PIOVE (feat. Sfera Ebbasta)

Lazza's song "PIOVE (feat. Sfera Ebbasta)" is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of resilience, defiance, and the harsh realities of street life. The recurring phrase "Okay, piove, lo dice un brother" translates to "Okay, it's raining, a brother says," which serves as a metaphor for challenging times. Despite the metaphorical rain, Lazza encourages movement and action, symbolizing perseverance even when circumstances are tough. The phrase "fanculo 12" is a defiant dismissal of the police, reflecting a rebellious attitude towards authority.

Lazza's verses are filled with vivid imagery and cultural references. He mentions not starting anything but finishing things, indicating a sense of completion and determination. The reference to "bimbi sperduti" (lost boys) becoming wolves suggests a transformation from vulnerability to strength. Lazza's mention of "musical mafia" and Frank Sinatra highlights his confidence and the powerful influence of his music. The line "lancio soldi come un frisbee" (I throw money like a frisbee) portrays a lavish lifestyle, while also hinting at the fleeting nature of wealth.

Sfera Ebbasta's contribution adds another layer to the song, emphasizing the pursuit of success and the challenges that come with it. He talks about rising above his humble beginnings in Cinisello and the superficiality of material gains. The imagery of running a quarter-mile with a quarter-million on his wrist underscores the high stakes and fast-paced nature of their lives. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal, as Sfera mentions removing envious and deceitful people from his life. The overall tone of the song is one of gritty realism, combined with a sense of triumph over adversity.