Am Boden Bleiben – literally “Stay on the Ground” – is a gritty yet reflective anthem in which Vega, Casper, and Montez ride the roller-coaster of ambition only to find that each rise brings cracked dreams and shrinking desires. The soaring chorus insists that to see what lies below, you first have to climb, but once you are up there, everything you once craved suddenly looks small, even pointless. That insight flips the usual rap narrative: instead of celebrating the ascent, the song asks whether it might be wiser and healthier to remain grounded.
Vivid scenes of tiny apartments, tired mothers on mopeds, drug-blurred nights, sick friends, and neighborhood tension paint a picture of people who have learned the hard way that money can buy soldiers yet never buy a heart. The rappers expose the pressure, anger, and loneliness that success often hides, turning street-level struggle into a soulful reminder that real strength is not measured in heights reached but in how firmly you can keep both feet on the pavement while protecting the ones you love.