Normal

MORAD, also known as M.D.L.R., is an artist known for his raw and authentic portrayal of street life and the struggles that come with it. His song 'Normal' delves into the harsh realities faced by those living in marginalized communities, often dealing with poverty, violence, and encounters with law enforcement.

The repetitive use of the word 'normal' in the chorus, juxtaposed with the artist's disdain for 'los azules' (a slang term for the police) and 'picolos' (possibly a reference to police or informants), suggests a sense of resignation to the constant presence of law enforcement in his life. The lyrics paint a picture of a community where interactions with the police are an everyday occurrence, and where the youth are forced to grow up quickly, often turning to illegal activities to provide for their families. The song reflects on the cycle of poverty and crime, and the societal pressures that push individuals into a life they might not have chosen under different circumstances.

Throughout the verses, MORAD touches on themes of survival, loyalty, and the code of the streets. He speaks of the transformation of individuals over time, from being victims to becoming aggressors, and the respect earned through enduring hardship. The artist also criticizes those who pretend to live a life of crime for clout, contrasting them with those who genuinely live that reality. The song is a commentary on the authenticity of street life versus the glamorized version often portrayed in media. 'Normal' is a raw and unfiltered look at the life that MORAD and many others know too well, where the abnormal becomes the everyday norm.