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It’s victory scars, bro. Every time it pains, I remember what the sacrifice was worth.
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The speaker calls the scars “victory scars” because they represent the cost of achieving something important. When the pain returns, it brings the sacrifice back to mind and confirms that, in the speaker’s view, the result was worth what had to be endured. The scars therefore stand for both suffering and accomplishment.
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- Rolling Stone India
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- Official Statement
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