HOLLYWOOD (feat. Rkomi, Shablo)

Irama's song "HOLLYWOOD (feat. Rkomi, Shablo)" delves into the complexities of love and the emotional turmoil that often accompanies it, set against the glamorous backdrop of Hollywood. The lyrics paint a picture of a love that is both intoxicating and painful, capturing the essence of a relationship that is as fleeting as it is intense. The repeated line "Come mai, come mai, come mai mi fai morire?" (Why, why, why do you make me die?) underscores the paradox of experiencing profound emotional pain while being drawn to the allure of the relationship.

The song explores the theme of superficiality in modern relationships, particularly in a setting like Hollywood, where appearances often take precedence over genuine connections. The mention of waking up in a room in Brazil and the fleeting nature of these encounters highlights the transient and often shallow nature of these relationships. Despite the recognition that these interactions are just a game, the protagonist finds them irresistibly beautiful, even though they are ultimately unfulfilling.

Irama also touches on the internal conflict of seeking love and connection while grappling with personal issues and the pressures of fame. The lyrics reflect a sense of disillusionment and confusion, as the protagonist navigates through a series of relationships, trying to find meaning and stability. The imagery of flying to Las Vegas and burning the candle at both ends symbolizes the reckless pursuit of pleasure and the inevitable burnout that follows. The song's melancholic tone is a stark contrast to the vibrant and glamorous setting of Hollywood, emphasizing the emptiness that often lies beneath the surface.