Supernova

The song 'Supernova' by Saiko (Trap) delves into the emotional turmoil and confusion that comes with a past relationship that lingers in the present. The lyrics express the artist's struggle with an ex-lover who continues to reach out despite being with someone else. This contact rekindles old feelings and memories, causing pain and fear for the artist. The mention of 'Supernova' in the title suggests a powerful, explosive event, paralleling the intense emotions and the fleeting nature of the relationship described in the song.

Saiko (Trap) uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the depth of his feelings. References to 'Polaris' and winning a 'Disco de Oro' (Gold Record) indicate that the artist has poured his emotions into his music, which has achieved recognition. However, this success is bittersweet as it is tied to the memories of the person he is singing about. The lyrics also touch on themes of unrequited love and the complexity of navigating a connection that has ended but still impacts one's life. The artist feels used and discarded, only sought after late at night or when the ex is intoxicated, which adds to the sense of being emotionally manipulated.

The song's narrative is further complicated by the ex's mixed signals and the artist's own jealousy and longing. The repeated lines about not understanding why things ended so quickly and the physical intimacy that once was, highlight the confusion and desire for closure. Saiko (Trap) is left reading old messages and grappling with the lingering presence of his ex in his life, symbolized by the haunting refrain about the ephemeral nature of their love. The song captures the artist's plea for understanding from the heavens, as he deals with the jealousy that arises from the possibility of never seeing his ex again.