Kraj prvenstva
Luka Bulic · Other Songs - Luka Bulic
patim ak' ne vidim zutog ili scoriju
fale mi Mila, Bruno, Viki,
fan sam svekoliki prvenstva ovoga
Za koji dan
doc' ce novi tjedan
bez oka sokolovoga
S cim cu kratit' vrijeme
sto ce biti teme
umjesto ocajnog sudjenja
Vise necu znati
kak' da prodju sati
vise nema budjenja
i noćnog bludjenja
Ne znam kak' bi uopce
moglo bit' gore
falit ces mi, Samovojsko
i ti, Igore
Osmijeh sa Tininih usana
i brk od Beusana
svi nedostaju najbolje da
pocnem odmah sada
spremat' se za Rusiju
Nisam vise svoj
a niti zena moja
nije sretna sto je gotovo
Vratit ce se stres i
falit ce joj Messi
i nas izbornik pogotovo
A comic farewell to football season
Luka Bulić's “Kraj prvenstva” (“The End of the Championship”) is a humorous musical farewell to the emotional roller coaster of a football tournament. Part of his Bullhit series, it turns the anticlimax after a major competition into a comic subject: fans have grown used to the matches, commentary and shared excitement, and suddenly must return to ordinary routines. Bulić's approach is affectionate satire rather than a serious sports anthem, balancing fan devotion with self-mockery.
The song fits Bulić's broader work as a Croatian comedian and musical satirist, who regularly responds to current events through topical parodies. Its references to football coverage and familiar media personalities give the track a distinctly local setting, but the feeling it describes is widely recognizable to sports audiences in other countries. The release circulates online through the artist's media presence rather than through a conventional album campaign.
No dependable chart placement is available, and a chart peak would not be the best measure of this kind of topical comedy song. Its reception is tied to timing: the joke lands most strongly as a tournament ends and fans suddenly lose the daily drama around it. “Kraj prvenstva” is an example of how pop-cultural commentary can use a familiar tune and a seasonal sports moment to build a shared joke, preserving the mood of a particular championship for listeners who remember its broadcasts.