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In the song, Amir L9wafi uses these two paths as a metaphor for his own weapon in life: .
He views his music as both his "education" (sharing knowledge and street wisdom) and his "craft" (the technical skill of lyricism). It is his way of "rising up" ( tal3a l'fouq ) without following the traditional, often failing, social scripts. La-N Aka Amir L9wafi - 9eraya wela sen3a
He describes life in the Znaqi (streets) of Tangier, where neither a diploma nor a wrench can fully protect you from the harsh social realities of poverty and marginalization. In the song, Amir L9wafi uses these two
Represents the hope for a "clean" future through degrees, though often portrayed with skepticism due to high unemployment rates for graduates in the late 2000s. In the song