The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Chillum" (Chillim) the performer of the song "Miyagi"
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In the lyrics of "Brooklyn", Miyagi uses imagery associated with Brooklyn and 90s hip-hop culture to describe his journey, his neighborhood and his people.He talks about "daddy in the booth", "shady deals", "bloody Babylon", referring to street life, drugs, police brutality, and the dangers surrounding the lyrical hero
Miyagi's song "Bounty" is a hymn to carefree youth, love, and freedom, embodied by the image of a tropical island.The lyrical hero is in a state of euphoria and bliss ("you smile at me," "trip," "I dissolve"), possibly caused by both the surrounding environment and feelings for his beloved
In the song "Bismarck," Miyagi uses the image of Otto von Bismarck, known as the "Iron Chancellor," to convey his feelings and thoughts. Bismarck was a powerful and controversial politician, known for his decisiveness and uncompromising nature
In "Billboard," Miyagi reflects on his success, rejecting stereotypical markers of fame and wealth, such as appearing on the Billboard charts. He emphasizes that his success is not measured by external attributes but by staying true to himself, his principles, and his "crew
In "Believe Me Tonight," Miyagi and Endshpiel reflect on life, the path to success, and the importance of staying true to oneself despite challenges.Endshpiel starts by describing his routine filled with travel and a feeling of inner emptiness despite outward success
In the song "Best Days", Miyagi conveys the feeling of euphoria and carefree that is characteristic of youth and summertime. The lyrics are imbued with images of fun, love, and a thirst for life
