Jetzt Rufst Du An

Loredana's song "Jetzt Rufst Du An" is a powerful anthem of personal triumph and vindication. The lyrics tell the story of someone who has achieved significant success and recognition, only to be contacted by a person who previously ignored or neglected them. The repeated line, "Jetzt rufst du an" ("Now you're calling"), underscores the irony and perhaps the bitterness of the situation. The protagonist is now in the limelight, appearing on television and topping the charts, and has the financial means to buy a new car with cash. This newfound success contrasts sharply with the past, where the person they are addressing was absent when needed most.

The song delves into themes of self-worth and the fickle nature of relationships. Loredana highlights how people often come back into one's life when they see success, not out of genuine concern but out of a desire to be associated with that success. The protagonist's response is one of indifference and dismissal, as they are too busy with their business and life to entertain these latecomers. The line "Ich muss weiter, mach' Geschäfte, Stell' mein Handy auf stumm" ("I have to go on, do business, put my phone on silent") signifies a shift in priorities and a focus on self-empowerment.

Culturally, the song resonates with many who have experienced similar situations, where success brings people out of the woodwork who previously showed no support. Loredana's assertive tone and confident lyrics serve as an inspiration for listeners to recognize their own value and not be swayed by those who only appear during times of success. The imagery of counting money and flying to Dubai further emphasizes the stark contrast between the protagonist's current life and the past, highlighting the tangible rewards of their hard work and perseverance.