DUDADE

DILLOM's song 'DUDADE' delves into the complexities and challenges of newfound wealth and fame, using a mix of English and Spanish lyrics to express his experiences and lifestyle changes. The song opens with a vibrant declaration of his current status, where he mentions the stress associated with being rich and the constant need to manage threats and betrayals. This sets the tone for a narrative that explores the darker sides of success.

Throughout the lyrics, DILLOM uses vivid imagery and metaphors to describe his life. References to 'DMT' and 'doing the dash' suggest a fast-paced, almost surreal lifestyle change, akin to the psychedelic experience induced by DMT. This comparison highlights the drastic shift in his reality since gaining fame. Moreover, the mention of 'goonies' and 'owing debts' paints a picture of the lingering connections to a rougher past, despite his current wealth and status in the music industry.

The chorus and repeated lines emphasize the ongoing struggle with envy and the necessity of security ('I have to buy a toolie, safety'). DILLOM also touches on personal relationships and indulgences, which he now navigates differently due to his status. The song is not just a celebration of wealth; it's a candid look at the personal adjustments and the constant vigilance required to maintain it. DILLOM's narrative is a reminder of the complexities that accompany financial success, making 'DUDADE' a reflective piece on the cost of fame.