YOSHIMITSU

Cochise's song 'YOSHIMITSU' is a vibrant and confident anthem that showcases the artist's swagger and success. The lyrics are filled with braggadocio and a sense of self-assuredness, as Cochise details his stylish appearance and financial achievements. The repeated lines about matching clothing items emphasize his meticulous attention to fashion, which serves as a metaphor for his overall sense of control and precision in life. This meticulousness extends to his financial success, as he boasts about making money 'back after back' and 'rack after rack,' indicating a continuous and unstoppable flow of wealth.

The song also touches on themes of authenticity and self-reliance. Cochise dismisses those who are 'nervous' and 'clowns,' suggesting that they lack the confidence and authenticity that he possesses. This is further highlighted by his refusal to waste time on people who don't add value to his life, as seen in lines like 'I don't wanna waste no more time, I tell her, uh-uh.' The artist's confidence is not just in his appearance and wealth but also in his ability to discern who is worth his time and who isn't.

Cochise's references to feeling 'sexy' and being 'blessed' add a layer of gratitude and self-love to the song. Despite the braggadocio, there's an underlying acknowledgment of the blessings he's received, whether through hard work or divine favor. This blend of confidence, gratitude, and discernment makes 'YOSHIMITSU' a multifaceted track that celebrates personal success while also critiquing inauthenticity and superficiality in others.