Problemi Con Tutti

Fedez's song 'Problemi Con Tutti' delves into themes of betrayal, isolation, and the complexities of modern life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels disconnected from those around them, grappling with trust issues and the superficiality of social interactions. The opening lines set the tone, with Fedez dismissing the idea that material wealth or status can bring true power or happiness. He uses metaphors like 'affittare il mio castello' (renting my castle) to illustrate the futility of trying to achieve greatness through superficial means.

The chorus, 'Ho problemi con tutti' (I have problems with everyone), is a powerful declaration of the artist's sense of alienation. Fedez juxtaposes the betrayal of Judas with the loyalty of Jesus, suggesting that for every act of treachery, there is a corresponding act of faith. This duality reflects the artist's internal struggle with trust and loyalty, further emphasized by his reluctance to rely on even his own family. The line 'Non bevo se è già aperta la bottiglia' (I don't drink if the bottle is already open) underscores his deep-seated mistrust.

Fedez also touches on the performative nature of modern life, where people are constantly under scrutiny. The repeated imagery of being photographed while dying ('Mi fanno le foto mentre muoio') highlights the invasive nature of social media and public life. Despite the external pressures and betrayals, the artist expresses a desire for solitude and self-reliance, rejecting the notion of being saved by others. The song's recurring theme of 'Per ogni giuda un gesù' (For every Judas, a Jesus) serves as a reminder of the constant battle between good and evil, trust and betrayal, in human relationships.