Rebellion and Raw Emotion in 'BluessyShit'

Oblivion's Mighty Trash's song 'BluessyShit' is a raw and unfiltered expression of frustration, rebellion, and self-assertion. The lyrics are a blend of Spanish and English, reflecting a multicultural influence and a streetwise attitude. The song opens with a chaotic and almost disjointed introduction, setting the tone for a piece that defies conventional structure and embraces a gritty, underground aesthetic. The artist's use of colloquial language and slang adds to the authenticity and rawness of the message.

The lyrics delve into themes of disillusionment and defiance. The artist speaks about smoking thoughts away and making listeners feel his emotions, indicating a desire to connect deeply with the audience while also expressing his inner turmoil. He mentions giving his all and not regretting anything, highlighting a sense of relentless drive and commitment. The line 'Mi playlist es mi casa, mi rabia es mi alimento' (My playlist is my home, my rage is my food) suggests that music is both a sanctuary and a source of sustenance for him, feeding his anger and passion.

As the song progresses, the artist touches on feelings of confinement and frustration with societal expectations. He describes being locked away with sunglasses on, messing around with friends, and not needing to make noise if the business is closed. This imagery paints a picture of someone who feels trapped but finds solace in his own world. The mention of wanting to cut off his ear to stop hearing 'so much bullshit' is a powerful metaphor for the overwhelming nature of false promises and empty words he has encountered. The song concludes with a declaration of identity and place, rejecting mainstream influences and proudly claiming his roots in 'la montaña' (the mountain), further emphasizing his defiance and individuality.

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  2. Piqui Blinder
  3. BluessyShit
  4. No Me Soya La Playa
  5. Low Budget
  6. Sebastián
  7. Puro Parcerito
  8. Goya
  9. eso está muy jazzudo
  10. Bumbá
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