Celine (feat. SOS MUCCI)

Elji Beatzkilla's song "Celine (feat. SOS MUCCI)" delves into the complexities of love, loyalty, and the impact of success on personal relationships. The lyrics are a poignant exploration of whether the people around him would still be there if he lost everything he has achieved. The recurring question, "Se N ka tinha u-ke ke N ten, N ka era u-ke ke mi é, Será k'u tava ma mi?" translates to "If I didn't have what I have, if I wasn't who I am, would you still be with me?" This line encapsulates the central theme of the song, questioning the authenticity of the relationships in his life.

The song also touches on the superficiality that often accompanies fame and wealth. Elji Beatzkilla questions if his partner would stay with him if he were broke, unable to buy clothes, or if he lost his flow and fame. The lyrics, "Se bo ta vivê sen Prada, Fendi, LV, Louboutin, weekend na kes amedjor otel, Se bo ta mudá de vida pa mi," ask if his partner would still be there without the luxuries and high-end brands. This highlights the artist's concern about whether his success is the only thing keeping his relationships intact.

Furthermore, the song reflects on the sacrifices and losses that come with fame. Elji Beatzkilla mentions losing friends and the pressure of maintaining success. The line, "Money tê mudá jente, N perdê txeu amige na meiu de kaminhu," meaning "Money changes people, I lost many friends along the way," underscores the emotional toll of his journey. The artist emphasizes that family is all he has left, and he questions the true value of fame and wealth when it comes at such a high personal cost.