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The lyrics contrast the lives of "normal" young people with those who chose a life of crime and drugs during the turbulent 1990s.
The title phrase, "Aj, aj, pa se kroz grad zajebaj," translates roughly to "Go ahead, mess around through the city," serving as a catchy, rebellious anthem for that era. Legacy and Impact Aj...Aj (Pa Se Kroz Grad Zajebaj) - Spotify
It highlights the difference between a friend who "enters the cafe with chains and a gun" seeking a "krimi-klan" (crime clan) lifestyle and the narrator, who prefers a simpler life—famously claiming, "He says 'long live drugs,' and I say 'long live burek'" .
The track was officially released on January 26, 1998, under the Komuna label .
is one of the most iconic hip-hop tracks from the Montenegrin group Monteniggers , released in 1998 as part of their second and final studio album, Allboom . Song Overview & Background
The song is celebrated for its that reflect the Mediterranean "seaside mentality" of Kotor.
At the time of this release, the group consisted of Igor Lazić (Niggor) and Nebojša Saveljić (Nebo/Sky) . The third original member, Duško Nikolić (Ducka), had passed away from leukemia in 1996.
The lyrics contrast the lives of "normal" young people with those who chose a life of crime and drugs during the turbulent 1990s.
The title phrase, "Aj, aj, pa se kroz grad zajebaj," translates roughly to "Go ahead, mess around through the city," serving as a catchy, rebellious anthem for that era. Legacy and Impact Aj...Aj (Pa Se Kroz Grad Zajebaj) - Spotify The lyrics contrast the lives of "normal" young
It highlights the difference between a friend who "enters the cafe with chains and a gun" seeking a "krimi-klan" (crime clan) lifestyle and the narrator, who prefers a simpler life—famously claiming, "He says 'long live drugs,' and I say 'long live burek'" . The track was officially released on January 26,
The track was officially released on January 26, 1998, under the Komuna label . At the time of this release, the group
is one of the most iconic hip-hop tracks from the Montenegrin group Monteniggers , released in 1998 as part of their second and final studio album, Allboom . Song Overview & Background
The song is celebrated for its that reflect the Mediterranean "seaside mentality" of Kotor.
At the time of this release, the group consisted of Igor Lazić (Niggor) and Nebojša Saveljić (Nebo/Sky) . The third original member, Duško Nikolić (Ducka), had passed away from leukemia in 1996.
