Elegante (part. Sfera Ebbasta)

In 'Elegante,' DrefGold, featuring Sfera Ebbasta, delves into the complexities of modern relationships, where materialism often overshadows genuine emotional connections. The song opens with a plea for companionship, but quickly transitions into an apology for not being 'elegant'—a metaphor for not fitting the traditional mold of a romantic partner. Instead, the artist admits to being preoccupied with money and status, highlighting a common struggle in contemporary society where financial success often takes precedence over personal relationships.

The chorus reveals a deeper layer of regret and longing. DrefGold expresses a desire to give more to his partner, symbolized by 'le stelle e la Moon' (the stars and the moon), but acknowledges his shortcomings. This imagery suggests a yearning to offer something grand and meaningful, yet feeling inadequate. The repetition of 'non sei come le altre' (you are not like the others) juxtaposed with 'mo' sei come le altre' (now you are like the others) underscores the transformation in the relationship, where initial uniqueness fades into disillusionment.

Sfera Ebbasta's verse adds another dimension, portraying a lifestyle filled with luxury brands and fast cars, yet lacking emotional fulfillment. The mention of 'karma' and the inability to cry ('non ho lacrime') further emphasizes the emotional numbness that accompanies a life focused on material gains. The song ultimately paints a picture of a relationship strained by external pressures and internal conflicts, where both partners struggle to balance their desires for love and success.

'Elegante' serves as a poignant commentary on the impact of materialism on personal relationships, capturing the tension between the pursuit of wealth and the need for genuine human connection. The song's introspective lyrics and evocative imagery resonate with listeners who navigate similar challenges in their own lives.