Busy

Capo Plaza's song 'Busy' delves into the relentless hustle and the complexities of success in the modern world. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with constant movement, ambition, and the pursuit of wealth. The artist reflects on his journey, highlighting the sacrifices and the changes that come with financial success. The recurring theme of being 'busy' underscores the never-ending grind and the pressure to maintain and grow one's status and wealth.

The song also touches on the superficial aspects of success, such as fashion and material possessions. Capo Plaza mentions brands like Jordan and Corteiz, symbolizing the shift in his lifestyle and the societal expectations that come with it. The reference to 'Kendall' and 'Kenzo' further emphasizes the allure of luxury and the desire to fit into a certain image. However, beneath the surface, there's a sense of disillusionment and the realization that money and status do not necessarily bring happiness or fulfillment.

Moreover, 'Busy' explores the internal and external conflicts that arise from this lifestyle. The artist grapples with the moral ambiguities and the impact of his choices on his conscience. The line 'combatto il bene e il male' (I fight good and evil) encapsulates this struggle, as he navigates the challenges and temptations of his environment. The song also hints at the isolation that can come with success, as Capo Plaza mentions being left alone but staying true to his path. This duality of ambition and introspection makes 'Busy' a compelling narrative of the modern hustle and the personal toll it can take.