Mabda2 Kolo Btaman Lyrics – Wegz – ويجز

This track is Wegz in full street-philosopher mode, produced by Wezza Montaser who layers heavy, rumbling bass with those crisp mahraganat-tinged drums that keep the flow urgent and hypnotic. Lyrically, it’s all about holding your ground: not insulting those the world humbled, calling out fake toughness, and living by the code that everything has a price—كله بتمن. He flips between warnings to rivals (“ولا تجيلي على سكة”) and nods to his roots, questioning where the real goodness went in a world full of exposed fangs and broken manhood. The chorus loops like a mantra, blending defiance with that weary wisdom from three years at the top, eyes always on the homeland. No features, just pure Wegz spitting over a beat that feels built for late-night drives through Cairo’s backstreets, mixing trap menace with shaabi soul.

Aqareb (Side B) hit midnight on December 15 like the winter flip to Side A’s summer vibe—12 tracks deep, shifting from introspective heaters to local warmth, with standouts like the Mohamed Mounir collab “كلام فرسان” that dropped earlier as the lead. Full lineup includes “الدمعة,” “نور عيني,” “مش كل مرة” with Nasser, “دوامة,” and more, all streaming now on Spotify and YouTube where the video for this one already pulled big views fast. Wegz teased it subtly on socials, letting the music speak after months of building the full Aqareb story.

For Wegz, Side B feels like the response to the chatter around the first half—pushing his experimental side further while circling back to that raw Alexandria grit that put him on the map. After topping charts as the most-streamed Arab artist and crossing continents on Side A, he’s proving the evolution isn’t selling out; it’s leveling up without forgetting the principles that got him here.

Dive into the Mabda2 Kolo Btaman lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Aqareb (Side B) tracks for more of Wegz’s unrelenting edge.