Come Follow Me

Raíssa Reis's song "Come Follow Me" delves into the complexities of modern life, particularly the impact of digital culture on human connection and self-awareness. The opening lines express a sense of mental disarray and frustration with the superficiality of online interactions. The artist highlights how people are often engrossed in their digital lives, to the point of being 'blind' to the real world around them. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line, "Most of them spent their lives because they are online," suggesting a loss of genuine human experience and connection.

The chorus, with its repeated invitation to "come follow me," serves as a rallying cry for those who feel similarly disillusioned. It’s an appeal for solidarity and understanding, urging listeners to break free from the superficiality and to seek deeper, more meaningful connections. The mention of dubstep and ganja sound adds a layer of cultural context, hinting at a subculture that values authenticity and communal experiences over digital facades.

In the latter part of the song, Raíssa shifts focus to self-reflection and collective action. She acknowledges the pressure to make a good impression and the sadness of feeling like 'just one another.' However, she also offers a hopeful message: by choosing a better way and embracing each other, we can make the world a better place. This dual focus on individual introspection and collective improvement underscores the song's core message of authenticity and connection in an increasingly disconnected world.