Am Comis-O Din Nou

Parazitii, a renowned Romanian hip-hop group, is known for their raw and unfiltered lyrics, and 'Am Comis-O Din Nou' is no exception. The song opens with a greeting that sets a confrontational tone, immediately addressing critics who might think the group has run out of ideas. This introduction serves as a prelude to the unapologetic and rebellious nature of the song, which is a hallmark of Parazitii's style. They make it clear that their music is not for everyone, especially not for those who conform to societal norms or superficial standards.

Ombladon's verse delves into the group's disdain for societal hypocrisy and superficiality. He criticizes both men and women who fail to understand each other and those who engage in insincere relationships. The lyrics are filled with a sense of frustration and a desire for authenticity, rejecting the fake personas that people often adopt. This is further emphasized by the refrain, which celebrates their defiance and the impact of their music, metaphorically causing speakers to explode with their powerful delivery.

The second verse continues this theme of rebellion and authenticity. Parazitii criticize the music industry, particularly those who prioritize commercial success over genuine artistry. They take a stand against the superficiality of mainstream music, where artists often rely on playback and lack real talent. The lyrics also touch on the exploitation and objectification of women in the industry, condemning those who compromise their integrity for fame. The song concludes with a declaration of their unique identity, rejecting any comparisons to real-life personas and maintaining their commitment to raw, unfiltered expression.