Tofu Delivery (feat. Rojuu)

Orslok's 'Tofu Delivery (feat. Rojuu)' is a poignant exploration of lost love, self-reflection, and the struggle to move on. The song opens with a sense of missed opportunities and unreciprocated feelings, as the artist laments being just a 'complement' to someone who no longer remembers their shared past. This sets the tone for a narrative steeped in melancholy and introspection, where the protagonist uses substances like a blunt to find temporary solace from his emotional turmoil.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person trying to escape their pain through various means. The mention of 'eurobeat' and 'speed' suggests a frenetic lifestyle, perhaps as a way to drown out the sorrow. The artist's enemies are easily defeated, symbolizing a sense of invincibility that contrasts sharply with his internal struggles. The repeated line about seeing a photo but not clicking on it underscores the difficulty of letting go, even when the relationship has clearly ended.

As the song progresses, the artist delves deeper into his feelings of self-loathing and isolation. He acknowledges that he is hated by others but admits to hating himself even more. This self-destructive mindset is further highlighted by his admission that he no longer cares about wealth, as he already has everything he needs. The relationship is described as 'bélico' (warlike), indicating that it was fraught with conflict and ultimately unsustainable. The closing lines reiterate the sense of loss and the impossibility of reconciliation, leaving the listener with a haunting sense of what was and what could have been.