Soy Uno Más

LIT killah's song "Soy Uno Más" delves into the complexities of modern fame and the quest for authenticity in a world obsessed with social media and celebrity culture. The lyrics reflect a sense of disillusionment with the superficiality of fame, as the artist critiques the prevalence of fake personas and the lack of genuine connections. The repeated line "Ahora todos somos Drake, y no hay ni un God's Plan" underscores the idea that everyone is trying to emulate successful figures like Drake, but without a true sense of purpose or direction.

The song also touches on the personal struggles that come with the pursuit of fame. LIT killah reminisces about simpler times, before the pressures of social media and public recognition took over. Lines like "Pedaleando por mi barrio de ante' de tener likes" and "Queriendo adelantar el tiempo, como Marty McFly" highlight a longing for the past and a desire to escape the relentless march of time. The artist grapples with feelings of isolation and the loss of meaningful relationships, as indicated by the chorus: "Perdiendo todo a nuestro alrededor, me quedo solo, soy uno más."

In the latter part of the song, LIT killah expresses a yearning for a break from the chaos of fame. He wishes to return to a simpler life, free from the pressures and expectations that come with being in the public eye. The lines "El chico ya no quiere fama, lo que quiere es un break" and "Ya no sueña con ser estrella, mucho menos ser Drake" reveal a deep desire for peace and normalcy. This sentiment is further emphasized by the repeated refrain, "Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh," which conveys a sense of resignation and acceptance of his place in the world.