as having "no saves," feeling "wavy," and creating tracks for a playlist, even shouting out Jonathan Davis. They mention "oranges washed down with Tequila" and sitting in the studio, embracing their "duty." The imagery of "hair flowing in the wind, Fábio" and "ocean, put on your wellies" creates vivid, almost surreal, pictures. The repeated "yes" seems to fuel this creative output and a sense of unstoppable momentum, a deliberate choice to embrace a certain kind of reality, even if it's a bit wild or unconventional.