COACH (feat. Muerojoven)

DILLOM's song 'COACH' featuring Muerojoven is a powerful declaration of self-reliance and defiance against societal norms. The lyrics are filled with braggadocio and confidence, reflecting the artist's journey and mindset. DILLOM opens with a striking metaphor, stating that he doesn't smoke weed but rather the ashes of rappers, symbolizing his dominance and the downfall of his competitors. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where he emphasizes his independence and success without the need for a mentor or 'coach.'

The recurring line, 'No es porro lo que fumo, son ceniza' de rapero',' reinforces his superiority in the rap game. DILLOM contrasts his achievements with those of others, highlighting that while others might aspire to material possessions like a Porsche, he invests his money in building a business. This choice underscores his long-term vision and entrepreneurial spirit. The imagery of a broken elevator that only goes up further symbolizes his unstoppable rise and refusal to descend or be brought down by obstacles.

The song also delves into themes of fame and the superficiality of the music industry. DILLOM describes chaotic party scenes and the adoration of fans, yet he remains unsatisfied, hinting at the emptiness that can accompany success. The reference to Mariano Closs, a famous sports commentator, and Dross, a YouTuber known for horror stories, adds layers of cultural context, portraying his life as both a strategic game and a horror story. Despite the chaos, DILLOM maintains a sense of humor and resilience, likening his life to a comedy and himself to a boxer dodging fame. This blend of bravado, cultural references, and introspection makes 'COACH' a compelling anthem of self-made success and the complexities that come with it.